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BOURNEMOUTH ACTIVITY HOLS WEST COUNTRY >1 'Golden Rail' Resort
It s land of lei history, romance
THIS is d land of l e g e n d , history and
romance — King Alfred burning the cakes, Lorna Doone roaming Exmoor and Sher lock Holmes tangling with the Hound or
the Baskervilles on Dartmoor. But in 1977 it’s also a
sophisticated. . . Ion. That's Booroemooth. with its mites of jjoMen sands. . . spatkling sea bathing. . . beautiful packs and gardens.. .supetb shopsand hotels. . .
fabulous entertainment. . . arid a great tooti^ centre too. FREEGUlOE! Available for personalcoltectionat your local
Information Bureau, Westover Road. Bournemouth BH12BU. B o u rn em o u th is s o e a s y to b o o k . A s k y o u r rrave/agenf.
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AA travel agency, or allernatlvelv serid 2Sp P.O./ che<3ue/r«t»ooalgiro2t8.81 l2to: Room
sextet of counties — Avon, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Somerset and Wiltshire — offering modern seaside resorts and quiet beaches.
RAC AA
Close shops, sea and aH enteflainments. SO bedrooms. 26 with private bathroorre. Large car
fislening In alt rooms. Large restaurant.— Offers excellertt cutsirw. Three louroes. one with coloured TV. Tartan and Thistle bars. Lift to all floors. NO CHARGE FOR CHILDREN UNDER 5 sharing with 2 adults from OcL - mid-May excluding Easter and Christmas.
Weekly terms £40 - £80 All accounts sut^ect to VAT
Write or phone for cotoured brochure to N. P o r t a e M.H.C.f^ A .R .S .a
BATH ROAD, BOURNEMOUTH. Tel. 0202-26420 lawns aryj children's ptay area. R a i^ and intercom with baby
ANGUS .HOTEL
FOR THE PERFECT HOLIDAY
A N H O TE L OF D IS T INC T IO N
Finest position — East Clitf, easy roach of beach, facing sea. Swimming pool, colour TV in every bedroom.
Excellent cuisine. Baby service, short stroll, shops and the shows.
Colour brochure with pleasure
Telephone OZaZ-24545
Ideally situated dose to shops, theatres and beach. Benton Rrs Hotel offers a warm welcome to families from Lancashire. Good home cooking. Colour T V lounge. Large car park. No restrictions. Own keys to hotel and bedroom. Resident Proprietors Mr and Mrs K. A. Grimes.
THE FAMILY HOTEL I
Suffolk Road, Bournemouth. Brochure on request
TEL 0202 27049 MONTREAL
HOTEL COSTA DEL SOL LUXURY APARTOTEL
"YOUR HOLIDAY WTTH A DIFFERENCE" Hotel Suites. Licensed Restaurant.
SELF CATERING APARTMENTS WHh the s i P i
inish flavour. Close sandy beach, pier and shops. Ample car parking.
“ THE CHOICE IS YOU ----- ------------------RS
9 or phorw lor coloured brochure; Sea Rosd, -------— " ' ^ — §0202-37071
BH5 IDF. Ptxxw ( Boecombe, Bournemouth
GUEST HOUSE Tel. 0202 43949
Superbly situated overlooking Fisherman's Walk. 3 minutes from sea. this small comfortable guest house otters good food
and a frietxily welcome. H. & C. in ail rooms. Colour T V lounge. Car park available ,
RAC * RRCROFT HOTEL, Owls Road * AA bedrooms, some privata bath. Uceneed. d8rx:ing. baby listening. Large car park. Weekly D. B. & B. Terms £35.50 - £59.50. No eerwtoo charge.
BOURNEMOUTH
E^uire now about our. Imv-prtce. KQdweek/Mni Weekend breaks. Some high Season vacancies
Write: Mr B. Clarke for brochure or tel. 0202 39771
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195 I >
Send S.A.E. today lor brochure and lariH: Mr G. M. Mills, Prop rietor, 17 Fisherman's Avenue, Southbou rne , Bournemouth BH6 5SQ
FOR THE PERFECT HOUDAY
BOSCOMBE
WEST CUFF, BOURNEMOUTH Tet. (0202) 27702
HIGHCLIFFE HOTEL
600ft. traffic free fronlage facing sea, private beach huf. heated swimming pool with children's playground, puffing green, sun veranda,
solarium, Muna, hard tennis court, garden cottages, the Hop Inn real ale bar, largo car park.
