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Rail Travel - England, Scotland and Wales

Britain has one of the most efficient train systems in the world. With the ease of a rail pass and our hotel voucher program, you can go as you please, making your train reservations along the way. Our independent program gives you the freedom to explore history-steeped market towns, idyllic villages, and the glorious gardens of England, Scotland and Wales. If you are thinking of travellingto Ireland, that can be added too.
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Train Travel Price Includes:
  • Round trip airfare available at additional cost. See Airfare
  • 8 day Britrail pass with unlimited train travel for 8 consecutive days.
  • 7 nights accommodations at your choice of B&B's and inns, all with private bath in Scotland. A booklet with addresses and phone numbers is included with your travel documents.
  • Vouchers are provided for each night of your stay. We reserve the first night for you near your arrival city. Afterwards, you call ahead to make reservations, or if you prefer, we will reserve them all before you go for a charge of $20.00 per person per reservation. Stay for any number of nights at any property.
  • Full hearty breakfast is served each day. This may include home-baked breads, farm-fresh eggs, cereal, sausage and bacon. (Continental in Edinburgh.)
  • Value-Added Tax (V.A.T.) and service charges.
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Best Western Hotels and Inns - refreshingly different hotel experience at distinctive hotels - There are nearly 300 hotels, and inns, all rated 3 or 4 star. All are privately owned, dedicated to providing individual care and attention, excellent food and wines. Best Western hotels in the UK reflect the personal tastes of the owners. They include centuries old inns to modern hotels, manors and inns, so you can't fail to find the right place. This category must be pre-reserved.
Best Western Hotels2008 Rail England, Scotland, Wales
Prices are land only in USD- per person
Daily departures
Longer stays and additional hotel nights are available. We do not recommend B&B's with a train pass as homes may not be an easy distance from the train stations.
BRITAIN TRAIN TRAVEL 1 WEEK - 2008 JAN-MAR REST OF YEAR
ADULT BEST WESTERN HOTELS $1321 1321
CHILD UNDER 12 536
A single supplement is payable   624


Some of our favorite scenic routes:
Scenic Routes Scenic Rail Routes in Britain- a Must See! Take in Britain's beauty from the comfort of your seat! There are many rail lines in Britain worth the trip just for the scenery. To fully enjoy them, all should be traversed in daylight hours. Remember, during the summer in the north of England and Scotland daylight ends around 10 PM, which gives you extra hours for touring!

Scotland mapScotland Scotland possesses some of the most magnificent scenic rail journeys in the world. We particularly recommend these routes:
Inverness to Kyle of Lochalsh
The Far North Line - Inverness to Wick/Thurso to catch ferries to the Orkney Islands
West Highland Line - Glasgow to Oban, Fort William or Mallaig
Perth to Inverness
Glasgow to Stranraer - for the ferries to Northern Ireland
Edinburgh to Dundee
Newcastle to Edinburgh
USING EDINBURGH AS YOUR HUB CITY:    
Our suggestions include:    
     
Destination Journey Time Frequency
Glasgow 50 minutes Every 15 minutes
Stirling 50 minutes Every 30 minutes
Perth 50 minutes Hourly
Oban 4 hours 4 per day
Aberdeen 2 ½ hours Hourly
     
USING GLASGOW AS YOUR HUB CITY:    
Our suggestions include:    
     
Destination Journey Time Frequency
Stirling 30 minutes 2 per hour Q
Perth 1 hour Hourly Q
Oban 3 hours 3 per day Q
Fort William 3 ¾ hours 4 per day Q
Edinburgh 50 minutes Every 15 minutes Q
Ayr 1 hour 2 per hour C
Inverness 3 ½ hours Every 2 hours Q
     
Q=Glasgow Queen Street Station C=Glasgow Central Station    

Lake DistrictNorth Country England's North Country is a secret well kept with an abundance of wonderful scenery. Enjoy one of these journeys:
Settle and Carlisle Line The 72 mile route from Settle to Carlisle takes you on a journey through the magnificent Yorkshire Dales, over the 24 arches of the Ribblehead Viaduct before plunging in to the longest tunnel on the line at Blea Moor. Emerging onto the side of Dentdale, the line leaves the Dales at Garsdale and makes it way through the gentle, lush rolling hills of the Eden Valley, with rural villages and market towns before arriving at the great border city of Carlisle.

