ELITE SERVICES LIMITED 1[a] CONWAY ROAD SALE, CHESHIRE M33 2TA Tel:0161-969-5117 www.eliteservicesltd.com A division of the Elite group Day tours and holidays bro- Monday 1 st August - The Anthony Roberts memo- rial day at Lytham and St Annes including a meal at the Lindum Hotel £25. Today we mark Anthony’s birthday as we visit his favour- ite destinations. We have included a meal at the Lindum Hotel. Throughout the day there will be giveaways on board the coach, raffles and much more. There will be a full VIP service onboard the coach today including tea, coffees and nibbles. D All profits from this trip will be donated to the Motor Neurone Disease Association in Anthony’s Memory Tuesday 2 nd August Morecambe and Grange Over Sands £13 A morning visit to Morecambe where the festival market will be open for the shoppers. Followed by an afternoon visit to Carnforth station, home of Brief encounter where you can visit the heritage centre or explore the Town itself. C Tuesday 2 nd August Equestrian Day@ Bakewell Show £ 20 Adults can enjoy reduced admission. Some trade stands will be open, refresh- ments will be available and free grandstand seating can be enjoyed all day ,Hunters ,Working Hunters, Riding Horse & Cobs ,Ridden Heavies, Unaffiliat- ed Dressage, Blue Chip Flat Ridden Sport Horse, Irish Draft Horses, B Working Show Horses and Ex Race Hors- Wednesday 3 rd August The Bakewell Show-£24 inc adm Bakewell Show 2016 will once again be a di- verse event full of entertainment, animals, food, drink and attractions. There will be an array of exhibitors displaying horses, livestock, rabbits, dogs and more, artisan food producers, crafts- people selling their wares and performing live demonstrations, horticulture displays and live motorcycle stunts.B Thursday 4 th August The Guide Dog Training Facility tour £14 Have you ever wondered how and where Man- chester’s Guide Dogs are trained? Come with us and find out! We have included a two hour stay at the Guide Dog Facility in Atherton followed by the after- noon at Botany Bay Chorley. C Friday 5 th August Dobbies Garden World and Southport £12 A morning visit to the popular Dobbies Garden World in Birkdale, outside Southport followed by and after- noon spend in Southport. Lord Street or even the pier; Southport has something to offer all. This visit will be much quiet than when we visit again for the flower show later in the month. C Saturday 6 th August Durham £16 One of Europe’s finest examples of Nor- man architecture. Durham Cathedral and the adjacent Castle are a World Heritage Site. The great Cathedral towering above them could easily be set in a forest far A Saturday 6 th August Beamish £28 Beamish is a world famous open air museum, telling the story of life in North East England during the 1820s, 1900s & 1940s. Beamish is spread out over 300 acres. Beamish has its own historic buses and tams operating within the grounds and is an excellent day out for all A Day Tours
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ELITE SERVICES LIMITED
1[a] CONWAY ROAD
SALE, CHESHIRE M33 2TA
Tel:0161-969-5117
www.eliteservicesltd.com
A division of the Elite group
Day tours and holidays bro-Monday 1st August - The Anthony Roberts memo-rial day at Lytham and St Annes including a meal at the
Lindum Hotel £25. Today we mark Anthony’s birthday as we visit his favour-ite destinations. We have included a meal at the Lindum Hotel. Throughout the day there will be giveaways on board the coach, raffles and much more. There will be a full VIP service onboard the coach today including tea,
coffees and nibbles. D
All profits from this trip will be donated to the Motor Neurone Disease Association in Anthony’s Memory
Tuesday 2nd August
Morecambe and Grange Over Sands £13 A morning visit to Morecambe where the festival market will be open for the shoppers. Followed by an afternoon visit to Carnforth station, home of Brief encounter where you can visit the heritage centre or explore the Town itself. C
Tuesday 2nd August