Stayina ai the WINDSOR COURT HIDTEL is like having a party erveiy Oofl The loocTs tioloous. the pool is
JOIN THE PARTYI
heated, the co«ee bar is corwyiaJ ar^ the aimcBphefe is triendty- Centrally sttualed, near the sea, shops, enler- tanments and park, Danong. also, w r ficereod bar is nearby when you re thirsty! 40 bedrooms (baths/shc^rs avilable). £45 - ^ per week,
I* Kent COURT HOTEL WINDSOR
34 BODORGAN ROAD BOURNEMOUTH Phono 0202 24637
p l e a s e b o o k e a r l y — WE'RE NEARLY FULL!
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MAITLAND LODGE
A small, comfortable, privatety-owned
Hotel o( 27 bedrooms, managed by Resident Proprietors. Ideally situated, only a short distance from Bour nemouth town centre and the sea. Maitland Lodge welcomes guests all year round.
Please write or phone today for yow illustrated coloured brodiure and details of our bom;s offer
33 Mr U. N. Perry.
m a t t ia n d l o d g e . Wellington Road. Bournemouth TeL 0202-25527
BOURNEMOUTH
SUPERIOR SELF^yVTERING FLATLETS
Six minutes walk to the sea, two
minutes to the shops. Fully equipped. Children welcome. Large car park. Open all year. Goff course and tennis courts nearby. Resident Proprietors. S A E . (or brochure
Mr and Mrs Lea Roroy, Bmdon "Towor, 4 C ambritto Road. Tel. 0202 763768 today
Altraclive sell-catering flats,
BOURNEMOUTH/ POOLE
houses arxl bungalows. Details ol these and other properties from
AVRIL DAVIS
Ferryway. Sandbonke Pooh, Dorset
(Holiday Homes)
Tel. STD (0202) 748024 (evening)
p ? r o f i5 p I
28 Southcota Road, Bournemouth
HIGHBURY HOTEL
Small, privata hotel near sea, shops, entertainment and railway station. Family atmosphere, chil dren over 5 wwcomo. CBood food and rtxxns. Coltxir T V lounge. Parking space. From E24 + VAT per week. Spring weekends at b a r ^ n rates.
Send S JL E . for brochure today TeL 0202 21059
GUIDES to BOURNEMOUTH
at the Front Counter Reception of this Newspaper
S ta y at Windsor Lodge, a friendly, private guest house, ideally situated near beach and shops. Good food. TV lounge. Easy parking. H. & C. all rooms. Bed and breakfast, evening dinner from E27 per week. Book your holiday today. Phone or write
Mrs. M. F . HIrdle, WINDSOR LODGE,
8 Gordon Rood, Boscombe Boumenxxrth, Dorset
Te l . 0202 36615
CORNISH HOLIDAY RECIPE No. 1
MOUNTS BAY Holiday Centre
PENZANCE, CORNWALL T«l. 0736.4160
LUXURY DETACHED fNGREDfEni49. • SE&SONINQ: ~
CEDARWOOD BUNGALOWS (Serves A—6)
Trees, IE > ^ : 1 large, oomfort^ile
BUNGALOW, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, f r i ^ . cooker, TV
------- Half a mile east of Penzance shopping lawr«, ftowers,
5LklL*7, VIOTTS. METHOD: Blend ingredients with care
and bake in beautiful countryside at'
price setting moderate. H IN TS : Avow spices fike crowds, disco and bingo as these spoil the Qulel relaxation of this subtle dish. SERVE: With sunshine and warmth espe^ ty in May, June and Sept. Stamp lor Menu.
Patrick arW Jur>e Bell RUTHERN V AU EY
Ruthernbridge, Bodmin, Cornwall.