Middlesborough to Whitby
Manchester to Sheffield Newcastle to Carlisle
Preston to Carlisle
Leeds to York via Harrogate

East Anglia & Central England
Norwich to Sheringham
Norwich to Lowestoft
Ipswich to Lowestoft
Ely to Norwich
Oxford to Hereford

West Country Unique rugged coastlines interspersed with seaside towns and villages are the trademark of a trip through Devon and Cornwall.
Exeter to Penzance
Liskeard to Looe
Truro to Falmouth
St Erth to St Ives
Bristol to Weymouth
Salisbury to Exeter

BathBristol, Bath, & Beyond Stay Some suggested days out from Bristol, which can be taken by train. Day 1 Spend the day in Bristol today visiting the sites and soaking up the atmosphere in some of the many cafes, bars, and restaurants. Day 2 Visit another country today - Wales! Head north west to cross the Severn Bridge into Wales and to the capital, Cardiff, steeped in history and a vibrant developing city. Day 3 Head north into the Cotswolds today to visit the elegant spa town of Cheltenham (just 40 mins. by train), renowned for its Regency architecture, stylish shopping, colourful parks, music and literature festivals. Day 4 Today, it's a day in the Roman city of Bath. Drive or take the train (only 10 mins.). Visit the Roman Baths which are over 2000 years old, Bath Abbey, the Pump Rooms, and indulge at the new Thermae Bath Spa (state of the art treatment facilities isituated in the old Bath buildings with open air heated rooftop pool overlooking this gorgeous city.Visit Bath's numerous antique shops, boutiques, and stop for lunch and/or tea at one of the city's cafes or restaurants.


USING LONDON AS YOUR HUB CITY:      
Our suggestions include:       
       
Destination Journey Time Frequency* Departure Station
Bath 1 hour 20 minutes Every 30 minutes Paddington
Birmingham 1 hour 21 minutes Every 30 minutes Euston
Brighton 50 minutes Every 30 minutes Victoria
Brighton 50 minutes Hourly Bridge
Dover 1 hour 40 minutes Every 30 minutes Victoria / London Bridge/Charing Cross
Ely 1 hour Hourly Kings Cross
Exeter 2 hours 40 minutes Every 30 minutes Paddington / Waterloo
Cambridge 1 hour Hourly Kings Cross
Canterbury 1 ½ hours 2 per hour Victoria
Hastings 1 ½ hours Hourly Bridge
Isle of Wight 2 hours Every 30 minutes Waterloo - change to ferry
Manchester 2 hours 6 minutes Every 30 minutes Euston
Norwich 1 hour 50 minutes Every 30 mins Liverpool St
Portsmouth 1 ½ hours Every 30 minutes Waterloo
Oxford 1 hour Every 30 minutes Paddington
Salisbury 1 hour 25 minutes Every 30 minutes Waterloo
Southampton 1 ¼ hours 3 per hour Waterloo
Stratford Upon Avon 2 ¼ hours Every 2 hours Marylebone
       
* Minimum frequency      

Two Week Ireland & Britain by Train
  • Round trip airfare available at additional cost. See Airfare
  • 10 day Britrail pass with unlimited train travel in England, Scotland Wales, Ireland and Northern Ireland for 10 days within 1 month (non-consecutive days are okay). BONUS! Round trip ferry crossings on Irish Ferries and Stenaline are included when you book your ferry travel dates in advance!
  • Vouchers are provided for each night of your stay. You call ahead to make reservations. Stay for any number of nights at any property.
  • 6 Nights at Best Western hotels throughout Great Britain (England Scotland Wales), rooms with private bath, tax and service.
  • 6 nights at "green" first class 3 star hotels throughout Ireland and Northern Ireland, all with private bath. See list here
  • YOU DO NOT HAVE TO USE THE HOTELS CONSECUTIVELY. YOU MAY INTERSPERSE THEM DURING YOUR ENTIRE STAY.
  • Full hearty breakfast is served each day (continental in London and Edinburgh) . This may include home-baked breads, farm-fresh eggs, cereal, sausage and bacon.
  • Value-Added Tax (V.A.T.) and service charges.
  • YES! You can stay longer. Ask for rates.
Hampton CourtTWO WEEK IRELAND BRITAIN BY TRAIN
Price per person
 2008 JAN-MAR APR.-MAY SEP.-OCT.   JUNE- AUG
Twin $2273  $2380 $2380
CHILD UNDER 12 $1213  $1213 $1213
An additional single supplement is payable      

2008 Train Tickets in Britain
We sell train tickets only in conjunction with other arrangements. Choose your route here: BritRail Map The fares shown below offer the luxury of unrestricted travel to allow for stopovers en route, and are available only outside of the United Kingdom. Prices in US Dollars, one way.

