A Tale of Yorkshire Tradition

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8 daysDuration

Small Group TourUsually 8-12 participants

18 peopleMaximum group size

18 - 80 yearsAge range for participants

EnglishGuide language

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Manchester, England

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Highlights

Walk the rooms of the Brontë Parsonage Museum in Haworth, where Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights were written

Ride the legendary North Yorkshire Moors Railway, where the whistle and rhythm of the steam train will carry you back in time

Wind through sweeping valleys and stone villages on the scenic back roads of the Yorkshire Dales

Settle in for afternoon tea at Bettys in Harrogate – a Yorkshire institution for over a century

Itinerary

Yorkshire doesn't do things by halves. The landscapes are vast, the history is layered thick, and the locals will tell you, with some justification, that there's nowhere quite like it. This is the England of purple heather moorlands and Gothic abbey ruins, of Victorian spa towns and ancient smugglers' coves, of steam trains rattling through wild countryside and pints of ale brewed the way they've always been brewed. A tale of tradition awaits... pull up a chair!

day 1Manchester (England)

Welcome to the North. Manchester makes a confident first impression – redbrick facades, grand civic buildings and a creative energy that pulses through its streets. Its rich industrial heritage meets a thriving cultural scene, giving the city a character that feels both storied and unmistakably modern. This evening, a welcome dinner at our hotel is the perfect chance to meet your Tour Leader and the small group you'll be travelling with over the next week. Settle in, say your hellos and ease into the rhythm of the days to come.

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Dinner

day 2Manchester – Haworth and Skipton – Harrogate

day 3Harrogate

day 4Harrogate -Yorkshire Dales - Helmsley

day 5Helmsley – North York Moors and Whitby – Robin Hood's Bay

day 6Robin Hood's Bay - Whitby - Robin Hood's Bay

day 7Robin Hood's Bay - Malton - York

day 8York – Knaresborough and Leeds – Manchester

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Accommodation

7 nights in thoughtfully selected accommodation

Meals

7 Breakfasts3 Dinners

Transport

Luxury minicoach

Guide

Driver, Trip leader

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