Prestige Channel Islands and Isles of Scilly

channel islands and isles of scilly closer to home 2019

Est. 1989

PRESTIGE Your holiday. Our speciality.

Hello and welcome to Prestige I’m so delighted to show you our wonderful holidays to the Channel Islands and Isles of Scilly.

When we set up Prestige Holidays back in 1989, I’d already been in the travel industry since leaving school and had witnessed first hand the rapid expansion of the sector.

Those were exciting times, but all too soon the connection with the customer and pride in giving good service was in danger of being lost.

That’s why we set up Prestige, with a mission to deliver service, value and our unparalleled expertise to our customers. Then, as now, we only offered destinations which we know intimately, and our passion was to ensure that our customers got the holiday they deserved.

Good things rarely go out of fashion and I’m delighted to say that, more than a quarter of a century later, our business still firmly stands on those foundations. Our customers place great trust in us and continue to enjoy the treasures we find for them, time and time again. We are happy to stake our name on it, and offer our Prestige Pledge to hand-pick only those places that will make your holiday special.

Within this brochure you’ll find the spectacular archipelago that is the Isles of Scilly as well as the stunning Channel Islands of Jersey, Guernsey, Sark, Herm and Alderney.

Many of these islands offer that ‘step back in time’ feeling and each is a truly unique offering, I struggle to pick my favourite. I hope you love them as much as I do!

I take great pride in introducing you to all of my colleagues at Prestige. Our reservations team have a first-hand, in-depth knowledge of these islands and hotels - like no other tour operator I know of. But please don’t just take my word for it, I encourage you to call us and discover this for yourselves.

Best wishes

John Dixon Managing Director and fellow traveller

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WHAT’s NEW FOR 2019?

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Many visitors to the Channel Islands opt to stay in Jersey and, more often than not, in St Helier.

This year, we are moving our focus to the rural heart of the island and showcasing our Country Collection of hotels. We are pleased to add the Greenhills Country House Hotel to our collection to accompany the Chateau La Chaire, La Place Hotel and the Atlantic Hotel.

Over in Guernsey, we have added Le Friquet Country Hotel and Apartments to compliment our existing Country Collection properties on offer.

In Sark, we are pleased to now be working with Clos de Vaul Creux, a fantastic boutique guesthouse.

Stay at any of the hotels where you see the “Country Collection” stamp and receive a complimentary bottle of wine in your room and save up to a third on you car hire cost or receive complimentary bicycle hire for the duration of your holiday.

The Helicopter returns to the Isles of Scilly The long awaited and much talked about helicopter service from Land’s End to the Isles of Scilly is finally back in operation. This will operate year round, with up to 8 flights a day, 6 days a week. The helicopter, a brand new 10 seater AW-169, is a very welcome sight and alternative to standard air travel. With a fifteen minute flight time, it is officially the quickest way to get across to the islands.

Nothing says VIP more than this and it is the perfect way to arrive at your destination in style.

“Closer To Home” Escorted Touring Following on from the success of our escorted tours to the Isles of Scilly this year, we have added more tour dates for 2019, including one which departs from Bournemouth. These are a fantastic way to explore the islands as a whole, accompanied by specialists in wildlife, archaeology and anthropology.

We are also including an escorted tour to the Channel Islands, which gives you the opportunity to visit all five of the islands with a full and comprehensive itinerary.

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We will also be making a donation of £5 from every booking made to the Jersey Zoo to support the Durrells vision for “a wilder, healthier, more colourful world”. At Prestige, we would like to do what we can to contribute towards the fantastic breeding programmes for release into the wild and conservation training undertaken at the zoo. By 2020, Jersey Zoo aims to have 90% of it’s species contributing towards this.

SPECIAL BREAKS Pages 6-7 ISLES OF SCILLY Pages 8-25 JERSEY Pages 26-39 GUERNSEY Pages 40-49 SARK, HERM AND ALDERNEY Pages 50-54 CHANNEL ISLAND HOPPING Page 55 HOW TO GET THERE Page 56 TERMS AND CONDITIONS Pages 58-59

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choose your holiday...

We have travelled to the islands, inspected the properties and tried to create a varied portfolio so there is something to suit everyone. Please do ask if there is anything that you would like that you cannot find in our brochure and we will always do our utmost to help. families We have lots of families, with children of all ages, not forgetting grandparents too, who book with us.

The islands provide the perfect holiday and we are happy to advise on hotels, accommodation and activities to suit. For the Isles of Scilly, look at Tregarthen’s Hotel, which caters extensively for babies and younger children. On Guernsey we would recommend Les Rocquettes Hotel and in Jersey, St Brelades Bay Hotel and The Merton - with its waterpark and Flowrider. Don’t forget the Durrell Wildlife Camp in Jersey for a stay with a difference.

Dogs Why not take your canine friend with you? For the Isles of Scilly, dogs are allowed on flights from Newquay and Land’s End and on the Scillonian ferry from Penzance. For the Channel Islands, dogs are welcome onboard Condor ferries, Trident ferry for Herm island, and Sark Shipping for Sark. We have an information sheet on all the details you may need.

Prestige offers We have too many great offers to include all in our hotel pages, such as free upgrades, free nights, and free half board. We work hard to be as competitive as possible and are in regular contact with hotels who often offer flash sales, and extra promotions in low occupancy seasons. Please ask for our best offer! loyalty reward If you travel on two Prestige Holidays in the period 1 November 2018 - 31 October 2019 you can claim a £40 reduction per booking on your second holiday at the time of booking.

This reduction will apply to holidays of at least 7 nights including flights for two or more travellers. Recommend a friend and if they book, you’ll both receive a £40 reduction off your next holiday.

For terms and conditions go to www.prestigeholidays.co.uk/terms-and-conditions Events We keep regular contact with Tourist Boards and are up to date on all the main events as dates are released. If there is something you are particularly interested in, please let us know and we can find details for you and are happy to book if we are able to.

Assistance Please let us know if you require assistance with your flight, ferry or transfer. Some of our hotels offer fully accessible rooms, and are ground floor or have level access to the lift, which we can make sure is guaranteed on booking. Please note there are no lifts on the Isles of Scilly; however, a couple of properties have ground floor rooms. Please ask for details.

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FESTIVE BREAKS What better way to celebrate Christmas than exploring these wonderful islands so close to home?

Just a short flight or ferry crossing and you’re there, ready to enjoy the festivities. Hotels are beautifully decorated in traditional style, and all offer a luxurious experience. Some of our hotels have unbeatable packages with exceptional menus tailored over the festive period. Below you will see some examples of what we have on offer. As with all our holidays’ you choose the duration and let us do the rest!

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GRAND JERSEY HOTEL ST HELIER, JERSEY

DUKE OF RICHMOND ST PETER PORT, GUERNSEY

OLD GOVERNMENT HOUSE ST PETER PORT, GUERNSEY

Just on the outskirts of St Helier, the enviable Grand Jersey has a beachfront setting overlooking the sweeping bay of St Aubin’s. Renowned for its luxury, the hotel is perfect for couples wanting a cosy Christmas getaway break.

Just a short stroll from the centre, in a quiet park location, the boutique Duke of Richmond hotel offers incredible service along with its stunning new refurbishment in very stylish surroundings.

With its wonderful location in the heart of St Peter Port, the stunning Old Government House is the most historic and unique of our properties. Its rich heritage is admired throughout and their roaring fires and mulled wine truly get you in the festive spirit.

you r pac k ag e i n c l u d e s • Return flights with British Airways from London Gatwick, including 23kg luggage allowance per person • Return private transfers • Three nights in a Classic double room on bed and breakfast basis • Christmas Eve dinner • Christmas Day festive feast served with entertainment • A choice of Boxing Day buffet lunch in Victoria’s OR a three course Boxing Day dinner and festive entertainment • Complimentary use of health facilities including the gym, spa pools, sauna and steam room Prices start from £729 per person for three nights departing on 24th December.

you r pac k ag e i n c l u d e s • Return flights with Aurigny from London Gatwick, including 20kg luggage allowance per person • Return private transfers • Three nights in a Classic double room on bed and breakfast basis • Exquisite Christmas Eve three course dinner with all the trimmings • Stocking on your door to wake up to on Christmas morning • Christmas Day lunch with five courses including plenty of choice • Santa and children’s games • Mulled wine and mince pies on offer in the lobby over the festive season • Three course Boxing Day roast Prices start from £679 per person for three nights departing on 24th December.

you r pac k ag e i n c l u d e s • Return flights with Aurigny from London Gatwick, including 20kg luggage allowance per person • Return private transfers • Four nights in a Classic double room on bed and breakfast basis • Christmas Eve pre dinner drinks in the Alpine Lodge at The OGH • Christmas Eve dinner • Stocking delivered to your room with a festive turndown service • Five course Christmas Day lunch and evening buffet Boxing Day dinner • Early morning dip in the sea on Boxing Day (optional) with transport, hot chocolate and a towel provided • Complimentary use of health facilities including the gym, spa pools, sauna and steam room • Extra night of 23rd or 27th December on bed and breakfast basis Prices start from £985 per person for four nights departing on 23rd or 24th December.