From London to  Journey Time (hrs) 1st class std class
Cardiff 2 200 153
Edinburgh 4 330 235
2Glasgow 5 330 235

2008 BritRail Pass + Ireland Visit two of the most beautiful islands in the world! Travel throughout England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland and Northern Ireland with one of our most popular passes. No accommodations included. Prices in US Dollars. Ferry crossings are NOT included.
Prices            
 BritRail Pass + Ireland   Standard     1 Class  
Validity   Adult Child   Adult Child
Valid 5 days within 1 month   470 236   691 346
Valid 10 days within 1 month   817 410   1218 625
Children 5 to 15 years. No youth discount (under 25) on this pass.
Train tickets and passes are available with accommodation purchase only. In order to provide consumers with a more flexible offer, the Irish Sea Crossing feature from the BritRail & Ireland Pass is NOT inlcuded, thereby decreasing its cost and allowing the traveler the ability to fly to Ireland. Consumers who do plan to travel by boat can purchase the new BritRail Irish Sea Crossing add-on product.

British Train Tours:

Preserved Lines and Steam Trains in Britain
Recapture the romantic age of steam and travel on some of the country’s best preserved railways.

Scenic Railways of the Lakes & Beyond NEW On this Historic Railways short break, we will enjoy some famous train journeys through spectacular South Lake district countryside. Highlights include the Settle and Carlisle Railway, probably the most scenic railway journey in England. The line is engineered to follow the natural pathways through the hills of the Pennines and was the last main line railway in England constructed almost entirely by hand. Many died through outbreaks of smallpox, as well as those injured or killed during construction. By contrast we will travel the amazing Ravenglass and Eskdale railway which runs for seven miles from the National Park’s only coastal village of Ravenglass in the Western Lake District, through hidden Miterdale, to the grandeur of the Eskdale valley. The terminus at Dalegarth for Boot nestles at the foot of England’s highest mountains.


Cotswold Steam NEW Enjoy trips on the Gloucester & Warwickshire Railway, the Severn Valley Railway and the Dean Forest Railway amongst others, superb examples of the restoration work of volunteer enthusiasts which can be enjoyed on many levels. The journeys themselves are full of interest, with routes closely following meandering rivers crossing impressive bridges (one features in the film ‘The Thirty-nine Steps’) and passing through glorious countryside. Learn about the work of the preservationists and gain insight into Britain’s rural past.


Great Little Trains of Wales NEW Experience the nostalgic pleasures and romance of steam travel whilst exploring the Welsh countryside on this historic railways holiday. Highlights will include the famous narrow gauge Ffestiniog Railway, a ride to the summit of Britain’s Highest Railway station on Snowdon, with unsurpassed views, and the LLanberis Lake Railway with its unrivalled views of the mountains of Snowdonia from viewpoints inaccessible by road.


Scenic Railways of the Lakes & Beyond NEW   USD
Date Location Price
Fri 16 May 2008 (3nts) Southern Lake District 841
     
Cotswold Steam    
Date Location Price
Wed 4 June 2008 (7nts) Cotswolds 1938
     
Great Little Trains of Wales NEW    
Date Location Price
Sat 10 May 2008 (7nts) Snowdonia 1910

{short description of image}Short Independent Train Tours through Wales
Wales has myriad towns and villages with seemingly unpronounceable names, its own languages, an ancient form of Celtic, its own prince, Charles, narrow-gauge steam railways that puff contentedly through glorious scenery, and more castles per square mile than anywhere else in Europe. Not every town in Wales can be reached by train, but we have selected a few highlights. Route map of Wales

Wales Rail Tour Includes:
  • Round trip trains from London, plus a 4 day Wales rail pass, offering unlimited travel on all mainline rail services in Wales plus most scheduled bus services.. Use your pass for daily travel to the points listed below.
  • First-class accommodations for 3 nights; room with private bath. We book your hotels in advance, at locations closest to the train station.
  • 3 full breakfasts
  • All taxes and service charges.
  • Sightseeing admission charges at added cost.
  • Choice of rail itineraries.
  • Bonus: It’s Also Your Ticket To... Your Freedom of Wales Flexi Pass ticket is not only your passport to the rail and bus network but also a whole host of visitor attraction and accommodation discounts: free travel on the narrow gauge Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland (Caernarfon) railways 20 per cent discount on seven other preserved or narrow gauge railways £1.00 off adult fares on the Dean Forest Railway 'two for one' admission to Wales’ most spectacular castles, in the care of Cadw: Welsh Historic Monuments (free entry for one adult when accompanying another adult paying the normal admission price). Special vouchers that are included in your travel guide must be exchanged on entry to take advantage of this offer 25 per cent discount on admission to the Lost Gardens of Aberglasney Special vouchers included in the travel guide must be redeemed to take advantage of this offer approximately 20 per cent discount on admission to many properties in the care of the National Trust discounts of up to 20 per cent on admission to selected independent visitor attractions £1.00 discount on City Sightseeing’s bus tours of Cardiff, Newport and Llandudno free entry to the NMGW
Rate includes silver hotel category, which are near train depots. Less expensive hotels are available, but are further from the stations. Luggage is under your own care, and some locations require a taxi or bus from the station (at added cost, available at the train stations)
Welsh Castle
WALES RAIL TOUR 2008    
Price per person All Year Twin Single Supp.
South Wales or North Wales Adult 994 270
Youth 806
Child under 12 691  

