Bugler Coaches

Seaton & The Seaton Tramway 1st August 2024

Seaton & The Seaton Tramway

Thursday 1st August

            

 

 

The coach will leave Bristol City Centre at 9.00am  or

you can board the coach earlier at your local pick up point

 

 

Whether you are looking for interesting attractions, wanting to explore stunning natural landscapes, or just wanting somewhere to relax,
shop and eat, you’ll find it all in Seaton.

 

Sitting at the heart of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site, with the South West Coast Path and Seaton Wetlands Nature Reserve
within walking distance, Seaton’s beautiful scenery and
natural environment are a joy to explore.


Car 11, passing Seaton Wetlands Black Whole Marsh -Andrew Norsworthy

      

 

The town offers several outstanding attractions including Seaton Tramway whose narrow gauge heritage trams run
through miles of unspoilt countryside.

 

Included in your day trip is a return trip on the tramway from Seaton to Colyton. This journey passes through the wetland area.

 



You will have around an hour in Colyton for a stroll and
there's also a cafe for refreshment




 

Seaton Jurassic the newest attraction and Devon Wildlife Trust’s first flagship visitor centre. Visit and you’ll go on a journey through time,
over land and underwater, to worlds familiar and alien
as you explore the history of the coastline.

  

 

 

Seaton Beach is overlooks Lyme Bay and surrounded
by beautiful countryside. 

 

 

We'll return home to Bristol, arriving back in the City Centre around 7.30pm

 

£36.95
Includes return tram ride

  

To book phone  

01225 444422

or

book online below

  

Sidmouth & Budleigh Salterton 6th August 2024

Sidmouth &

Budleigh Salterton

Tuesday 6th August

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The coach will leave Bristol City Centre at 9.00am or you

can board the coach earlier at your local pick up point

        

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With its Red Devonian Sandstone Cliffs and beautiful

beaches our first stop is Sidmouth which is part

of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site

  

Soak up the atmosphere, relax in a deck chair or take a

stroll around the shops and cafes and enjoy the

seaside experience of times gone by

 

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    After lunch we'll move on to the second seaside town of Budleigh Salterton where you can stroll along the sea front or enjoy
afternoon tea in one of the many cafes

 

Budleigh Salterton remains one of Devon's most unspoilt and charming towns

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 We'll arrive back in Bristol around 7.30 pm

 

£24.95 

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 To book phone

01225 444422

or

book online below

    

Beaulieu & Bucklers Hard Museum & Village 7th August

Lots to do in Beaulieu

Wednesday 7th August

            

 

 

   There is so much to see and do at Beaulieu

It's the home of the National Motor Museum

 

See over 280 vehicles at the world famous National Motor Museum.
From F1 cars and land speed record breakers to incredible

examples of pioneering motoring.



The Palace House

 

Get a fascinating look into the Montagu family home. Costumed guides
give you a flavour of what it would  have been like in Victorian Times.



Beaulieu Abbey

Walk in the medieval monks who lived here over 800 years ago.

The conserved ruins of this once vast medieval abbey
include an exhibition on its history.

 


The stunning Grounds and Gardens

 

Lose yourself in Beaulieu's serene grounds and gardens.

From the wild nature of the millpond walk to the
beautifully designed flower gardens.



World of Top Gear

 

See iconic cars from memorable TV challenges in the condition they were left in.
Plus step into the Enormodrome to get a feel for the BBC Top Gear studio.



The Monorail

Save your feet and enjoy unlimited rides on the open top veteran bus and high level "Skytrain"




Visit the "Secret Army Exhibition"


During World War 2 Beaulieu was a finishing school for Special Operations Executive
Agents. The Secret Army Exhibition reveals all.....well almost all!


 

  

 

The coach will leave Bristol City Centre at 9.00am or

you can board the coach earlier at your local pick up point

 

 

Beaulieu is an award winning day out with something for everyone.
Which will you visit first?

 

Bucklers Hard Museum & Village

This 18th century shipbuilding village is steeped in history from its beginnings in the 13th century when owned by the Cistercian monks, to its time as a shipyard where boats for Nelson’s Navy were built.