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Luxury Spa Packages Why not combine exploring these wonderful islands, with relaxing in a spa at the end of a busy day?

Some of our hotels offer amazing spa facilities and we’ve packaged a few together to give you an idea of what we can offer. As with all our holidays, you choose how many nights you would like and let us do the rest.

Other hotels in our programme that offer spa treatments are Hell Bay Hotel, Sea Garden Cottages and Karma Hotel on the Isles of Scilly, St Pierre Park Hotel, Bella Luce and The Old Government House Hotel in Guernsey, and St Brelade’s Bay and the Royal Yacht in Jersey.

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L’Horizon Hotel and Spa St Brelade’s Bay, Jersey

Grand Jersey Hotel St Helier, Jersey

The spa has six treatment rooms - including one for couples - a relaxation lounge and sleep room, and a beauty treatment area.

There is an indoor pool, sauna, steam room, spa pool, and a gym for guests to use. It features high quality brands, such as Elemis and Jessica Nails, and the Winner of the Good Spa Guide Awards - Best Spa Hotels for Families in 2016.

Full details on the hotel on page 32.

On the outskirts of St Helier, the Grand Jersey Hotel and Spa, offers 5 star luxury. Make use of the heated pool, spa pool, sauna and steam room and relaxation lounge. Experienced therapists use Elemis products and the spa offers single and dual treatment rooms.

Full details on the hotel on page 36.

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Return flights from Southampton Private return transfers Three nights in a classic Inland double room on bed and breakfast basis Full use of spa facilities and a 55 minute treatment - massage, facial or manicure/pedicure Prices start at £495 per person for three nights in April 2019

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Return flights from Southampton Private return transfers Three nights in a Park View double room on bed and breakfast basis Full use of spa facilities and a 55 minute treatment - full body massage or facial Prices start at £499 per person for three nights in April 2019

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isles of scilly A dream-like quality lost in time

The Isles of Scilly is an archipelago around 30 miles off the south-western tip of England.

Though numbering over 50 islands in total, only five are inhabited.

The total population of St Mary’s, Tresco, Bryher, St Martin’s, and St Agnes is just over 2,000, contributing to that special ‘step-backin-time’ feeling and providing a taste of the timeless magic of childhood holidays. Amid wonderful scenery, younger children can explore rock pools and endless sandy beaches, while the older ones - and the adults - can hike nature trails, hire bikes, or ride horses along the shore.

The islands are a bird watcher’s paradise, with approximately 435 species of birds, including cormorants, gannets, oystercatchers, max shearwaters and puffins to name but a few.

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On Scilly, everything revolves around the sea, so why not take the opportunity to spot some Atlantic grey seals?

Twice weekly inter-island gig races take place through the summer months and they are a great spectacle to watch. Walk Scilly takes place in April and October, with guided and themed walks, including a chance to explore the uninhabited outlying islands. Others include a Folk Festival in May, Comedy Festival in June and Taste of Scilly in September.

Eating out in the Isles of Scilly is an alfresco delight. What could be better than enjoying fresh fish and chips on the beach, gazing out at waters the same colour as those in the Caribbean? Or a delicious freshly-caught lobster salad in one of the local restaurants?

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Peak birdwatching season is October

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We can tailor make an itinerary for you, including all your transfers. Just choose your hotels and we will do the rest.

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Why not take your car with you on Condor Ferries? Please ask for details of hotels with car parking.

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THINGS TO DO IN the isles of scilly St Mary’s

Island Sea Safaris

Hugh Town is the capital, sitting between two sandy beaches, and is an interesting place to explore with its independent shops, galleries, restaurants and pubs. Why not hire a bike or a golf cart to explore the island, stopping wherever you fancy to visit an artist’s studio, or sit in a beach front café, admiring the view?

St Mary’s Riding Centre

Additionally, with over 30 miles of nature trails and walks, St Mary’s is the ideal island to explore on foot.

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St Mary’s is the most inhabited island, possessing the Scillies’ sole airport and major port, from where you can hire boats to explore all the islands - and if you’re lucky, perhaps spot seals and puffins. Underneath the waves, divers can explore the area’s huge network of shipwrecks and marine life.

Tresco

Tresco is the only privately-owned island. With its long silver beaches and historic sites, including King Charles Castle - a coastal artillery fort dating back to the 16th century - it is an incredible place.

The island is most well known for its famous Abbey Gardens, home to a wonderful array of exotic plants from all over the world. This terraced sub-tropical garden boasts an amazing collection of 20,000 plants from over 80 countries. Gallery Tresco showcases some of Cornwall’s finest art in a converted boatshed, and holds 10 exhibitions during the summer months. A visit to the Tresco stores and deli is a must, with its strong emphasis on Cornish produce, ranging from Tresco beef and Newlyn fish to Scilly ice cream.

Bryher

The smallest of the inhabited islands, Bryher offers sheer wild beauty one day, and calm tranquillity the next. The luxury Hell Bay Hotel has won many an award, and other eateries include the fabulously named Crab Shack and Fraggle Rock - a bar Jamie Oliver once hailed as one of Britain’s best boozers! The film When the Whales Came was filmed on the island, based on Michael Morpurgo’s novel. At certain times of the year, you can also walk between Tresco and Bryher. As the tide retreats to reveal a sandy pathway, a pop-up seafood and fizz festival helps islanders (and visitors) celebrate one of the most special experiences to be found anywhere in Britain.

St Martin’s

At just two miles long, and boasting some of Britain’s finest beaches, St Martin’s is certainly worth a visit. Only around 130 people live on St Martin’s, but the island has a diverse and enterprising community.

Visitors can wonder around a flower farm and vineyard, a locally inspired silver jewellery designer, a gallery showcasing local art, and a bakery offering artisan bread. A dive school on the island offers diving and snorkelling trips with seals.

St Agnes

St Agnes is just a mile across and, as a result, remarkably unspoilt. It is an island of stunning contrasts, from its dramatically exposed west side to its paradise beaches with more sheltered coves. A visit to Troy Town Farm to try their homemade ice cream is a must for any visitor to the island - and is the southernmost settlement in the UK.

Island Sea Safaris operates the ever popular “Shipwrecks, Seals and Seabirds” 2 hour wildlife safari daily. From April through to July, look out for puffins, razorbills and guillemots and from September through to October you can sea the pups in the local Atlantic grey seal colony.

Approximately £35 per adult and £27 per child.

This is the only fully licensed and insured centre offering instruction and treks for all abilities. Trek along the beach and unspoilt coastline on one of their 22 horses. Pre-booking by telephone is essential and prices start from £20 per person. Children must be over 4.

These impressive defences have a history spanning 350 years and are situated above Hugh Town. Access on foot or by bike through the winding streets. Open during daylight hours; entry is free.

Holy Vale Vineyard

Run by the owners of the Star Castle this is the perfect place to pop in for a lobster lunch and wine tasting.

Tresco Abbey Gardens

This 19th century garden is often called “a perennial Kew without the glass”. Open daily from 10am to 4pm, adult entry is approximately £15 with children under 5 free.

World Pilot Gig Championships

This is without doubt the busiest time across the archipelago and 2019 will be the 30th year of the event. Early booking is essential to visit and be a spectator to the races.

a few things you should know

• Photographic ID is needed for travel (passport not essential).