Phone Lanrvet 395
SUNNY SOUTH DEVON COAST
Hire an eleailc 4, 5 end 6 b e i» leroa and Wng size Carsons and Holiday
Prlvaie beach. aoM seivloa ahop. local enteftainmonts. Regret no dogs. Motorway or doal-carriageww from Carlisle. Bristol and Olrmingham to wrthin 9 miles of Park. S.A.E. Brochure
SOUTH HAMS CARAVAN PARK
Challaborouglt Beach Nr. BIgburo-oo-Soa
South Devon Tel. Blgbury 236
MULLION COVE HOTEL
South Cornwall Id e a l h o l id a y h o te l o v e r
lo o k in g s a n d y c o v e . O w n s w im m in g p o o l . B a l l r o o m , g a m e s r o o m , t e n n i s c o u r t , p u t t in g , s a u n a a n d s o la r iu m , s u r f in g , f is h in g , g o lf .
VOU AHk tSUHROUKIUtli Hr E V E R Y T H IN G — B O U R NEMOUTH HAS TO OFFER A T TH E
Trenganwoll Rciad. West Clltf. In the lawn centre near to sand, sea.
GLENGARIFF HOTEL
buses, theatres, drwnas and tennis coons. Facilities Include lounge with colour TV, above ground heated swim
ming pod, free car parking. No re d ^ - tions, front door keys supplied. Recommended for liberal table and home baking. Frion^, a tm o s ^ e
and moderate terms. Wrrte now to Mr G L Taylor for brochure or phone 0202 21610 before we’re full.
Brochure S.A.E. or tel Mullion 240 328 or 240 599
CHEDWORTH HOTEL 45 Westby Road, Bournemouth
A comlexIaWs, homely ho«^ ktoally
situated minutas Irom t»ach. shore aixj amanities. 14bedrooms all with H. & C. Largo car park, colour TVs.
licertsod liar. Half board terms Irom £30 + VAT. Chiktran's disoounl.
For brochure apply 0202 35848
ADVENTURE HOLIDAYS IN THE LAKE DISTRICT FOR ALL AGES
Enioy archery, rock dimbing. canoeing, sailing, exp^Hior® and the many other exciting activities outlined in the competit^ o t this page. Learn vifih skilled instruction. Meet new Inends.
O^er 300 acres of grourxls with W milo ol Lake Windentrore shorn. Soedal drama, lamilies, under 16'sandover 16 s weeks. Tailor made
• courses lor schools, industry and youth groups. Contact; John Naylor
Y.M.C.A. National Centre
Lakeside, Ulvwaton, Cumbria LA12 8BD .Tel. Newby Bridge (04483) 352
BOURNEMOUTH 24893
Bed and Breaklasl; Evening Meal optiooal
BONDI G U E S T HOUSE 43 St MtehooTa Road Bournemouth
H S C. all rooms. TV. Open all year. Businesspeopla welcoma
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PARKLANDS HOTEL Rushton Crescent BH3 7AF
STD 0202 22529 ’
Central. Ucensed. Small. Select
Tariff £34 to E39 , lllusiraled colour brochure A LITTLE PARADISE
Th is small, licensed country house hotel offers the highest starxiard of food, oomlort and service. Beautifully situated in 14 acres. Featured in most good
guides. Open ail the year. Chil dren arxl pets welcome. From £7.20 per person per day, dinner, bed and breakfast
R o b o r o u g h H o u s e , Bfimstfiptef
Oovon. (0271) 72354
OUTWARD BOUND PREPARATION FOR ADULT LIFE
. The equipment and 21-26 days
SUN COURT HOTEL West Hill Road, Bournemouth
An Immaculate m o d ^ town and h®ach^36 a l lra c ^e
bK^oom with TV. moot With private
battvshowsr. toilet. appradata good homely Ipod MaomfiSnf Vetonana cocktail two day
b^.' ESSSS^SSkly.
mini breaks E14-£17 -f VAT Phone 0202 21343
ROTHERWOOD HOTEL 77 Parkwcod Road, Boscombe
Bournemouth A co aM sU e and Iriandly hotel weO
Bltualed near sea and ahops. Good lood served In pleasant surroundings. C - ■ ReduSSTiw chikJren y.A4. Baby sitting.
arpark, f
WrHo for brochure and larWf to Mra J . Mrtchell or ring 0202 48453
activities may vary at the different scfiools, arxl according to the time of year, but the development and experience are the M m e .