Equestrian Day@ Bakewell Show £ 20 Adults can enjoy reduced admission. Some trade stands will be open, refresh-ments will be available and free grandstand seating can be enjoyed all day ,Hunters ,Working Hunters, Riding Horse & Cobs ,Ridden Heavies, Unaffiliat-ed Dressage, Blue Chip Flat Ridden Sport Horse, Irish Draft Horses, B Working Show Horses and Ex Race Hors-
Wednesday 3rd August
The Bakewell Show-£24 inc adm Bakewell Show 2016 will once again be a di-verse event full of entertainment, animals, food, drink and attractions. There will be an array of exhibitors displaying horses, livestock, rabbits, dogs and more, artisan food producers, crafts-people selling their wares and performing live demonstrations, horticulture displays and live
motorcycle stunts.B
Thursday 4th August
The Guide Dog Training Facility tour £14 Have you ever wondered how and where Man-chester’s Guide Dogs are trained? Come with us and find out! We have included a two hour stay at the Guide Dog Facility in Atherton followed by the after-noon at Botany Bay Chorley. C
Friday 5th August
Dobbies Garden World and Southport £12 A morning visit to the popular Dobbies Garden World in Birkdale, outside Southport followed by and after-noon spend in Southport. Lord Street or even the pier; Southport has something to offer all. This visit will be much quiet than when we visit again for the flower show later in the month. C
Saturday 6th August
Durham £16
One of Europe’s finest examples of Nor-man architecture. Durham Cathedral and the adjacent Castle are a World Heritage Site. The great Cathedral towering above
them could easily be set in a forest far A
Saturday 6th August
Beamish £28 Beamish is a world famous open air museum, telling the story of life in North East England
during the 1820s, 1900s & 1940s. Beamish is spread out over 300 acres. Beamish has its own
historic buses and tams operating within the grounds and is an excellent day out for all
Some of the planes announced to fly at this year’s Blackpool Air Show include the Typhoon, Spitfire, Hurricane and Lancaster Bomber, as well as the world famous Red Arrows display team. C The free seafront show, which features a whole host
Monday 8th August
Skipton and KWVR Steam train ride £21 We start the day with a return ride on the KWVR steam
train between Ingrow and Oxenhope followed by an afternoon spent in Skipton where there will be plenty of
time to enjoy the delights of Skipton including the Market
which is open today. C
Tuesday 9thAugust
Boundary Mill Stores August Clearance Including Fish and Chips lunch at Banney’s £16.50
It is the August clearance at the Boundary Mill stores in August. You will find discounts on many different products and you can enjoy a further 10% off sale marked products if you are Boundary Mill Stores privileged member. C
Wednesday 10th August
Llandudno £13
Llandudno is by far the most popular resort in North Wales and is a destination of choice from people of all ages. Llandudno has something to offer everyone. C
Thursday 11th August
Chester £9.50 Famed for it’s architecture and history Chester is a popular choice for many people. Chester has lots to do and see and with a full day to spend in Chester you might be able to squeeze in a cruise along the River Dee.C
Thursday 11th August
Chester Zoo £9.50 With around 20,000 animals, in 125 acres of award-winning zoological gardens what is there not to enjoy? Admission to the zoo is not included in the fare but you can buy tickets online to save time on the day. C
Friday 12th August
Shrewsbury Flower Show £36
Shrewsbury Flower Show features TV personalities, celebrity Chefs, singers and spectacular arena acts on each day. The show is one of the country’s Premier Flow-er Show events, attracting top exhibitors from all over the country. The main Quarry Marquee, which is non-competitive, is host to some of the top horticulturalists in the country. A day not to be missed! B
Friday 12th August
Shrewsbury £13 As lovely as the Shrewsbury flower show is, its not to everyone’s taste. If you don’t want to go the flower show but do want to go and see what Shrewsbury has offer. Shrewsbury is stopped in history which dates back to medie-val times. B