• The Scillonian ferry operates from March to October. It departs once a day in the morning to the Scilly Isles and arrives back to Penzance in the evening. We can arrange overnight accommodation for you at Penzance.

• Skybus flights take 15 minutes from Land’s End, 30 minutes from Newquay and 1 hour from Exeter. They fly every day apart from Sunday.

• The helicopter is back in operation with a 20 minute service from Land’s End. • Dogs are welcome at some properties and on some island beaches. They can travel on the Scillonian ferry and Skybus flights from Newquay and Land’s End. • Please ask if you would like car parking at any airport or port.

• Airport and quay transfers are arranged for you.

• Although car hire is not available Scilly Cart Hire have a fleet of 22 golf carts available for daily hire. Pre-booking direct is essential.

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Why stay on just one island? Getting around the islands is easy with the daily inter-island boats, just choose your dates, duration and where you would like to stay and we will do the rest. For those who would like a little guidance, please see the itineraries below to give you an idea of what we would recommend to get the best out of your stay.

7 nights - St Mary’s and Bryher experience

4 nights - St Mary’s and Tresco experience

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• Return flights from Exeter with Skybus • 4 nights at the Star Castle, St Mary’s in a Castle room on bed and breakfast basis • 3 nights at Hell Bay Hotel in a Sea View suite on half board basis • Transfers and boat to be paid locally

• Return ferry from Penzance with Scillonian • 2 nights at St Mary’s Hall Hotel, in a Godolphin room on bed and breakfast basis • 2 nights at The New Inn, Tresco in a Sea View room on bed and breakfast basis • Tresco boat and transfers to be paid locally (boat is approx. £7.00pp each way)

Prices from £2259pp, based on 2 sharing and September departures

Prices from £829pp, based on 2 sharing and June departures

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10 nights - St Mary’s, Tresco and St Martins experience y o u r pac k ag e i n c l u d e s • Return flights from Land’s End with Skybus • 3 nights at Karma Hotel, St Martin’s in an Ocean View room on half board basis • 4 nights at Tregarthen’s Hotel, St Mary’s in a Sea View room on bed and breakfast • 3 nights at The New Inn, Tresco in a Sea View room on bed and breakfast basis • Transfers and boat to be paid locally Prices from £1879pp, based on 2 sharing and May departures

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Introducing our island experts We are proud to be able to work with some of the local leading authorities and personalities in our destinations, in order to give our guests full and authentic experiences whilst they are on holiday. The Isles of Scilly are no exception to this and we are excited to work alongside Will Wagstaff and Dr Katharine Sawyer.

Will Wagstaff

Will is the islands’ resident ornithologist and naturalist and leading authority on all things flora and fauna in the Isles of Scilly. Will first began leading guided wildlife walks in the Scillies in 1985 and since then his work has taken him around the world including Europe, North Africa, South America and most recently, Antarctica. After spending eight years as a conservation officer and guide for the Wildlife Trust, Will then started his own business; Island Wildlife Tours.

Will’s guided walks are available to pre-book for just the day, or for longer. Typically tours to the “off islands” depart from St Mary’s quay at 09.45 and from Porthcressa Bank at 10.00 for the St Mary’s walk every weekday morning between April and October.

Itineraries can vary from week to week and are tide and weather dependent, but you can expect to see a variety of flora and fauna on each tour. On Tresco, you can see inland pools and stop at the hides to view resident and migrant waterfowl. In Bryher, you will see an island of two halves, first exploring the sheltered southern beaches, passing via the pool to the wild and rugged Hell Bay in the afternoon. www.islandwildlifetours.co.uk Will also gives a slideshow presentation most Saturday evenings in the Church Hall, St Mary’s (payable locally, approximately £5 per person). Please visit his website before you travel for more up to date information, as on some dates during the year Will will not be running these tours due to prior commitments.

Will has become a familiar and much loved face at Prestige Holidays and also leads our escorted groups on the islands (see pages 14 and 15).

Dr Katharine Sawyer

Katharine has an MA in Archaeology and Anthropology from the University of Cambridge and moved to the Isles of Scilly in 1999, having visited many times previously. As well as leading walks and boat trips, Katharine also carries out archaeological fieldwork and recordings on the islands.

Katharine established Scilly Walks in 2000 and, along with her husband, leads the walks to the archaeological and historical sites on many of the islands. As well as the islands you will find in our brochure, Katharine guides visitors to several of the uninhabited islands such as Samson, Nornour, Tean and St Helen’s. These operate between April and October and although booking is not necessary, please see the Scilly Walks board at St Mary’s Quay for full information during your stay, as these excursions are weather dependent and the boatmen’s decision is final.

Katharine also runs weekly slideshow presentations at the Methodist Hall in St Mary’s on Monday evenings, and admission is approximately £4.50 per person (selected dates are excluded; please check the website www.scillywalks.co.uk for up to date information).

Will Wagstaff’s knowledge of the island’s flora and fauna is exceptional. If it was there he would find it! Fantastic tour! t, April 2018.

A previous Isles of Scilly Tour Gues

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FLORA AND FAUNA IN THE SCILLIES

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Escorted group tour with special guest Will Wagstaff 5 nights Springtime departures: 05 April, 17 & 25 May 2019 Autumn departures: 20 & 27 September 2019 The Isles of Scilly has received some serious attention from people in search of that step back in time feeling and the special magic of childhood holidays. Just five of these islands are inhabited and 1,800 of the 2,200 residents live on the largest: St Mary’s. On this island, there are just nine miles of road but over 30 miles of walking and cycling trails.

Due to their unique geographical position just off the coast of Cornwall, there is an abundance of flora and fauna just waiting to be discovered - often not seen anywhere else on the UK mainland. There are approximately 453 species of seabirds, waders and migrants which can be spotted throughout the year, including the oystercatcher, night heron, manx shearwater and the redstart. Spring is a particularly good time to see birds in song displaying their brightly coloured breeding plumage, and April also sees the arrival of breeding puffins. Coastlines become awash with alliums, wild primroses and sea thrift, and the elm trees, which escaped the Dutch elm disease which blighted much of the mainland, begin to flower. The islands are also home to rare plants such as the orange birdsfoot and dwarf pansy. In Autumn you can expect to see large numbers of migrating birds such as redstarts, flycatchers, waders and thrushes. The Isles of Scilly are incredibly important and essential to life for these passing birds.

During this tour, stay on and explore St Mary’s, visit the islands of Tresco, Bryher and St Martin’s, and take a boat trip to the uninhabited Eastern Isles to catch sightings of the Atlantic grey seals. The tour is be escorted by Will Wagstaff, the islands’ resident ornithologist and naturalist, who has been leading tours for over 25 years. t o u r h i g h l i g ht s • • • •

Expertise of special guest Will Wagstaff Visit Tresco and the stunning Abbey Gardens Full day excursion to the island of Bryher Afternoon visit to St Martin’s to see some of the finest beaches in the world • Eastern Isles boat trip to look for the colonies of grey seals • Sea Bird Special boat excursion to see the bird colonies

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Return ferry on board the Scillonian III from Penzance 5 nights’ accommodation in the St Mary’s Hall Hotel Daily breakfast and evening meal All excursions and entrance fees All overseas transport Services of a Prestige Holidays Tour Manager

Prices from per person 05 April: £1,399 17 & 25 May: £1,449 20 & 27 September: £1,449 Single supplements apply.

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Flight supplements per person From Exeter: £249 From Newquay: £149 From Land’s End: £89

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Will Wagstaff

springtime IN THE SCILLIES £1399 from bournemouth six nights from per person

with special guests Will Wagstaff and Katherine Sawyer 6 nights Springtime departure: 19 April 2019 Travel to the Isles of Scilly is not always the easiest, with direct flights operating from Exeter, Newquay and Land’s End only. Let us take the stress out of the journey by joining us on our first escorted group tour to these magical islands from Bournemouth. Enjoy executive coach travel to and from Penzance for our ferry crossing, stopping in Lyme Regis on our way there, and Darts Farm on our way back.

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Katherine Saw yer

During this tour we will stay on St Mary’s in the capital Hugh Town, nestled between two sandy beaches and home to independent shops, galleries, restaurants and pubs. As well as St Mary’s we explore the islands of Tresco and St Agnes, both of which are just a short twenty minute ferry crossing away. The tour is escorted by a Prestige Holidays tour manager and features guided walks by Will Wagstaff and Dr Katharine Sawyer.