Junior Courses 14-16 years
The Outward Bound Standard Course adapted capabilities of younger boys and girls
7-day residential courses (or younger boys and girls. Adven-. ture course, rock climbing, camping in the hills, project work, simple first aid
Preliminary CJourses 10-13 years 7 days DURLEY HALL HOTEL
DURLEY chine ROAD, . - BOmWCMOUTH
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Superbly situated beach on Bournemouths West Orfj.
boated pod, odour TV, ^
£45^73 weekly fu f lb i^ . S p ^ d mini-breaks £14 -t- VAT phofW 0202 766888
100 bedrooms. cMellecX menu, tail bar. ballroom, entertalnmert,
45 Church Road, Soirthboume Bournemouth. Tel. 48868
DO N T COME TO WHITE TOPS H you like a ndsy overcrowded hold.'
Pleased detached hotel on a
qu.et road. Adutts only. Guarantee paridro.
paric
Residential Bcence. No additions tor - '• service charge.
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S.A.e. brochure. Bill and Mariorie Trtchor^.
WHITE TOPPS HOTEL
LAKE DISTRICT 6 WALES © SCOTLAND OLD BUT BOLD
Executlve/Adult 30 -I- years Courses designed to allow th
!hoso in the older age group to 7-10 days reawaken a sense of adventure and achievement ,
Further details: OUTWARD BOUND TRUST 14 Oxfprd Street, London WIN OHL
14-21 days to the
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LORNA HOUSE HOTEL OBvoft* Road, Cary Dabbacowba, Torquay
Situated on the level in the io v ^ Cary Park, 5 rnrxjtes walk shops, seafront and buses. H. & C. all rooms. TV lounge, licensed, every comfort, no restnetions. private parking, excellent
oislno. Terms £32 + VAT. Reduoed rates earty and late. Special terms parties. B.B. arxJ Evening Meal.
TeL Torquay (0603) 39908 . TT iTT LA ROCHELLE
HOUOAY BUNGALOWS MULUON COVE, CORNWALL
Fully equipped. TV, (ridge, etc. SarKty cove, Suriing, fishing, golf S ,A E , brochure, L MITCHELL
R N E OLD CORNISH HOUSES Three mites east of Bodmin, in beauti-
lul Glynn Valley. Availabie Itx earty and late holiday^ some stiO available peak season time. Easy access to N..
and S. Coastal resorts. UekWng. walking on Bodmin Moor or just relax-- ing )n peacetuf surroundngs. Private • with trout fishing;
WMte (D e p t U Eatat* Mm v w , 1 Borknln^ CormmL '
GtymEMate,!
• pesidents* bar. . Healed Mmming Pool.
• CriitxJ' Teievlsioa • No
• Water skiiing. (ffrihlems.. Telsphone 27076
• Some lamily rooms en suite • Ctiiktren espeuaiy welcoma.
bearfftes
S A E for oolourod brochure Tetaphone BldHort 4804
- _ Fl*»8l Coastline A Beaches In Europe
BCOOuGmOF RCSTOftMCL.
Colour Guido P.O. 20p from Publicity Officer,
51 Beach Road, Newquay, . Cornwall
n vo o ^ L i I2 iIS J i^£ 2 S e f^a im M o t i
— KNOTLE COURT------ h o t e l
CAREFREE HOLIDAYS KNAPP HOUSE
Noctham, N. Devon, EX38 1NT
Axavale Caravan Park . Phone Seeton, Devon 21342
Rtty 4-6 berth Caravans, all with p i ^
watet, wm flush toilet, electric fire, TV. Many hmi^ models with hot water and bathroom. Oufet park, sea approx, %-miie. Shop on site. Recreatioo area, paddfing
p o ^ swings, eta Unen. fridge, ocA hire. Baby sitting service.
S.AE. for colour brochure to: Mrs K. Thomas
NEWCOMBE
CARAVAN PARK BURN.HAM ON SEA SOMERSET
Caravans. Flatlets and Flats Pteasam site situated near sea arxj town. Smart shop, childien's play area.