South Wales - Newport - Cardiff - Swansea - Carmarthen - Tenby- LLaneli -Llandridod
You can visit all of these areas by train from Cardiff: Check train schedules here.
Caerleon Roman Museum and Fort - Newport (12 minutes from Cardiff)
Tredegar House and Park Newport
Cyfarthfa Castle - Merthyr Tydfil 3 miles (1:02 from Cardiff)
Museum of Welsh Life (St Fagans) - Cardiff Central 3 miles
National Museum of Wales (Cathays) - Cardiff Central
Gower -Swansea (one hour from Cardiff)
Caerphilly (19 minutes from Cardiff)
Tenby (our longest journey - 2 1/2 hours from Cardiff)


Day 1 - Enjoy the fantastic scenery from coast to countryside, through cities and counties - train travel has never been more exhilarating!London- Cardiff Train from London Paddington to Cardiff (2 hours). We head for the Art collection at the National Museum & Gallery is one of the finest in Europe. Five hundred years of magnificent paintings, drawings, sculpture, silver and ceramics from Wales and across the world, including one of Europe's best collections of Impressionist works. (90 minutes from London). Stay at Cardiff Hilton, Park Inn, Cardiff Inn, or Heritage Park
Caerphilly Castle Why Caerphilly? Walk down from the railway station to discover the answer. This unassuming town is completely dominated by the huge sprawl of Caerphilly Castle, one of Europe's greatest surviving medieval fortresses, a sleeping giant which is only now getting the recognition it deserves. Explore Caerphilly Castle, the second largest castle in Britain. Built in the late 13th century, the fortress is a supreme example of the concentric 'walls within walls' system of defence. Also the castle's outstanding water defences made it almost impregnable to siege warfare. Particularly noteworthy features include the gatehouse, banqueting hall and full-size working replicas of medieval siege-engines. Often threatened but, unsurprisingly, never taken, the castle's only sign of weakness is its famous leaning tower (which out-leans the tower at Pisa), possibly caused by subsidence. The Castle is a short walk from the railway and bus station. Stay in Cardiff. (19 minutes from Cardiff)

Day 2 Swansea Many different experiences are on offer - the city of Swansea, birthplace of movie star Catherine Zeta Jones and poet Dylan Thomas, is the only place in the UK where you can shop, eat out and enjoy a vibrant arts, entertainment and club scene yet be so close to an area of outstanding natural beauty. Gower has some spectacular coastal scenery including the view from the village of Rhossili, rone of the most photographed sunsets in the world! (one hour from Cardiff)
{short description of image}Day 3 Tenby -Tenby is a town in Pembrokeshire, lying on Carmarthen Bay. Probably originating as a Viking settlement, and now is a popular seaside resort. Attractions in Tenby include the 13th-century town walls, the Five Arches barbican, the 15th-century St Mary's Church, the Tudor Merchant's House, a museum and art gallery. Boats sail from Tenby's harbor to Caldey Island, while St Catherine's Island is linked to the town at low tide. (our longest journey - 2 1/2 hours from Cardiff)

OR St. Fagans
Visit the open-air Museum of Welsh Life at St. Fagans, with its carefully restored buildings and exhibits on Welsh culture. The Museum shows how the people of Wales lived, worked and spent their leisure time over the last five hundred years. The Museum stands in the grounds of the magnificent St Fagans Castle, a late 16th century manor house generously donated to the people of Wales by the Earl of Plymouth.