We feel that spring is one of the best times to visit the islands for the spectacular variety of flora and fauna on show. Prevailing weather means no two years are the same in terms of which species can be encountered and many local initiatives are taking place to improve populations. One such initiative is the removal of brown rats from St Agnes in 2017, from which there has already been recorded a growth in the Manx Shearwater population. The Puffins are also of course one of the most popular sights in the spring, as well as the oystercatcher and night heron.

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Expertise of special guests Will Wagstaff and Dr Katharine Sawyer Full day excursion to St Agnes Walk across the sandbar to Gugh at low tide Visit to Tresco and entrance to the stunning Abbey Gardens Dinner at the Conservatory Restaurant at the Star Castle Hotel

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Return executive coach travel from Bournemouth Return ferry on board the Scillonian III from Penzance 2 nights’ accommodation at the Beachfield Guesthouse, Penzance 4 nights’ accommodation at the Tregarthen’s Hotel Daily breakfast and four evening meals Lunch at the Alexandra Restaurant in Lyme Regis All excursions and transportation as mentioned in the itinerary Services of a Prestige Holidays Tour Manager

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Prices from per person 19 April: £1,399 Single supplement: £99

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Star Castle Hotel ««««

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Built in 1593, this Elizabethan castle is in the form of an eight-point star, and is surrounded by a dry moat and broad ramparts. It is only a short stroll from Hugh Town.

features Two restaurants open in summer - the atmospheric, award-winning Castle Dining Room with exposed beams and an open fire, and the vine-clad Conservatory, which is light and airy with fabulous views, and specialises in local seafood dishes. The Dungeon Bar, where prisoners languished 400 years ago, is now a welcoming spot after a day exploring, with exposed stone walls and old military paraphernalia. Scillonian real ale is served here!

Other facilities include an indoor heated pool, and a tennis court. Golf is available at the nearby course. Wine tasting can be arranged at the hotel during your stay (subject to minimum numbers) at the Holy Vale Vineyard.

Highly recommended by Prestige Holidays for a warm and welcoming stay.

Please note this hotel is located up a relatively steep hill, so may not be suitable for the less mobile.

a c c o mm o d a t i o n The hotel offers 38 ensuite rooms in varying sizes and locations.

Castle Rooms are designed in the character of the original building, with some superior rooms offering sea views. Single rooms are also available, set in the Guard Houses on the Castle’s rampart, and accessed from outside.

Garden Rooms are accessed from the Castle gardens, have a more contemporary feel and are bright and airy. Upgrade to a room with a private lawn area with deck chairs, or a private veranda with sea views or why not opt for a Garden Suite with an open plan bedroom and separate lounge area?

Families can be accommodated in the larger two bedroom suites with harbour or sea views.

2019 price guide Pricing in Garden Room, Bed and Breakfast

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • TV • hairdryer • dressing gowns • Wi-Fi Room choices: Garden Room • Castle • Superior Castle • Seaview Garden Room • Seaview Garden Suite • Superior Seaview • Garden Suite • Single Castle • Single Guard Room

3 Nights 7 Nights 2019 Dates Applicable

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£566 £1,038

£586 £1,080

£732 £1,427

£815 £1,615

12 Feb-31 Mar

1 Apr-3May

4-26 May 23 Sep-31 Oct

27 May-22 Sep

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This is a stylish hotel in a central location and is perfect for couples and families alike. Just a two minute walk to Porthcressa Beach and five minutes to the town and quay, St Mary’s Hall offers hospitality at its finest.

features The delights of “downtown” Hugh Town are just a stroll away, and the hotel is home to the Spirit Restaurant. Dining is an experience here, and the hotel’s ethical policy supports the passion for local and seasonal produce. Breakfast is a sumptuous offering of both full English and continental.

The Spirit Bar is a cosy spot with seating which extends to an outdoor decking area in the lovely garden, where bar food is available for lunch. Specialist and local beers feature alongside a comprehensive menu of wines and spirits.

A separate relaxing lounge area is also available with a piano, and well-stocked with board games.

For those exploring the off islands or going on day trips, St Mary’s Hall can provide packed lunches and picnics. Room service is available until 10.30pm daily.

a c c o mm o d a t i o n Beautiful Godolphin rooms are modern and compact, situated in the annexe, and have been recently refurbished. Countess rooms are in the original part of the building with windows overlooking the garden. Count Leon rooms have large windows, high ceilings and individually styled. One of these has a four poster bed and balcony - ideal for honeymooners. The ground floor suites are ideal for families, and can sleep up to four, with a recently refurbished kitchen and separate living area. There is seating outside on decking, and offers alternative access to your suite. Lastly, the spacious Tresize room offers single occupancy.

All of the 26 rooms are elegantly furnished, and have an option of king or twin beds.

2019 price guide

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • power showers • complimentary Molton Brown toiletries • TV • Wi-Fi

Pricing in Godolphin Room, Bed and Breakfast

Room choices: Godolphin • Countess • Count Leon • Suite • Tresize Single 3 Nights 7 Nights 2019 Dates Applicable

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Mid

High

Peak

£513 £921

£573 £1,047

£646 £1,223

£677 £1,293

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1-30 Apr

1-30 Sep

1 May-31 Aug

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The Atlantic

Tregarthen’s Hotel

H u g h Tow n , St M a ry ’ s

H u g h Tow n , St M a ry ’ s

A charming old inn built in Cornish granite, with modern facilities, offering the best of old and new. Ideally located on Town Beach in the heart of Hugh Town, the Inn offers panoramic views.

Boasting some of the best views of any hotel on St Mary’s, Tregarthen’s is an ideal place to relax and enjoy the slower pace of life the islands have to offer.

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In addition to refurbishment of rooms, most of the Inn has also been renovated and upgraded in recent years. For breakfast, the Tides Reach restaurant is aptly named, as it backs onto the water’s edge and is built on stilts with panoramic views of the harbour. Dining is a joy in the Harbour View bistro, with lovely views of the prettily painted boats bobbing in the water. Outside, you will find the sunny terrace for you to enjoy morning coffees, light lunches and aperitifs alfresco!

The Atlantic Bar is a popular spot with the Scillonians, and is a great place to relax, unwind, and watch the locals enjoying island life. There is also the comfort of log fires in the winter. Please note The Atlantic is in the heart of the town and rooms are situated above the Inn.

a c c o mm o d a t i o n The Inn’s 20 well-appointed en-suite rooms have all been recently renovated.

Interiors are modern, fresh and airy. Standard rooms come with or without a view over the sea and harbour. The larger superior rooms offer extra comfort, and all boast magnificent views over Town Bay. Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • TV • hairdryer Room choices: Standard • Seaview • Superior Seaview • Seaview Single

The award-winning restaurant has spectacular harbour views and specialises in local seafood dishes. Meals, snacks and drinks are also served on the beautiful garden terrace. It’s the perfect place for an alfresco lunch.

This is one of the most family-friendly hotels we have come across on the islands. Babies and children are well catered for, and there is a great selection of complimentary items you can book, such as baby carriers, baby baths, monitors, bouncers etc. Please enquire on booking. Dog-friendly hotel; please ask us for details.

a c c o mm o d a t i o n 32 en suite, beautifully appointed rooms, some with fabulous sea views. Interconnecting rooms are also available - perfect for families. All the bedrooms come complete with crisp white bed linen and fluffy bath robes, and have all been individually designed. Design is contemporary and reminds us of the lovely New England beach house style.

Facilities: Hairdryer • trouser press • iron and board • bathrobes • tea/coffee making facilities • telephone • Wi-Fi Room choices: Standard • Standard Seaview • Superior • Superior Seaview • Family

2019 price guide

2019 price guide

Pricing in Standard Double/Twin, Bed and Breakfast Low

High

£488 £857

£574 £1,056

1 Mar-30 Apr 1-31 Oct

1 May-30 Sep

3 Nights 7 Nights 2019 Dates Applicable

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Pricing in Standard Double/Twin, Bed and Breakfast 3 Nights 7 Nights 2019 Dates Applicable

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£489.00 £856.00

£574.00 £1,056.00

15 Mar-3 May 1-28 Oct

4 May-30 Sep

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Bell Rock Hotel

Schooners Hotel

H u g h Tow n , St M a ry ’ s

H u g h Tow n , St M a ry ’ s

Relaxed and informal, this is the most southerly hotel in England and has been welcoming guests for over 100 years.