S A.E. Brochure. Weatffetd RoerL Burnham on Sea, SomwML
S un Sand Surf Sait Scenery . . sCXIRNWALL
& DISTRICT staives Colour Guide 20p P .O . from
U.Oonald. Touri.M Centro, St. Ivc^ Au00LtJEN7RAU.=‘8 t S 0 S S
COUPETmON RULES
that .grare w i th th l lo d g e . dKialona, wNeh wa ffnal OTd trtnrSnq. ^ cocmroondanca can ba •mwftd M o wbraao e ry c o o c r i ^ IN . coropaM- llon. Bnployaas ol Untrad Newtpapar. and Ihak In xm dM . ralatlvaa ara
Ih l . aetkm p m M mpariaoca. T Ti . w l « w ^11 b . Ita in ia ^ a ^ 'a n lu ^ _ accomroodertoo and lull boOTd but
EXCLUDES banaport to and hom lha caotra. which lb . winne, will h « a to provide.
NAME(infulf)... ADDRESS___
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Completed entries should be potted or handed In fit Uw 0(6c«6 of tWa newtpeper, eddreeeed to Simon Pttlerd.,.
mi S T AGNES
£og eatXns in seduded situation dose to Doadt. Also ttwee bodroom cottage available eaity and late season.
NEWQUAY
Flats and cottages available eaily and late, adjoining 3 star hdol. on ptivalo headland.
QLENOOflOAL HOTEL TeL Nmquair 4S37
S C t l C SILVER STREET. LYME REGIS e Guaianleed rixod tariff it accommodation resetvad by SIh Februa.-y, 1977
' With maqniticant views ol Dorset coastline and lovely Lyme Bay. Intomal. t r ip ly S to s ^ S to. 16 bedrooms, six with private tal^orere fapatk . B r o o ^ cuismo.
Licensed Resident Proprieiofs: Mr and Mrs S. D. B. LanXieri. Tel. Lyme Regis LBenseo. tiesroen,
3461 (Guests) •
Now say in not nxxe than 25 wxrts wtiy you would enjoy an advantuio troMay ai Lakeside.on a separate ^leet and attach to this coupoa
„H .0 T|L
t CANOEING. 2 M O U N TA IN W A LKIN G . 3 SA ILING 4 | X P E p lT IO N ^ 5 ROCK CLIMBING. 6 C R A F TS . 7 AR CHER Y . S C AM P FIRES. 9 R A FT BUILDING. 10 SWIMMING.
centre, hall a mile from sea. sands and sale bathing; also central to many bathing beaches and beauty spots and near the Heliport lor the » l l y Isles.
Free H. & C. slwers. flush toilets, laundry room, general stores and soastdo bars.
S.AE. for colour brochure
BROOMHILL COUNTRY HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
Only fresh produce used In our toble d'hote and ai la carte menus. Resident bar. Evening entertainment. Heated outdoor swimming pod. Tennis hard court. BoautKul walks in six ecres of resident grounds. Two miles from market town of Barnstaple Central potion for sand beaches and goH. Special children's rates.
For further details — BrochurdTaritf contact Mlsa L. Lewis. Broomhlll Country Hotal. Muddtford, Nr. Barnstaple. N. Devon. Tel. Shirwell 262 (STD 027182)
2/8 berth caravans to tet on a modern site on the Cornish Riviera.
EASTERN GREEN
h o l id a y PARK l a a t t y f a r m
CARBIS BAY
CARBIS BAY; S T IVES Tol. Ponzanco 5996
Modem caravans to let 2/8 berth
on a panorr Within
e
ii.itt iimii
i.ioiii .. ..... uu.. Stop. St Ives only 2 miles away.
Free H. & C. snovrars, shaver points, flush toilets, laundry room, children's play area, general stores
S.A.E. (or brochure BHiXHAM • PAIGNTON TORQUAY ALL ROADS LEAD TD TORBAY
Th e M6/M5/M57/M60 motorway network now makes it easier than ever to reach
Torbay. C o lo u r Guide & Accommodation Lists (state resort required). P.O. 20p each o r free-litcrature from Leisure Services. D e p t .127 . Torqua y T Q I 3EY.
A G o l d e n R a i l R e s o r t
Boumemourti'' A .A .* * * ^ R .A .C .