Saturday 13thAugust
The Black Country Museum £ 28 Covering 26 acres of former industrial land, Black Country Living Museum is uniquely placed to tell the story of the creation of the world’s first industrial landscape. Black Country Living Museum is a re-markable place to explore, enjoy and spend time. Set in a landscape of 26 acres, it is one of the most extraordinary open-air museums in the UK; offering a glimpse into 200 years of history like no other. B
Saturday 13th August
Dudley Zoological Gardens £ 30.50
DZG is unique . . . a zoo with hundreds of ani-mals set around an 11th century castle incorpo-rating the world’s largest single collection of Tecton buildings and the country's only vintage chairlift – all sited on a 40-acre wooded hillside with a rich geological history. B
Today we visit Carlisle, Carlisle – the Border City – is the main shopping, commercial and industrial centre in the northern half of Cumbria, and a fair amount of southern Scotland. There will be amble time to see the city and all it has to offer including perhaps a visit to the cathedral castle or popular shopping centre. C
Monday 15th August
Cotswolds Tour £16 A day of truly spectacular scenery is on the cards today when we visit the Cotswolds. Our first stop, Broadway is one of the most beauti-ful Cotswold villages, situated at the Gateway to the Cotswolds. We later move on to Bourton-on-the-Water. A
Tuesday 16thAugust
M&S Archive tour and Saltaire £13.50 Today we step back I time when we visit both the M&S Archives in Leeds and of course Saltaire. The M&S Ar-chive is a new attraction that houses in excess of 70,000 items dating back to 1884 to the present day, After our visit to Leeds we will move on to Saltaire and spend the remainder of the day exploring the village of Saltaire or perhaps perusing Salts mill. C
Wednesday 17hAugust
Knowsley Safari Park Including admission and safari drive £19.90
A perfect day out for the whole family. Upon arri-val at the safari park we will enjoy a 5 mile safari drive where there will be various types of animals in the closet thing to their natural habitats, before we stop and have some free time for lunch, to visit a show, to see some of the animals that aren’t a feature of the safari drive or perhaps spend some time on the fairground.C
Thursday 18hAugust
Portmeirion £23.50 Portmeirion was created by the architect Clough Williams-Ellis from 1925 to 1976. He wanted to show how a natu-rally beautiful site could be developed without spoiling it. He hoped the village would make people to think about buildings in the landscape. Today Portmeirion is one of Wales' premier visitor attractions, welcoming around 225,000 visitors every year. B
Thursday 18th August
Southport for the flower show £12.50 *admission not included
Southport flower show is actually not just a flower show as you would expect. It is now packed with an array of things to see and do, taste, sample… the list goes on. There are celebrity chefs doing demonstrations, There are gourmet producers selling their produce, live music animal events and much much more. C
Friday 19th August
Llangollen and canal cruise £28 Our Visit to Llangollen today gives passengers free time to explore this popular town. After lunch you will be transported to Froncysyllte where we will board the Thomas Telford canal boat for a two hour sailing on the Llangollen canal which will include a crossing of the famous Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, which was built by Thomas between 1795 and 1805.C
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Saturday 20ththAugust
Whitby- Regatta £17.50 The Whitby Regatta 2016, presents you a day of entertainment, embracing yacht racing, rowing races and various free forms of entertainment One hundred and seventy six years of aquatic competition and entertainment. The Whitby Regatta is probably the oldest sea Regatta on the northeast coast and has drawn large crowds into Whitby over the years.