Sitting on the shores of Town Bay, Schooners has uninterrupted views across the harbour and offers great value for a comfortable stay and a truly marine feel.

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Situated between two sandy beaches, Town Beach and Porthcressa, the hotel is just a short stroll from Hugh Town and the quay for off-island boat trips.

The Restaurant is well known for its three course dinner, with local produce sourced whenever possible - free range Scillonian eggs, locally caught Cornish fish, cheeses and sausages. The Lower Deck bar is a great spot to enjoy a drink before or after dinner, or relax in the lounge with a good book from the hotel’s small library where board games are also available.

If the weather is cooler, there is a lovely indoor heated swimming pool (one of just three on the island) with a vibrant marine-themed wall fresco. There are chairs for relaxing, and the pool is for hotel guests only. Towelling robes are available. Discounted rates for stays of five nights or more.

The top floor has a spacious lounge with beautiful views across the harbour to the off-islands. Light wood beams and a pale grey colour scheme with splashes of scarlet make this a relaxing place. There’s a mini fridge with fresh milk for guests on each floor.

The cuisine in the restaurant is based around island produce, local fish, and traditional recipes, providing a wide range of quality meals and fresh daily menus.

Restaurant is open 6 days a week and closed on Sundays. The bar opens onto a beach patio, where you can enjoy a chilled glass of wine and watch the sunset.

Children over the age of 5 years old are welcome and a family room is available.

A warm and friendly welcome awaits you to ensure that your stay is as comfortable as always. Just a couple of minutes walk to the quay for off island boating.

a c c o mm o d a t i o n There are 23 available rooms, all either showers or baths (or both). The hotel has been significantly modernised, and some rooms on the top floor have sea views. There are also ground floor rooms available. The hotel accommodates children over the age of six years.

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • TV • radio • Hairdryer • Wi-Fi • telephone

a c c o mm o d a t i o n Schooners Hotel has 12 ensuite rooms. Nine have prime views over the harbour and islands beyond, and the others overlook Hugh Town. There is extensive use of hand-built natural wood furniture, making the rooms bright, comfortable and well-appointed.

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • TV • DVD • Wi-Fi

Room choices: Compact • Standard • Triple • Family Quad with Bunkbeds • Single

Room choices: Standard • Seaview • Family • Single

2019 price guide

2019 price guide

Pricing in Standard Double/Twin, Bed and Breakfast 3 Nights 7 Nights 2019 Dates Applicable

Pricing in Standard Double/Twin, Bed and Breakfast

Low

Mid

High

Peak

£438 £739

£477 £829

£514 £918

£592 £1,097

19-31 Mar

1-20 Oct

1-30 Apr

1 May-30 Sep

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3 Nights 7 Nights 2019 Dates Applicable

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£529 £898

£565 £989

1-28 Apr 1-16 Oct

29 Apr-30 Sep

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Crebinick House

Santa Maria

The Wheelhouse

H u g h Tow n , St M a ry ’ s

H u g h Tow n , St M a ry ’ s

H u g h Tow n , St M a ry ’ s

Built in 1760 from sturdy local granite, Crebinick House is a Grade II listed building.

Santa Maria is a real home-from-home, situated away from the centre of Hugh Town, in a quiet residential area.

A very popular family-run guesthouse.

Early booking is essential. Just steps away from the Porthcressa sandy beach.

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The guest house is perfectly located for the islands’ amenities, situated less than five minutes’ walk from the restaurants and shops of Hugh Town, and just a short distance from the quay. For breakfast, there is a generous continental buffet available, followed by a sumptuous choice of cooked items. There is a separate quiet lounge where guests can sit and relax.

a c c o mm o d a t i o n All rooms are spacious and well-appointed, with an ensuite shower and WC. Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • hairdryer • TV • radio • Wi-Fi Room choices: Standard double • Twin

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Guests are provided with a full English breakfast, alongside other choices, and have use of the quiet lounge, which has a small library. Children over the age of 8 years old are welcome.

Please note there are some steep steps up to the entrance.

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Enjoy an excellent breakfast over wonderful panoramic sea views, cooked to order, with specialties including smoked haddock, and kippers.

There is a spacious lounge and sun room, and afternoon tea can be enjoyed on the beach front terrace in the summer. Complimentary Wi-Fi in the lounge.

Children over 12 years old are welcome.

Some rooms have fantastic sea views, and all are ensuite and tastefully appointed.

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Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • TV • hairdryer • Wi-Fi

There are just nine well-equipped rooms and they all are ensuite.

Room choices: Standard • Seaview • Triple • Single

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • TV Room choices: Standard • Seaview • Standard Single • Seaview Single

2019 price guide

2019 price guide

2019 price guide

Pricing in Standard Double/Twin, Bed and Breakfast

Pricing in Standard Double/Twin, Bed and Breakfast

Pricing in Classic Room, Bed and Breakfast

3 Nights 7 Nights 2019 Dates Applicable

Low

High

£377 £598

£419 £699

1-31 Oct

7 May-30 Sep

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3 Nights 7 Nights 2019 Dates Applicable

Low

High

£367 £577

£355 £668

1-21 Apr

22 Apr-30 Sep

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All year 3 Nights 7 Nights 2019 Dates Applicable

£440 £748 1 Jan-16 Dec

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This guest house has a close-out period over winter.

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Bella Apartments ««««

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A collection of one and two bedroom self catering apartments all situated within easy walking distance of Porthcressa Beach and Hugh Town. Available to rent on a weekly basis, with a variety of start dates, these apartments offer a reasonably priced option for those looking to stay a little longer and explore the island. All the properties have complimentary Wi-Fi, bathrobes and slippers and a welcome food pack. Children over the age of 8 years old are welcome, apart from Bella Vista, where the minimum ages is 10 years old.

Bella Vista

Little Bella

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An elegant two bedroom apartment which is available to rent weekly (Thursday changeover) but book early as this property has guests returning year after year!

a c c o mm o d a t i o n With two bedrooms this property can sleep up to four guests in a king size double and a twin bedded room, both ensuite. A large fully equipped kitchen and separate lounge/dining area leads out onto the front balcony.

A lovely rear decked garden backs onto the garrison walls. There is a flight of steps outside.

2019 price guide Pricing in Two Bedroom Apartment, Self-catering Low

High

£579

£685

01-30 Apr 01-30 Sep

1 May-31 Aug

7 Nights 2019 Dates Applicable

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Other dates of travel and occupancy levels will be quoted on request. For flight and ferry information see page 56.

This apartment has a close-out period over winter.

Bella Maria

Located on the ground floor directly below Bella Vista, this offers the perfect option for a couple, looking to stay for more than a few days. A well-appointed one bedroom property available on a weekly basis (Thursday changeover).

2019 price guide Can be booked alongside Bella Vista Pricing in One Bedroom Apartment, Self-catering for a larger group or family.

a c c o mm o d a t i o n The apartment features a cosy ensuite bedroom, fully equipped kitchen with washer/dryer, small dining area and lounge.

2019 Dates Applicable

Low

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£599

£698

01-30 Apr 01-30 Sep

1 May-31 Aug

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This apartment has a close-out period over winter.

Bella Bryher

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This stunning apartment is located on the top floor of Santa Maria Guesthouse.

Available to rent on a weekly basis (Saturday changeover)

a c c o mm o d a t i o n The apartment offers 2 ensuite bedrooms, one with king size bed and the other with twin beds, sleeping up to 4 people. The living area is spacious with a separate dining area, fully equipped kitchen. Beautifully furnished with oak furniture, the property offers 180 degree panoramic seaviews.

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2019 price guide Pricing in Two Bedroom Apartment, Self-catering 7 Nights 2019 Dates Applicable

This property is located on the lower ground floor below Santa Maria Guesthouse. Available on a weekly basis (Tuesday changeover).

Low

High

£571

£605

01-30 Apr 01-30 Sep

1 May-31 Aug

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Other dates of travel and occupancy levels will be quoted on request. For flight and ferry information see page 56.

