The Lakes & Windermere Spectacular

A wonderful two day break to enjoy the charm, delights and sheer beauty of the Lake District, with the assurance of dinner, bed and breakfast at the Windermere Hotel. Visit some of the Lakes' most stunning spots and prettiest villages on this wonderful break taking in Grasmere, Ambleside, Bowness and popular Windermere.n.What's Included?
- Coach travel with reserved seating- One night dinner, bed & breakfast at the Windermere Hotel, Windermere- Visits and free time to explore Bowness, Grasmere, AmblesideThe Lake District - England's largest National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site AND home to the highest mountain (Scafell Pike), longest lake (Windermere) and deepest lake in the country (Wastwater) - there's an unrivalled list of things to see and do in The Lakes.nnBowness-on-Windermere - A busy town right on the shore of the largest lake in The Lake District -and England: Windermere. You'll find traditional stone cottages, lakefront pubs, B&Bs - and lots and lots of water sports!nnGrasmere - One of the Lake District's prettiest villages, the former home of William Wordsworth rests alongside Grasmere Lake, surrounded by a panorama of fells, mountains, woodlands, and lush farmland. Old cottages, local slate houses and Victorian villas are scattered amongst hotels, galleries and tourist shops - including its famous gingerbread shop (est 1854!).nnAmbleside - At the Northern end of Windermere lies the popular market town of Ambleside - traditional grey slate buildings surrounded by fells and a hive of restaurants, cafés, pubs and outdoor clothing specialists (there's an unrivalled range of water sports around here!).nnThe Windermere Hotel - Commanding views of Lake Windermere for over 170 years, the Windermere Hotel is beautifully located in what might be the most popular section of the Lake District, there's plenty to do minutes from the doorstep.

The Lake District
A unique tapestry of mountains, lakes & tarnsnThe Lake District is England's largest National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site AND home to the highest mountain (Scafell Pike), longest lake (Windermere) and deepest lake in the country (Wastwater). The national park's unique landscape is the product of geographical processes over the last 500 million years.nnYou might have noticed that it rains a lot here. This, combined with extra deep glacial valleys and volcanic rock that doesn't allow the water to seep away, is the reason there are so many lakes and tarns.nnAn unrivalled list of things to see & donDotted around this peaceful - and photogenic part of the world are many historic towns and villages, vast farmland, ancient dry-stone walls, and so much more. If you're heading here for an adventure or to get back to nature - you can walk, hike, hire a boat, camp.. the list is unrivalled.nnIf you like to eat and drink, there are many cosy pubs to treat yourself to a locally distilled beer (or something stronger), and if you want to stock up on local delicacies or gifts for loved ones, there are countless quaint little shops.nnDon't miss - If you haven't already, try Kendal Mint Cake, a locally made energy-boosting snack enjoyed by hikers worldwide!The Windermere Hotel, Windermere The Windermere Hotel, Windermere
Commanding views of Lake Windermere for over 170 years, the Windermere Hotel is beautifully located in what might be the most popular section of the Lake District, there's plenty to do minutes from the doorstep.Hotel features: All bedrooms feature en-suite facilities, TV & tea/coffee making facilities
- Bar/lounge for your relaxation
- Restaurant serving traditional fayre
- Free Wi-Fi in public areas.