Its interest ranges (for inst
considerable degree on the success of its tourism, and kn ows th a t a sa t is f ied customer is the best form of advertisement. Those who have experienced the hospital ity of the region return time after time.
The region is dependent to a This tapering, sea-girt
peninsula reaches out into the Atlantic as far south towards the sun as you can get on the British mainland. There re^ly are a profusion of sub-tropical plants which have earned one section of the area the title of the Cornish Riviera.
every type of accommodation. There are luxury hotels, guest houses, picturesque inns, farmhouses, roadside motels, self-catering cottages and bungalows. And, in recent years, there has been consid erable development of cara van and camping sites, so that now more than 1,(100 are established.
Visitors can find almost C o n s id e r th e v a r ie ty
offered in the West Country, from A for Avon to the Z in Penzance. Avon could be said to be centred on Bristol and Bath and includes the 0)ts- wolds and Mendip Hills.
ance) from the Bristol port from which John Cabot sailed the Atlantic in 1497 to North America' to the modern industry which has developed the (joncohie which crosses that ocean in about i'''.'ce hours!
PROUD
Somerset. From heather- covered heights on Exmoor to sea-level marshes this is a county of contrasts, claiming (for instance) the “smallest complete church” in England at Culbone.
Travelling south there is — Further south, in Devon,
they are proud of the “rolling surf washing the beaches of the golden coast,” making North Devon resorts famous for surf-riding; while on the south coast attractions range from Plymouth (and the Navy) to Torbay and sophisti cated entertainment.
c o a s t (including Land’s End) and Falmouth harbour and St Austell pottery, vies with Dorset’s Christchurch and Lyme Regis. And heading back east to the Wiltshire area, v is ito r s find rural England at its best.
Cornwall with 326 miles of Gardens at Bournemouth. Relaxation — or action
BOURNEMOUTH is for everyone. There is relax ation for those who want to get away from it all, and there is action for the active.- It is a beautiful town,
clean and sparkling with a warm welcome for visitors. The sea is clean and fresh,
and Bournemouth’s beaches are among th e be s t in Britain — miles of sunny sands flanked by a prom enade which is free of traffic all summer long. You can walk right from the heart of th e ex ten s iv e shopping centre on to the beach and never cross a road.
DELIGHTS T he r e are panoramic
views across the bay to the Purbecks and the Isle of Wight from the Overcliff Drives on the West and East
Cliffs. Y o u ’l l f in d a c re s of
gardens and parks and you can walk for mile after mile, in peaceful gardens, right through the heart of the •
town. And Bournemouth is set
am id th e d e l ig h t s^ o f B r ita in ’s most beautiful countryside — the whole of Dorset’s lovely acres stretch away to the west, and the New Forest is on the door-, step to the east.
seasons. Some people like it best of all before the bustle of high summer begins, or after it is over. Then the town comes into its own, as
I t i s a pla c e for a ll
the entertainment capital of British resorts. ’There are music festivals,
and international golf and te n n is . There are, horse shows and rallies for vintage cars. There is sport and action in-abundance, while conference delegates bring family and friends to Bour nemouth.
setting for a leisured break or active relaxation at any
It is, in fact, the perfect
time of the year. The Bournemouth holiday
guide is available at a special price of 15p, for personal collection from your local . newspaper office.