This apartment has a close-out period over winter.

The apartment sleeps upto 4 and has one king size double room and one twin bedded room, both ensuite.

There is a well-appointed kitchen and a lounge with dining table. An excellent base, within an easy walking distance to Hugh Town and the beaches.

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2019 price guide Pricing in Two Bedroom Apartment, Self-catering 7 Nights 2019 Dates Applicable

Low

High

£514

£545

01-30 Apr 01-30 Sep

1 May-31 Aug

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Sea Garden Cottages

The New Inn

Tresco

Tresco

The beautiful one-bedroom Sea Garden cottages offer stunning sea views and luxurious accommodation - right at the water’s edge.

A cosy coastal inn with stunning views across the harbour.

The New Inn is the perfect place to unwind and enjoy a taste of island life.

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These cottages are available on a self-catering, bed and breakfast, or half-board basis. The Ruin Beach Café boasts a wood-fired oven which is very much the heart of the restaurant. The Ruin is open all day, and the terrace is the perfect place to while away the afternoon with a cocktail.

Enjoy complimentary entry to the world famous Tresco Abbey Garden with your cottage stay. Stylish leisure facilities include an on-site indoor swimming pool, Jacuzzi, sauna, gym and tennis court, as well as access to the facilities at Tresco Island Spa. There is also an on-site seasonal sailing school and organized diving, fishing and seal snorkelling excursions which can be organised locally.

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Wake to the sound of the ocean and enjoy a hearty Cornish breakfast before setting out to wander barefoot along white sand beaches, exploring the subtropical Tresco Abbey Garden, or taking to the water and discovering new shores. At the end of the day, return to relax in the cosy and quiet residents’ lounge, or mingle with locals and other guests in the bar.

Your visit may even coincide with one of the popular real ale or cider festivals throughout the year. For the more active, bicycles can be hired to explore the island, and there’s a tennis court nearby, as well as the hotels’ outdoor heated swimming pool, available during the summer months.

The New Inn is known for its award-winning food, with fresh, locally caught seafood and tender Tresco reared beef, as well as produce from Tresco Abbey Garden.

These luxurious cottages are beautifully appointed with a lounge and fully equipped kitchen area downstairs, and an ensuite double bedroom upstairs. Sofa beds are available for young children. Both the living area and bedroom benefit from sea views across Old Grimsby Harbour or the uninhabited islets off Tresco’s shore, with a terrace and balcony to really make the most of these panoramas.

There are 16 bright and airy ensuite rooms. Some rooms on the ground floor have a sun terrace, while some first floor rooms enjoy stunning views across the harbour to the neighbouring island of Bryher.

Bookable on a nightly basis.

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • TV • hairdryer

Facilities: Heated flooring • Wi-Fi, • satellite TV

Room choices: Standard • Seaview • Superior with Terrace

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Room choices: One Bedroom Cottage • Larger Cottages available on weekly basis

2019 price guide

2019 price guide

Pricing in One Bedroom Cottage, Self Catering 3 Nights 7 Nights 2019 Dates Applicable

Pricing in Standard Double/Twin, Bed and Breakfast

Low

Mid

High

£880 £1,744

£961 £1,933

£1,082 £2,216

17 Mar-19 May 23 Sep-31 Oct

20 May-07 Jul 26 Aug-22 Sep

07 Jul-25 Aug

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3 Nights 7 Nights 2019 Dates Applicable

Low

Mid

High

£605 £1,087

£647 £1,186

£690 £1,286

01 Mar-30 Apr 01-31 Oct

01 May-30 Jun 01-30 Sep

01 Jul-31 Aug

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For flight and ferry information see page 56. This hotel has a close-out period over winter.

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Hell Bay Hotel «««« B ry h e r

The ultimate escape. Named after the notorious Hell Bay, known for its breath-taking views and crashing Atlantic seas. There can be few hotels in Britain that share a location like this, tucked away in a secluded cove, yet with spectacular views over the ocean.

features The joy of this place is having the beaches, seabirds, seals and wild flowers just a few steps away.

There’s an award winning restaurant, and a bar. Ingredients are sourced locally if possible, with beef coming from nearby Tresco and Bryher crabs appearing on the menu. An outdoor heated pool is surrounded by palm trees, and a lovely stone terrace has outdoor seating and parasols. The hotel also has a sauna and indoor Jacuzzi.

In the grounds can be found a tennis court, a pool room, croquet, boules and a nine-hole pitch and putt. Children have their own playroom and can collect freerange eggs direct from the chicken coops.

A seven minute walk will take you to both the Fraggle Rock Café and the quay.

Ask us about the “Low Tide Experience” where, at a couple of times during the year at low tide, you can walk between Tresco and Bryher, stopping for moules and drinks on the sandbar in the middle.

a c c o mm o d a t i o n The 25 rooms and suites all have ensuite facilities and are decorated in the New England beach house style, with lots of wicker furniture, light wood beams, white weather-boarded surfaces, and rich drapes in complementing colours. Some have fabulous sea views, and all have a private decking area, patio or balcony.

Bathrooms have bath with shower or some have a walk in shower.

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • TV • bathrobes • hairdryer • ironing board and iron

2019 price guide

Room choices: Garden View Suite • Seaview Studio Suite • 1-bedroom Seaview Suite • 2-bedroom Seaview Suite

Pricing in Garden View Suite, Half-board 3 Nights 7 Nights 2019 Dates Applicable

Low

Mid

High

Peak

£845 £1,634

£1,017 £2,018

£1,159 £2,345

£1,229 £2,498

23-31 Mar 30 Sep-19 Oct

01 Apr-25 May

26 May-09 Jul 01-29 Sep

10 Jul-31 Aug

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Karma Hotel «««« St M a rt i n ’ s

Boasting some of the finest beaches in the British Isles, St Martins is an idyllic hideaway waiting to be discovered.

Built to resemble a stone hamlet of cottages, the contemporary Karma Hotel is just a stone’s throw from the beach.

features The hotel is dotted around 2.8 Hectares of hillside with views towards Tean Sound and Tresco.

The Cloudesley Shovell restaurant, which was awarded 2 AA rosettes in 2018 uses locally and ethically sourced ingredients, and is at the heart of the hotel, offering panoramic ocean views. The chefs use only the freshest fish, caught daily by local fisherman. Organic vegetables from the island’s farmers complement the dishes. The open-plan bar and wine lounge has a calming vibe and is the perfect place to relax.

Karma Spa offers experience to “nourish, heal and nurture” and is at the heart of all the Karma resorts. All spa treatments use products and ingredients sourced from ethical and sustainable growers and are paraben-free. There are many treatments to choose from, such as the signature Scilly Salt Body Scrub treatment.

Advanced booking is highly recommended.

St Martin’s is a fantastic destination for those looking to simply relax, but also for the more adventurous. From snorkelling with seals and diving shipwrecks to relaxing in the spa or sampling the finest wines in the lounge, Karma has something to offer everyone.

Pets are welcome.

a c c o mm o d a t i o n There are a total of 30 Michelin listed ensuite rooms. The majority of these have breath-taking ocean views, and are decorated in Classic English style, priding themselves with their luxury.

2019 price guide

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • minibar • room service • TV • safe • hairdryer • bathrobes • toiletries • Wi-Fi Room choices: Standard • Oceanview • Superior Oceanview • Riviera Suite • Interconnecting Family • Honeymoon

Pricing in Deluxe Room, Bed and Breakfast 3 Nights 7 Nights 2019 Dates Applicable

Low

Mid

High

Peak

£563 £992

£609 £1,116

£699 £1,272

£743 £1,348

01-30 Oct

28 Mar-25 May 06-30 Sep

26 May-16 Jul

17 Jul-05 Sep

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Isles of Scilly photo competition Clean your lens, charge your batteries, and load your memory cards - enter our fantastic Prestige Holidays Isles of Scilly Photo competition for your chance to win a fabulous Fortnum and Mason luxury hamper and ÂŁ100 Prestige Gift Voucher.

This prize is exclusive to anyone travelling to the magical Isles of Scilly with Prestige Holidays during the 2019 season. The task is simple - send in your best photos from you holiday and the one that wows us the most will win the prize. We will choose three lucky winners - one for departures in Spring (1st March - 31st May 2019), one for departures in Summer (1st June - 31st August 2019) and another one for departures in the Autumn (1st September - 30th November 2019).