Discover its stories in the Museum and reconstructed cottage displays…

 

 

We'll return home to Bristol, arriving back in the City Centre around 7.30pm

 

£45.95

  

To book phone  

01225 444422

or

book online below

  

Shrewsbury & Shrewsbury Flower Show 10th August

Shrewsbury & Shrewsbury Flower Show

Saturday 10th August

       

  

    

Today we’ll visit Shrewsbury, within a loop of meandering River Severn, at the heart

of Shropshire, a landscape that inspires with its beauty and mystery

     

Shrewsbury's most famous son, Charles Darwin would still recognise

the lovely black & white timbered buildings of his home town

Renowned to be one of England's most splendid

heritage town's with over 600 listed buildings

      

 

       

 

Explore Shrewsbury's picturesque cobbled alleys and squares

and be astounded by the exceptional number of interesting

independent shops that makes Shrewsbury's shopping

so special. Around every corner is a great cafe

restaurant or pub, drop in and enjoy

  

      

  

Don't forget to wander down to Shrewsbury's Quarry Park
and simply watch the world go by while enjoying

a drink by the river, or relax on a river boat

cruise from Victoria Quay

 

Shrewsbury Flower Show

The magnificent Shrewsbury flower show is also on today.

If you would like to visit the flower show please let us know when booking.

The coach will do a drop off and pickup from the Flower show (entry not included)

         

      

The coach will leave Bristol City Centre at 9.15am or you

can board the coach earlier at your local pick up point

We'll arrive back in Bristol around 7.30pm

 

£24.95  

 

 

To book phone

  

01225 444422

or

book online below

  

The Babbacombe Summer Show 14th August

 

The Babbacombe Theatre Summer Show

and Lunch at
The Royal Hotel

Wednesday 14th August

       

 

   The coach will leave Bristol (Anchor Road) at 9.00am

or you can board earlier at your local Pick-up Point

 

    

We'll make a short 'comfort' stop at Taunton Deane Services

and please bring a coffee back onto the coach

if you wish to enjoy it on the journey

 

We'll arrive at The Roayl Hotel where you'll enjoy a fantiastic 2 course lunch with
tea or coffee before heading across to The Babbacombe Theatre for the show.

 

 

if you haven't been to Babbacombe Theatre You really must do
so this year. Voted Devon's best theatre by Tripadvisor.

 

. Your Two Course lunch and Coffee at The Royal Hotel
is included in the price and of course your Front of Stalls
tickets for the show

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The Poster above is from the 2023 show we will update with
the 2024 show when it's released

     We'll arrive back in Bristol at around 7.30pm

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£59.95

(Includes 2 course lunch and theatre tickets - Best Seats, front of stalls)

 

 

 

To book phone

01225 444422

or book on-line below

    

 

Weymouth 17th August

 

Weymouth

Saturday 17th August

       

        

The coach will leave Bristol (Anchor Road) at 9.00am

or you can board earlier at your local Pick-up Point

 

  

We'll be in Weymouth in plenty of time for lunch and we'll

stay until 4.30pm giving you loads of time to

eat, play and explore this seaside town

which is said to have the best sand

of any beach in Britain.  

    

We'll make a short 'comfort' stop en route and

please bring a coffee back onto the coach

if you wish to enjoy it on the journey.   

We'll arrive back in Bristol at around 7.30pm

  

£24.95

 

To book phone

01225 444422

or book on-line below

    

Torquay & Cockington Village 20th August

Torquay & Cockington Village

Tuesday 20th August

     

Shop in Torquay's top stores and have lunch overlooking the harbour,
among the palm trees  in the beautiful seafront gardens.

  

Torquay is now even better with millions of pounds having been spent
on the fabulous Princess Gardens and the Rock Walk, and of course
stroll along the Princess Pier and visit the famous White Pavilion

        

     

With one of the best harbours in Devon, Torquay richly
deserves it's title of The English Riviera

Watch the fishing boats and admire the luxury yachts before choosing
where to take tea, it's there to be enjoyed

  

 

Alternatively we can drop you as close as possible to beautiful Cockington Village.
You will need to walk a little way into the village as it's not accessible for the coach.
  