Here's challenge
THE CONCEPT of adventure or activity
holidays is one that has evolved in recent years to a tremendous extent. They are provided by the tourist industry and by various types of publicly- financed ^oups such as s c h o o l s a n d lo c a l authorities. Some of the most fascinat
holiday courses in a variety of cr^ts, and others based on sp ec if ic sports , such as
archery. Throughout this sphere of
activity there are two main aims — to . provide fun and entertainment while at the same time and often unobtru sively, building up character and self-reliance. The expert instructors not only ensure participants’
ing are sponsored by such
groups as the YMCA, with their Lakeland Centre at Lakeside, in Cumbria; and the Outward BoundTrust, which has c en tre s in the Lake
adventure holidays-involve youngsters, under adult and expert supervision, in such contrasting activities as sail ing the famous ocean-going “tall ships,” or climbing some of the highest mountains in
District, Wales and Scotland. Some o f the tough es t
Europe, in the Alps. Although adventure holi
days are available for many age groups, the fastest grow ing sector is that for boys and girls of school age, and, to a lesser de^ee, students up to and including university level. The subjects include canoe
ing, yacht sailing, fell-walking and rock climbing — both daily events or e.xpeditions taking anything from one to three weeks. And there are
ENOUGH SPACE WE HAVENT
to tell you about our beautiful beach, craggy cliffs, superb seascape, superior service, amiable ambiance arxl fabulous food but our brochure does. 26 bedrooms. 10 baths/children's accommodation en suite. Full central heating
SUNLEIGH HOTEL LIVERMEAD HILL TORQUAY
Tel. 0803 67137
The Sunleigh overlooks beautiful Torbay and is only approx. 150 y^ds from the sea. Recomnwtded tor good plentiful food with a choice of menu. Homely atmosphere and trierxffy effi- cienl service. Children welcome. Showers and toilets en suite. Licensed and car parking. £29 to £42 according to room and seasoa
Take n o t
Sunahlna Reaort ^ n d atampa (P&P) to. Room 27,
------- Guide,
Centra, Swanage, * DoreeLiW;—
look at OorMfs FamtN' Id 15p P.O.
mi ucreet* * ‘
for Cokxjr Inlonnatlon
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LESCEAVE CLIFF HOTEL
Praa Sands, Nr Penzance Germoe (073576) 2325
,1^ BOSCASTLE,
T h e hotel overlooks the quaint National Trust hartxxjr village with its piduiesqua 14lh contuiy txXtagas and rugg^ ooasJline.ExcolJent accommo- datioo with the majoriy of bedrooms having sea views, wrrrfortable lounge, dining room, cocktail bar. good lood, and a congenial atmospfwe.
NORTH CORNWALL
S.A.E. brochure to C. R. Murray or TeL 231
RAC
BOTTREAUX HOUSE HOTEL
CARAVAN PARK Goodrfngton Road,
B EST IN WEST A T TORVIEW
PAIGNTON, DEVON
Personal service counts. 4. S. 6. 7- berth Caravans, smalt or large. Gas or electric and main drains.
Long weekerxJs Friday te Monday Morning £16.50 + VAT.
Oandng, talent cup weoUy. loddios* room, pool and playground.
Ask for brochure and price list from V. Newton
safety but aim to provide stimulating challenges to people- of both sexes and a wide age range.
IT PAYS TO BOOK
YOUR HOLIDAY
EARLY
TREVADLOCK HALL HOLIDAY PARK
LAUNCESTON HALL CORNWALL
TOL073&4718
6-Senh holiday bungalows to let with television, reirigerator, bathroom, oiec-
ttic fire. etc. on pleasantly situaled site with swimming poeX. tully licansed bar. shix>. Ideally placed lor visits to both nodh and south Cornish Coast and many places of interesL
Also 4/8 berth caravans for hire. S JLE. for brochure
^ \ LAKXSfPE 7 BY BEAUTIFUL
LAKE WINDERMERE A t the
Y .M.C.A . National Centre,
Lakeside, Ulverston, Cumbria LA12 8BD Tel. Newby Bridge (S TD 044-83) 352
HOW TO ENTER
Below are just some ol Itio aclivilies you cot enjoy O" a’? holiday atTakesido. lire
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walking is next In poputarity write 2 in the second and so oa
in the order vou iNi* they are enjoyed at Lakeside, n you Ihink l ^ t sa»6ng « enjoyed most put the number 3 in the first s q » ^
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TRY A TRAVCO HOUDAY IN 1977 . w FREE Muuommoditteo fcjf bablM In cota at ttia foUowlfio hotela.
W BOURNEMOUTH — WESSEX .
H O TE L . Westclifle Road. Facing south, dose to clitf, beaches and town. 5 bars, dandng. emertairmnL sauna,
billiards, nursery, laundry, b ^ y Bsferv ing.-Accommodation for 20a Tel.