There is no limit on the number of images you send but please ensure you read the terms and conditions opposite before doing so.

Good luck!

Terms and conditions Each entrant may submit any number of images in the form of a high res image file (jpeg, gif, tiff, png, bmp). Submissions must be sent no later than 14 days after the end of your holiday. Entries after this date will not be counted. Entries must be emailed to tours@prestigeholidays.co.uk. By submitting your images into the competition, you give Prestige Holidays the rights and permissions to use your images in future promotional materials (including but not limited to website, newsletters and brochures). The winner will be selected by our Specialist Sales team in Ringwood and announced by email on or before 30th June (for Spring entries), 30th September (for Summer entries) and 20 December (for Autumn entries). The winners will receive their Fortnum and Mason hamper and Prestige Gift voucher no later than 4 weeks after the winner has been announced. You may strictly only enter your own photos, and in doing so agree that you have the permission of anyone featuring in the photo.

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The Channel Islands The Channel Islands can often be a much overlooked destination. The islands are just an hour’s flight away from many regional airports in the UK, so it could not be easier to visit for a week’s holiday or just for a long weekend break away. For those who prefer not to fly, you can take the Condor ferry from either Poole or Portsmouth, as foot passengers or with your own car.

If you are looking for fine wine and dining, culture and heritage and a landscape which changes at every cove, you will not be disappointed in the Channel Islands. There is a terrain and an activity to suit everyone; we are sure you will fall in love with these islands as much as we have.

What’s On? Throughout the year, there are numerous events and festivals taking place across the islands. There are too many to name, but we have listed below a few we believe are not to be missed: April:

Wild Flower Walks, Sark

May: Liberation Day, Jersey and Guernsey

Boat Show, Jersey

Walking Festival, Guernsey June Jersey Style Awards, Jersey Sunset Concert at Mont Grantez, Jersey July

Out-There, Jersey

August: Battle of the Flowers, Jersey Alderney Week, Alderney

Jersey Film Festival, Jersey Cobo Bay Balcony Gigs, Guernsey September: International Air Show, Jersey

Walking Festival, Guernsey

Taste Guernsey Food Festival Weekends, Guernsey Air Display, Guernsey Ale and Cider Festival, Herm Channel Islands Pride, Guernsey October: Tennerfest, Jersey and Guernsey Angling Festival, Alderney

Food Festival, Alderney December: La Fête de Noué, Jersey

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Channel Islands Explorer from Poole

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Escorted group tour 9 nights departing: 16 May 2019 The Channel Islands are an archipelago in the English Channel, with Alderney being just 10 miles from the coast of France. This tour is like no other, taking in five of the permanently inhabited islands of Jersey, Guernsey, Sark, Herm and Alderney. Each island is distinct in its own right, steeped in a rich history and offering a warm welcome.

Jersey still remains delightfully French, retaining that ‘Je ne sais quoi’ which has attracted visitors for years, offering boutique shopping, fine dining and cocktail bars without losings its traditional appeal. Guernsey too is a real fusion of French and English styles. It is no surprise that this island has inspired the likes of Victor Hugo who completed Les Miserables whilst in exile here, and painter Renoir who was mesmerized by the “shimmering” light of Moulin Huet Bay. Sark is world renowned for its step back in time feel that cannot be found anywhere else. There are no cars; getting about is on foot, by bicycle, or by horse drawn carriage. This delightful island was one of the first to be awarded a “Dark Sky Island” in 2011 as the minimal light pollution affords visitors a fantastic spectacle of stars, meteors and the Milky Way on cloud free nights.

Herm is a tiny island straight from the imagination of Enid Blyton. At just 1.5 miles long, you can walk the whole perimeter and between May and July, nesting puffins can often be seen. The beaches are idyllic and Herm is home to the famous white Shell Beach. Alderney is a quirky island full of contrast. On the north and east coasts, there are beautiful sandy beaches and grassy dunes whilst St Anne’s is a picturesque town with cobbled streets and eclectic shops. Here you may also see the rare blond hedgehog scavenging for food.

This definitive tour will guide you through the heritage of each of the islands, discovering their identities and nuances. Remnants of their history are everywhere; from the German Occupation of World War Two to the Norman ownership in the late medieval period. May is a fantastic time to visit, with an abundance of flora and fauna. Gastronomers and wine connoisseurs amongst us will be spoilt for choice tour h ig h l ig h t s • • • • •

Visit with private talk at Durrell Conservation Park, Jersey Wine tasting and tour at Le Mare Wine Estate, Jersey Visit to the Observatory in Sark for star gazing Walking tour of Herm Optional day excursion by air to Alderney

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Return ferry with Condor from Poole 3 nights accommodation at the 4* Pomme d’Or Hotel, St Helier 4 nights accommodation at the 4* Duke of Richmond Hotel, Guernsey 2 nights accommodation at the 4* Stocks Hotel, Sark Daily Breakfast, two lunches and seven evening meals All excursions and transportation as mentioned in the itinerary (except Alderney)

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Prices from per person 16 May: £1,999 Single supplement: £679 Optional excursion to Alderney: £199 Subject to availability, places are limited.

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A small island with a big personality

In the last few years, Jersey has really shaken off its ‘old fashioned’ image and now offers many 21st century comforts and facilities, without losing any of the island’s traditional appeal Stylish hotels, boutique shopping, fashionable cocktail bars and high quality restaurants have been added to this Channel Island jewel, without ever losing its delightfully, often quaint, French ‘je ne sais quoi’, which has always captivated tourists. The most famous example of the French touch is Mont Orgueil Castle, whose romantic, majestic look is often used to illustrate features about Jersey and which bears more than a passing resemblance to the more famous Mont Saint Michel in France.

Just 45 square miles when the tide is up, Jersey boasts some of the best sandy beaches

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in the Channel Islands - and that is a proud boast indeed when you see what’s on offer elsewhere. Move inland, and nature lovers can enjoy exploring the Green Lanes, a network of around 50 miles of roads where pedestrians, cyclists and horse riders have priority over motor vehicles. This part of Jersey is a real throwback to far more innocent times, and contrasts sharply with the vibrant capital city of St Helier. Charmingly compact, with trendy Liberation Square at its epicentre, designer boutiques and high street names jostle for your attention within St Helier’s pedestrianised streets - perfect for that all-important spot of retail therapy.

Whether you’re looking for spas, shopping, golf, history, heritage, fun, forest or a gastronomic feast, you’ll find them in Jersey.

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Plemont Bay

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Bonne Nuit Bay

Greve de Lecq

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Why not try some island hopping?

We can tailor make an itinerary for you, including all your transfers. Just choose your hotels and we will do the rest.

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THINGS TO DO IN jersey St Helier and the South

St Helier is the vibrant capital city of Jersey and is a must for any visitor to the island. After shopping, why not stop off at one of the delicatessens, cafes or a Michelin starred restaurant? Culture wise, there are plenty of museums and galleries, while a trip to Elizabeth Castle is definitely recommended. Defending Jersey for more than 300 years, the castle is sat atop a rocky outcrop in St Aubin’s Bay, and can be reached on foot during low tide or by the amphibious Castle Ferry.

St Aubin

The bay of St Aubin stretches from St Helier in the east to St. Aubin’s village in the west - a vast beach, dotted with cafes and extremely popular for swimming and watersports. St Aubin itself is a pretty fishing village, offering independent shops, galleries and cafes. Just inland you will find the Jersey War Tunnels, a chilling look at when the island was occupied by German forces during the World War II.

St Brelade’s Bay

Arguably the most famous and popular beach; a sheltered, south-facing stretch which is very safe for bathing throughout the year. In the summer months, water sports are available, while cafes are open all year round.

Beach Ability provides manual and ballooned wheelchairs.

The West Coast

The stunning and natural landscape will not disappoint those looking to explore a wilder and more rugged side to Jersey. Walk along the sea wall watching surfers ride Atlantic waves, or discover the many coastal walks. Prestige Holidays suggests the seven-mile moderate walk from Plemont Bay to the iconic Corbiere Lighthouse, taking in the entire sweeping length of the west coast.

