Kent - The Garden of England

	Known as the 'Garden of England', Kent offers an ideal location to see some our beautiful gardens at their very best

Tour itinerary - 10-14 September 2007

Day 1	Depart your local area for the journey to our hotel, with a break en route for coffee or early lunch. We shall arrive at the hotel in time to settle in before our evening meal.
Day 2	Coach travel to Michelham Priory, which is nestled deep in the Sussex countryside. Explore these beautiful gardens, stroll around the amazing garden sculptures and spend time standing alongside one of England’s oldest working watermills.
Day 3	A morning visit to the picturesque market town of Cranbrook. This pretty town is known as the ‘Capital of Weald’. Full of narrow medieval streets and alleyways lined with pretty old houses and churches and home to the tallest and finest working smock mill in England – the Union Mill. Then onto visit the National Trust property of Scotney Castle – which has one of the most romantic gardens in England set around the ruins of a 14th century moated castle.
Day 4	Coach travel to Whitbread Hop Farm, Beltring. Here you will be able to wander around shire horses, rural crafts and machinery housed amongst the largest collection of Victorian Oast houses in the world.
Day 5	Return coach journey home after an enjoyable week in this wonderful part of England.

Your accommodation

Ramada Jarvis Hotel, Tunbridge Wells – all rooms en-suite.

Inclusions

• Return travel by executive coach to Tunbridge Wells
• 4 nights half board accommodation
• Full English breakfasts and 3-course evening meals
• Free use of swimming pool
• All excursions plus entrances to Michelham Priory and Whitbread Hop Farm
  [Scotney Castle is not included as we have some National Trust Members]
  

Price
£232.00 per person (2 people sharing a twin/double room)
Holiday Insurance offered at £8.50