0 ^ -2 19 1 1. * TORQUAY — LINCOMBE HALL, h o t e l , Meadfoof Road. Mansion in 3
acres of gardens in easy reach of town and beadles. Temis. putting. croqueL licensed. boCw Cstonlng. Accommoda- tioo for 100. Telephone 0803-22302. NEWQUAY — MARINA H O T E L Narrowdrtf Promenade. On sea front overlooking Atlantia beaches and Newquay Bay. ideal base for touring
Cornwall. 2 bars, entertainment and dancing in seasoa Accommodation lor
130. Telephono 06373001Z ir ILFRACOMBE — DILKHUSA- GRANO HOTEL. Wilder Rood. Popu lar Hofei doee to town, harbour and beeches. 3 bars, dancing, baby listen ing. Accommodation for 220. Tele-
El S S S nO^^^KiTJRO HOTEL. The Promenade. One of North Wales finest
Hotels. Overlooks Uandudno Bay. Oose to Iowa 3 bars, sauna, laundry, baby listening. bHiards. hairdressing salon, dandng. Accommodation for 200. Telephono 0492-77241. ____ D U N O ^ — SEIBORNE HOTEL West Bay. Situaled overlooking the Oyde. Gardens opening to pedestrian promenade. Panorarwc vrews Irom most rooms. Sun terrace, licensad.
entertainment, and c e f ik ^ rtxxialion for 160. Telephone 0069- ■
r a J lH — QUEENS HOTB., Leonard SireeL Centrally s f U ^ kfedjor touring T ro ea d a. Poputo codetai
bar. 2 lounoes, septate T V lounge, radio, baby »e n in g and tea-makers. Acconxnodalioo lor 100. Tetephona
SCARBOROUGH — ESPLANADE H O TE L Befmonl Road. Overiodong South Bay. spa and haitour. 2 bars, ballroom. 3 lounges, rooms with radio and baby Rstening. tnpst wrih^sea views. Accommodfrtion lor 160. Tele phone 0723«I382.
SCARBOROUGH — NORBRECK h o t e l North Bay. MagnHlcert posi tion overiooking both Bays. Closa to town. All rooms have sea views. Licerwed. baJIroom. pleasant lounges and panoramic restauranL Accommo dation lor 140. Telephone 0723-
_______ 65695.
TRAVCO HOUDAY CENTRES
Westward Ho! Holiday Centre. Fufly catered. Ideal famity centre. Great food, fun time eotortammem.
Kiplinos Tors. Seri catering villas fully equipped for 4 persons. Free TV. gas.
electncrty and w the FREE amenities of the adjacent Westward Ho? Centre. Westward Ho! and Kipling Tors Centres. Westward Ho! Nr. Bxtoford, Dovoa Telephone Bidoford 3368.
TRAVCO HOTELS m
Wessex Court, Duriey Road, Bournemouth BH2 5JN. Tel. 0202-22303
Write lor further details to the Manager, of the Hotel or Centro of your choico. To the Manager of........................................................
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— V ' Nil*- S p t i . i HOLIDAYS
That’s right - there’s no less than ten great new National coach holidays for 1977, in Devon, the South Coast and Scotland. And plenty of estab lished favourites too, all over Britain, at inflation- beating prices. (Some even lower than last year.) Reaci all-about it in the new 1977 National Holidays brochure, and book before the rush.
Book at any Ribble office or your local National Travel Agent
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RETANNA COUNTRY
PARK Edgeombd
Hoiston Cornwall Constantine 406
A ouiot 8-aao Park with aO modem facilities situated midway between Folmooth arxf Helston on the A349. Idealty located for touring Wes* Cormvafl. Luxury King Size 4 ,6 and 8 Berth Caravans. Each fined with own flush toilet and an m^n services. Available for
holiday hire from Easter orrwards.
AA 4 Pennant Rating. Separate Touring and Camping Park. Reduced rates for early or late seasoa
Stanp please for colour brochure to; Cofln MoorfWd. Reafdont Manager.
Sea Acres Caravan
Park (Dept. LW) Kennack Sands Nr. Helston Cornwall
• P e rso n a lly supervised holiday site overtooking safe, sandy beaches.
• Ucensed social dub, children’s TV room, self service shop with off licence, flush toilets, showers, modem laurxJerette.
• Ideally positioned for famity holidays and exploring Cornwall.
S JL E . for brochure. Lizard 665
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