Springtime in the Lakes Singles Galore
Sun 14 - Thu 17 Mar 27: A Springtime Holiday to the Lakes with Johnsons Coaches
Sunday 14thMarch - Thursday 18thMarch 2027
Discover the Lake District's literary heritage and breathtaking scenery, with classic villages, famous lakes, scenic cruises and connections to Wordsworth and BeatrixPotter, all based in charming Keswick.
Look What's Included:
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Door to Door Service
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Our own courier service
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Luxury Traveller Coach with ‘First Class’ seating & legroom
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Fully reclining seats
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Complimentary on board hot and cold drinks
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Free Wi-Fi and USB charging points
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4 nights half board
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Windermere Lake Cruise
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Wordsworth Museum & Dove Cottage
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Mountain Goat Mini-Coach Excursion as itemised.
Not Included: All lunches.
Your Hotel
3*The Skiddaw Hotel, Keswick
This popular hotel enjoys an excellent location in the market square of the lovely town of Keswick. Cocktail bar and conservatory, stylish restaurant and pleasant lounge. Mobility Grade: 4 – Town: Generally, level. Hotel: Level location. Lift to all floors.
Facilities: En-SuiteBedrooms - TV - Hairdryer - Hospitality Tray - Lift
Supplements:
Single Room: £100
Holiday Insurance: £38
(Prices are per person and for the entire holiday)
Sunday |
We depart from Henley and journey north to Kendal 'Gateway to the Lakes' for lunch then onto your hotel in Keswick, time to relax before dinner. |
Monday |
This morning, we visit Grasmere, famous for its gingerbread and of course it was once the home of the famous poet William Wordsworth. On the outskirts of the village, we step back in time as we visit the Wordsworth Museum & Dove Cottage. Now re-opened after a multi-million-pound restoration project we get a feel for daily life as the Wordsworth's would have known and experience a humble home where extraordinary writing and thinking took place. We continue to Bowness where we enjoy a scenic sightseeing cruise on stunning Lake Windermere. |
Tuesday |
A morning excursion to Cockermouth, birthplace of William Wordsworth. The thriving town boasts medieval and Georgian streets with small independent shops and a wide selection of interesting antique and gift shops, cafes and pubs. We return to Keswick for free time in the afternoon. |
Wednesday |
This morning, we experience the comfortable services of Mountain Goat. A fleet of mini coaches takes us first to Coniston Water where we visit the Ruskin Museum where we will be able to view Donald Campbell's 'Bluebird'. From here we enjoy a cruise on Coniston Water on-board the steam yacht Gondola. We continue to Hilltop (NT). This 17th century farmhouse was where Beatrix Potter wrote many of her children's stories. Our return is via Tarn Hows. |
Thursday |
Departing Keswick we commence our journey home. |
| Date | Duration | From price | Book now | Call back | Favourites |
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| 14 Mar 2027 | 5 Days | £969.00 | Book now | Request call back | ★ |
Pick-up points
Find the closest pick up point to you for this trip
| Name | Address |
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| Henley in Arden Depot |
Park & Ride, Johnsons Depot
Liveridge House Liveridge Hill, Henley in Arden |
Home pick-ups
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