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One of the jewels in Devon's Crown of beautiful villages

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Cockington village is hidden in a deep valley just far enough from the sea

to be sheltered from the sea breezes but still enjoying the

micro climate associated with the Devon coast

  

You can stroll among thatched cottages, beautiful gardens and tea shops and take a horse-drawn carriage to see the wonders of  the 450 acres of

parkland that surround the stately manor house with lakes

originally built by the monks from Torre Abbey.

      

The village is now managed by the Torbay Coast

and Countryside Trust

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One of the cottages that you will want to see is the famous

16th century Gamekeeper's Cottage

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Gamekeeper's Cottage Tea Shoppe

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In the centre of Cockington the thatched buildings include The Forge, one of the most

photographed buildings in the country, dating from the 14th century.

The oldest postcard featuring the village was of the

Forge taken in the 1890's

 

The thatched Drum Inn serves wonderful lunches and on a nice

day the courtyard outside is a great place to eat

You can find wonderful cakes and scones,

and Devon Tea's in the tea shops

 

 

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Alongside Cockington Court is the Norman Church of St. George and St. Mary.

This tiny but beautiful Church is in great demand for weddings,

christenings and still holds services on a Sunday

 

The coach will leave Bristol City Centre at 9.00am  or

you can board the coach earlier at your local pick up point 

 

We'll arrive back in Bristol at approx 7.30pm

  

£24.95

 

  

To book phone

01225 444422

or book on-line below

  

Paignton 20th August

Paignton

Tuesday 20th August

     

One of the brightest jewels in the English Riviera’s crown, as you arrive in the seaside resort of Paignton, you are met with the welcoming sight of its long stretch of beautiful and easily accessible beachfront, promenade, traditional pier, colourful beach huts and green. 

The great thing about Paignton is that the seafront and town centre shops are all within close proximity, making it ideal for a relaxing day out. Once you arrive, you don't have to go far, but Paignton also has one of the countrys best Zoo's should you wish to visit.

 

 

The coach will leave Bristol City Centre at 9.00am  or

you can board the coach earlier at your local pick up point 

 

We'll arrive back in Bristol at approx 7.30pm

  

£24.95

 

  

To book phone

01225 444422

or book on-line below

  

Dartmouth 21st August

 

Dartmouth

Wednesday 21st August

 
 
Dartmouth, one of England's oldest seaports and still one of the busiest You can spend a delightful afternoon watching the action on the river as the ferries cross back and forth and cruise ships arrive from far off places.
 
Dartmouth Castle can be reached by ferry The town is crammed with interesting shops, narrow streets and marvellous places to eat. Whether it's a light lunch or a
Devon Cream Tea it's easy to find in Dartmouth
 

 

 
You can take a boat trip to Dittisham, and to Dame Agatha Christie's family home, The Greenway Estate, which she bought in 1938 and where
she wrote many of her famous novels
 
 

Dartmouth Regatta

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Dartmouth Regatta 2

  
The coach will leave Bristol City Centre at 9.00 am, or you can
board the coach at your local pick up point


£24.95
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To book phone

01225 444422

or book on-line below

        

Bickleigh Mill & Tiverton Horse Drawn Canal 22nd August

 

Tiverton Horse Drawn Canal Barge
& Bickleigh Mill

Thursday 22nd August

       

The coach will leave Bristol (Anchor Road) at 9.00am

or you can board earlier at your local Pick-up Point

We'll make a short 'comfort' stop at Taunton Deane Services,

please bring a coffee back onto the coach if you wish to enjoy it on the journey

 

 

  First we will visit Bickleigh Mill which is near Tiverton in Devon, one of Devon’s largest and most exciting rural shopping, eating and recreation destinations housed within an 18th century historic working water Mill.

 

Today’s Mill blends the traditions of a bygone age with contemporary living and offers out of town shopping and dining in the most idyllic of settings.

