Somerset Seasons Greetings

Welcome to Somerset, in the South West of England, with its five areas of outstanding natural beauty plus the Exmoor National Park along with a varied coastline including long sandy beaches, rugged cliffs and traditional harbours.\n\nThis festive tour takes in Bristol, with its City Centre Christmas Market, plus Glastonbury and Wells..
Hotel for 3 nights with breakfast & buffet dinner\nTea / coffee after dinner\nExcursion Bristol\nVisit to Glastonbury & Wells\nPorterage\n

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\n\nDay 1 - From your chosen joining point our feeder vehicle will take you to your designated interchange point where your holiday begins. Arrive at your hotel in plenty of time to freshen up before dinner. 3 nights with breakfast and dinner included.Days 2 & 3 - At leisure in Bridgwater with two included excursions\n\nBristol Christmas Market\nNestled in the heart of Bristol City Centre is a wonderful Christmas market, where you will find over 35 festive stalls selling an array of unique gifts, crafts, and seasonal treats. Grab yourself a warming hot chocolate or mulled wine and wander through the market soaking up the holiday atmosphere.\nOnce you've seen enough of the market there still so much to see and do in Bristol. The city is steeped in history and historical and heritage sites, like Bristol Cathedral and the Lord Mayor's Chapel, are not to be missed!\n\nGlastonbury & Wells\nAfter breakfast head off to Glastonbury, on the edge of the unique stretch of countryside known as the Somerset Levels. The land around the town is flat, allowing you to spot the mystical Glastonbury Tor, rising up from sea level behind the town and of course, Glastonbury is well known for its ancient and medieval sites, many rich in myth as well as for its famous music festival. Lying at its heart is Glastonbury Abbey, once one of the greatest abbeys in the country. It is also the possible burial place of the legendary King Arthur.\nLater head for Wells, with its quintessentially English village appearance, enjoyed by visitors from across the globe. It is compact, with cobbled streets, medieval architecture and a market square, yet is actually a city - the smallest in England to be precise! It was given this accolade by the commanding presence of Wells Cathedral. Built between 1175 and 1490 Wells Cathedral has been described as "the most poetic of the English Cathedrals".\nDay 4 Return to interchange with a stop for lunch on the way.Mercure Bridgwater, Bridgwater ****
\n\nSituated central in Bridgwater,boasting a fitness centre, bar. restaurant, 24-hour front desk and room service,. \n\nAll bedrooms rooms offer contemporary, comfortable furnishings. high speed WiFi, black out curtains, large screen TV, iron and ironing board, safe, hairdryer and a dual headed shower for a perfect leisure stay.There is a smart restaurant located within the hotel as well as a welcoming bar.