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Sunday 21st August
Southport for the flower show £12.50
show as you would expect. It is now packed with an array of things to see and do, taste, sample… the list goes on. There are celebrity chefs doing demonstrations, There are gourmet producers selling their pro-duce, live music animal events and much much more
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Monday 22nd August
Bakewell Market and Castleton £11 We have included a visit to the popular Bakewell Market where you will have sufficient time to visit the market and the shops before we move to Castleton in the afternoon. We will spend two hours in Castleton before we depart for home. C
Enjoy a great day out with us at Trentham. Visit Trentham Gardens, for shopping and eating out, peace and quiet, fun and action! Indulge yourself at Trentham Shopping Village with shops, cafés, res-taurants and the vast Trentham Garden Centre. Get involved in one of our fantastic events or per-haps enjoy a Walk with 140 Barbary macaques at the Monkey Forest. C
Wednesday 24th August Llanfair P.G and Beaumaris £13
Our first port of call will be to llanfairpwllgwyngyllgo-gerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch. Where there is a large Edinburgh Woollen Mill store with a restaurant. This store has a Hornby Plc , Portmeirion , Pavers Shoes , Yankee Candles , Roman Originals concessions in store in addition to the usual makes sold by EWM. In the afternoon we will take a short drive to Beaumaris where we will then spend the rest of the afternoon. Beau-maris is a beautiful town and is home to the castle, which is well worth a visit. C
Thursday 25th August Ormskirk Market & Bents Garden World £11
A half day visit to Ormskirk for the market. Ormskirk Market - one of the country's oldest and most traditional street markets With around 100 stalls, set in the pedestrianised area in the heart of the town around the famous Clock Tower. After lunch we will depart Ormskirk and make our way to Bents Garden Centre, Warrington where you will have a few hours to look around the centre. Bents Garden centre is renowned for it’s quality and is still owned by the founder’s family and offers personal touch to its customers. C
Friday 26th August
St Annes, Blackpool,Cleveleys or Fleetwood from £11
Choose between any of the above favourite destinations on the Fylde Coast. If you visit Blackpool please ask for a 30% off voucher. This will enable you to save on admission to the Tower, the Dungeon, Cir-cus, Ballroom, Jungle Jims, Madame Tus-sauds and the Sealife centre.C
Saturday 27th August
Severn Valley Railway and Bridgnorth £27
A ride on the Severn Valley Railway Steam Train from Kidderminster to Bridgnorth is included on this day tour. You may spend the day as you wish ei-ther along the railway at the Engine House perhaps or In Bridgnorth. Saturday is market day in Bridgnorth which can be found along the High Street. B
Sunday 28th August
Hayes Garden World and Bowness upon Windermere £13
Hayes Garden World is the largest centre of its kind in the North of England and steeped in over 200 years of horticul-tural heritage. Hayes Garden world also hosts four seasons Terrace Café which Is a beautiful café which offers an extensive range of delicious homemade cuisine using local-ly sourced ingredients. After our morning visit here we will travel 11 miles to Bowness upon Windermere where you can enjoy all that this favourite destination in the Lakes has to offer. There will be plenty of time to take in a cruise on Lake Windermere which you can book at the Coach Park. C
Monday 29th August
Barmouth £16
A day of scenic magnificence as we take in the very best that Wales has to offer both coast and country-side. B
Tuesday 30th August
Leicester £15
The final resting place for Richard III is here in Leicester. Leicester’s history dates back 2000 years plus and is today the very di-verse 13th most populated city in the Uk. There are lots of things to see and do in Leicester- visit http://www.visitleicester.info/
things-to-see-and-do/ for more options. B
Wednesday 31st August
Dewsbury Market and Batley Mills £13
A shopper’s special today as we visit Dewsbury for the mar-ket which is home to over 300 stalls, some of which are under cover. During the second half of the day we will visit Batley Mills which is the UK's biggest retail mill, with 4 huge floors of fashion, furniture, home wares and gifts at permanently discounted prices of 30% and more. C
We have pick up points throughout the Trafford Area. These locations are listed below. Please note that for groups of 8 or more we will pick your group up from one central point which will be convenient for you all. The pick up times below are used on both day tours and short breaks and holidays. Please ensure that you arrive at your pick up point at least 5 minutes before departure. Please ensure that after booking, you do not change your pick up point without notifying the company first.