Here you can enjoy lunch in the restaurant set in the Old Mill House, with such a warm and traditional atmosphere that it makes you feel at home as soon as you walk through the door. Log fires during the winter months and views of the waterside gardens and mill wheel add something special to any occasion.

 

After lunch we'll go to Tiverton Canal, there we'll join the lovely crew on this horse drawn barge for a very leisurerly canal cruise on the last horse drawn barge in the West Country.

    

We'll arrive back in Bristol at around 7.30pm

  

£44.95

(Price includes your 2 and half hour Barge Trip)

 

To book phone

01225 444422

or book on-line below

    

Plymouth, The Barbican, The Hoe & The Gin 28th August

Plymouth, The Barbican The Hoe & The Gin

Wednesday 28th August

 

Once the haunt of drunken sailors and Press Gangs the Barbican is now a lively quayside with wine bars, bistros and cafes. A great place for a leisurely stroll with busy streets and narrow alleys

   

    

If you fancy you can take a tour of The Plymouth Gin Distillery, and maybe sample the gin as well as trying lunch in TV chef, James Tanner's bistro restuarant inside the distillery

      

 

  

The Hoe is just minutes away with views out to sea and the shops are just a

short walk in the other direction at the new Drake Circus Shopping Mall  

There is so much to do here you'll need to come back again!

     

 

     

The coach will leave Bristol City Centre at 9.00am

or you can board earlier at your local pick up point

We'll arrive back in Bristol around 7.30pm

        

 

 

£24.95

 

  

To book phone

01225 444422

or book on-line below

   

Plymouth Harbour Cruise 28th August

  

Plymouth Harbour Cruise

Wednesday 28th August

  

We'll arrive at Plymouth's famous Mayflower Steps in time to enjoy lunch

in the Boathouse Cafe, where we've arranged a discount on your

choice of lunch before you board the boat for an hour's cruise

around the harbour. Your boat trip is included in your

booking price. Later you can stroll around the

famous Barbican, once home to pirates,

now the home of Plymouth Gin

and lots of teashops

 

When Ben Squire started fishing with one boat he could hardly
have imagined how his business would grow to a fleet which
includes six pleasure boats and a harbourside café

cooking fish straight off of his boats

 

The Lemon Sole so beautiful on your plate was probably

swimming off shore just hours ago

 

 

       Ben Squire    

 

 

 

Plymouth's Devonport dockyard still serves some

of The Royal Navy's fleet of ships

 

   The Boathouse Cafe

 

After our Harbour Cruise you'll have time to stroll around the Barbican

or head up onto the Hoe for afternoon tea and cake

 

   The coach will leave Bristol City Centre at 9.00am or you

can board the coach earlier at your local pick up point

We'll arrive back in Bristol around 7.30pm

    

£35.95

 

includes your 1 hour boat trip

To book phone

01225 444422

or

book on-line below

  

 

 

 

 

 

National Botanic Garden of Wales 29th August

National Botanic Garden of Wales

Thursday 29th August

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The coach will leave Bristol City Centre at 9.00 am or you can board 

at a pick-up point near your home.



With over 500 acres there is plenty to see and do at
National Botanic Garden of Wales.

 

 

The Great Glasshouse is the largest single-span great glasshouse in the world.



Photo credit Tim Jones
 

It houses some of the most endangered plants on the planet which come from six areas of the world: California, Australia, the Canary Islands, Chile, South Africa,
the Mediterranean Basin.

Each of these geographical areas has regions that enjoy a Mediterranean climate.
Hot dry summers, cool moist winters, dazzling sunlight, strong breezes and
the occasional ground-clearing fire, create perfect conditions for many
plants to thrive on the scrubby, rock-strewn landscapes.

 

Photo credit Aled Llywelyn

 

Explore the recently restored parkland and our Waun Las Nature Reserve.

 

  Photo credit Tim Jones

 

Here are some of the fantastic walks you can do;

 

 

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£39.95

 

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To book phone

01225 444422

or

book on-line below