Day 4 - Caerlon Roman Camp - London Follow the path of Romans, Normans and Cistercian monks along the border of Wales - fought over by the Celts and Anglo-Saxons and romanticized by Turner and Wordsworth. Visit Caerleon Roman fort, with its baths and amphitheater - believed to have become one of legendary King Arthur's courts. This morning is spent at the village of Caerleon named after a Roman Legion camp. (12 minutes from Cardiff) Take the train back to London. (1 1/2 hours to London)

{short description of image}North Wales - Chester - Llandudno- Betws-y-coed - Blaenau Ffestiniog - Bangor - Wrexham
You can visit all of these areas by train:
Ffestiniog Railway - Blaenau Ffestiniog
Great Orme -Llandudno
Llechwedd Slate Caverns -Blaenau Ffestiniog 1 mile
Snowdon - Betws y Coed

Day 1 Take the train from London to Manchester (approx. 2 1/4 hours) and to Chester, the walled city. Walk around Chester The best place to start is the Chester Cathedral. When you have finished your cathedral tour start your walk along the walls of Chester and walk towards the Eastgate clock. This is the perfect vantage point form which to observe Eastgate St. Stay in Chester at the Best Western Westminster Hotel or Best Western Queen Hotel.

Day 2 From the start at Chester, the rail journey along the sandy North Wales coast is pleasant and relaxing. History-laden Conwy is your first port of call. Dominating this little town and harbour is the mighty presence of Conwy Castle, possibly the most intimidating of all the 13th-century castles built in North Wales by monarch Edward I. Conwy's convincing medieval atmosphere is aided and abetted by a well-preserved ring of town walls which still encircle the old town. Amongst the narrow streets you'll find many ancient buildings. Pride of place goes to Plas Mawr, the finest Elizabethan town house in Britain, which conjures up the way of life of the gentry of that time. Aberconwy House is another gem: dating from the 14th century, it's the oldest surviving merchant's residence in Conwy. Llandudno is Wales's largest resort, uniquely situated between the Great and Little Ormes with two wonderful beaches, the award winning North Shore and the quiet, sand duned West Shore. Llandudno has kept its Victorian and Edwardian elegance and splendour, despite its modern attractions. (1:11 minutes from Chester) Conway is 5 miles away. 'Taken as a whole, Conwy's incomparably the most magnificent of Edward I's Welsh fortresses'.Conwy railway station is next to the castle. Stay at Conwy Empire or Bryn Derwen Guest House.

Day 3 The Conwy Valley Line runs between Llandudno and Blaenau Ffestiniog through some of Wales' wildest and most beautiful scenery. You can reach it from the North Wales coast main line by interchange at Llandudno Junction. At Blaenau Ffestiniog, it connects with the narrow gauge Ffestiniog Railway to Porthmadog. The Ffestiniog Railway is the Oldest Independent Railway Company in the World. On our trains you can travel by steam through the spectacular scenery of the Snowdonia National Park, between Porthmadog and Blaenau Ffestiniog.. Blaenau Ffestiniog was once the capital of the slate quarrying industry. Now, one of the old quarries has been turned into a major tourist attraction. At Llechwedd Slate Caverns you can take the Miner's Tramway into the side of the mountain and into a succession of spectacular chambers where a miner describes the working of the mine. Return by way of charming Betws-y-Coed. Stay in Best Western Waterloo Hotel and Lodge.

Day 4 Betws-y-Coed is North Wales' most popular inland resort. It is where the River Conwy meets its three tributaries flowing from the west, the Llugwy, the Lledr and the Machno. Much of it was built in Victorian times and it is the principal village of the Snowdonia National Park. Visitors to Betws-y-Coed, as with other towns in North Wales, will hear the locals speak Welsh. This warm croeso, or welcome, is itself part of the Welsh culture - expressed through the bilingual signs that greet tourists in every small town. Return to Manchester, and to London.


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One of our Ireland Vacation Deals:
Ireland Independent BB Bus and Rail Travel vacation 7 nights Irish train tours
  • 8 Day Rail and Bus pass for use throughout Ireland (not Northern Ireland). See map. Valid on Bus Eireann Expressway and Provincial services and Bus Eireann city services in Cork, Limerick, Galway and Waterford. Intercity, DART and Suburban Rail. Not valid for travel on cross border services. Valid On: Bus , Rail .
  • B&Bs in Ireland
  • 7 nights accommodations with bath at your choice of 1000 farms, town and country homes. We give you 1 book of homes with pictures, names, addresses, phone numbers and directions. Look at our Town and Country B&B's here and our farmhouse B&B's here
  • Vouchers are provided for each night of your stay. You call ahead to make reservations. Stay for any number of nights at any property.
  • Full hearty Irish breakfast is served each day. This may include home-baked breads, farm-fresh eggs, cereal, sausage and bacon.
  • Value-Added Tax (V.A.T.) and service charges.
2008 Rate per person USD Twin Single
Supplement
All Year 993 217

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