Also in the west you will find the aMaizin Adventure Park, Creepy Valley Adventure Centre, Les Ormes resort and its extensive sports facilities and the National Trust for Jersey Wetland Centre.

The North

Home to steep cliffs and hidden bays, the north is perfect for those looking for beautiful scenery. This is a popular area for walking and also cycling, although not for the faint-hearted as inland Jersey can be quite hilly.

The Durrell Wildlife Conservation Park, made even more popular by the recent TV programme The Durrells, is a great place to spend the day.

You can even book with us to stay at their wildlife camp. La Mare Wine Estate offers tours and tastings while, for relaxation addicts, Greve de Lecq is the north’s most popular beach and well worth a visit.

The East

La Mare Wine Estate

Open to visitors from late March to early November La Mare Wine Estate make handmade wines, spirits, preserves and chocolate. Daily tours and tastings are available from £9.95 per adult and you can prebook online at www.lamarewineestate.com

Jersey Heritage Pass

Visitors can purchase a Jersey Heritage Pass which offers unlimited access to all four sights: Mont Orgueil Castle, Elizabeth Castle, La Hougue Bie, Jersey Museum and Maritime Museum for the price of three. Adult price approximately £33.

Battle of the Flowers

An annual festival spanning two days, usually around the 9th and 10th August. This is one of the most spectacular floral festivals and includes a daytime and nighttime parade. Early booking is essential to secure accommodation; ask us to pre-book your parade tickets as part of your package.

Watersports and Sea Safaris

There are a multitude of companies offering watersports around the island. From coasteering and kayaking to windsurfing and sailing, you will not be disappointed.

Liberation Day

Probably the most widely anticipated event on the island, the 9th May celebrates the end of the five-year German Occupation during World War Two. Expect lots of food and drink stalls, screening of war time footage, music and dancing.

Botanic Gardens at Samarès Manor

Visit the many gardens and unique plant collection on offer. Open daily from mid March to early October. Admission charges are approximately £9.75 per adult. There is also a café and, for an additional charge, visitors can also have a tour of the manor.

Tamba Park

A must visit for families. There is a Dino-Trail, crazy golf, micro-boats, trampolines, play area, ‘zap-zone’, toddler zone and sand-pit. Children ages 2-14 pay approximately £4.95 and adults £3.95 for entry, making this a good value for money option for families. Please see website for opening hours www.tambaexperience.co.uk.

a few things you should know

The East of the island has a multitude of picturesque towns and harbours, such as Gorey in the parish of St Martin’s, home to Mont Orgueil Castle. Protecting Jersey from the French invasion over 600 years ago, a labyrinth of staircases and secret rooms brings the castle to life.

For those looking for more secluded beaches, try Anne Port Bay and Havre de Fer, ideal for rock pooling. Moonwalking on Jersey happens when the island’s massive tidal reach suddenly, and dramatically, reveals rocks, reefs and pools - a strange kind of “moonscape”. Be sure to go with a guide as tides can be treacherous.

• You do not need a passport to travel to the Channel Islands (although photographic ID is required) • Sterling is the currency here, although the island does have its own money, the Jersey pound.

• You will not need plug adaptors. The island uses three pin plug sockets of 240 volts • A pet passport is not required for travel from and to the UK • Cars and dogs can be taken on board the Condor ferry • Some hotels have limited or no parking in St Helier

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L’Horizon Beach Hotel & Spa

St Brelade’s Bay Hotel

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A beautiful hotel situated directly on one of Jersey’s most beautiful beaches.

A traditional family-owned hotel, located on one of the island’s best beaches and set in five acres of beautiful gardens.

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L’Horizon has an almost Mediterranean feel, yet the hotel itself is unmistakably British. The terrace has recently undergone refurbishment and there is a separate lounge area, dining area, and a retractable roof, allowing al fresco dining whatever the weather. The Grill restaurant offers fine dining and the Atlantic Lounge is ideal for a more informal occasion. The spa has six treatment rooms - including one for couples - a relaxation room, and a beauty treatment area. There is an indoor pool, sauna, steam room, spa pool, and a gym for guests to use. Along the promenade, there are a few bars and restaurants. A public bus service runs from just outside the hotel, around the island.

The hotel has a state-of-the-art fitness club, which boasts a large indoor swimming pool, gym, and small café. There is a spa, nail bar and full service hair salon, as well as a children’s leisure room (unsupervised), designed for children up to the age of 7, and a leisure room for teenagers, featuring pool table, air hockey, and a large collection of books and DVDs.

One of Prestige Holidays’ best sellers, we receive fabulous feedback from our guests, many of which return again and again.

There is a large outdoor heated pool and smaller children’s pool with surrounding terrace set to the left of beautiful stepped gardens, where there are sunbeds, childrens outdoor play area and a tennis court.

A ground floor bar with live entertainment in the summer months adds to the atmosphere.

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a c c ommo d a tio n The 106 rooms are light and airy, with fresh colours and fabrics. Classic Inland View rooms have twin or double beds. Executive Ocean View rooms have double beds and balconies overlooking the bay. The Deluxe Double Rooms are larger and have ocean views, balconies and air-conditioning.

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • TV • DVD player • safe • fridge • iron and ironing board Room choices: Classic Inland • Executive Ocean View • Deluxe Ocean View • Junior Suite • Suite • Two Bedroomed Suite

There are 74 ensuite rooms and suites, with a number of different room types, including some family and inter-connecting rooms. Seaview balcony rooms have beautiful mirrors, chandeliers and traditional furniture.

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • LCD TV • Wi-Fi • heated towel rail • hairdryer Room choices: Standard • Garden View • Seaview • Seaview with Balcony • Family Seaview • Superior • Bay Suite • Penthouse Suite • Single Seaview • Single Seaview with Balcony

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2019 price guide

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The Atlantic Hotel

Chateau La Chaire

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A luxury hotel in one of the most stunning and unique locations in the Channel Islands.

A boutique historic hotel set amongst seven acres of woodlands and gardens in the Rozel Valley.

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The award-winning restaurant is not to be missed, serving modern British cuisine with the emphasis on local Jersey produce. Within the six acres of gardens is an outdoor pool, with sunbeds and umbrellas, usually open May-Sep. For the cooler months, there is an indoor pool with small gym, sauna and Jacuzzi for guest use. For the more adventurous, there is a steep walk down to St Ouen’s beach, where one can enjoy the five miles of golden sand!

Breakfast is both a buffet and a la carte, offering local Jersey produce. The Brasserie is open for lunch and dinner, and during the spring and summer, the sun terrace offers an al fresco setting. Alternatively, a two-minute stroll takes you to the hotel’s own Rozel Pub. Relax in the traditional oak panelled Raymond’s Bar and lounge to enjoy cocktails and the informal day menu of snacks and nibbles.

Recommended for its luxury and warm welcome, and in a great position overlooking St Ouen’s Bay, The Atlantic is also an ideal choice for golfers, with the neighbouring La Moye Golf Course. Car hire would be recommended at this hotel due to its location. The Atlantic Hotel is a member of “Small Luxury Hotels of the World”.

The area offers some great views over Rozel Bay and the coast of France, 14 miles away.

Please note that, due to the hotel’s location within a valley, there are some fairly steep slopes which may not be suitable for those with walking difficulties. A perfect choice for friends or couples looking to explore the north of the island.

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a c c ommo d a tio n Rooms have either views of the golf course or ocean, and all are elegantly furnished. Garden studio rooms are a little larger, and have direct access to the hotel gardens. For more space and luxury, there are also two suites - details are available upon request.

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • Sky TV • safe • hairdryer • fridge • Wi-Fi • bathrobes and slippers Room choices: Golf View • Ocean View • Garden Studio • Executive Suite • Atlantic Suite

There are 12 rooms graded as Classic and Superior, along with one suite, all individually furnished, distinctive in style, and named after popular flowers.

Classic rooms are on the second floor, where the eaves are part of the room style, whilst the Superior rooms and Suites are on the first. They are larger, and many feature four poster beds and ensuite spa baths.

Facilities: TV/DVD player • bathrobe and slippers • luxury toiletries • hairdryer • trouser press • iron and board • mineral water • Wi-Fi Room choices: Classic Double • Superior Double • Superior Double with Balcony • Suite with Spa Bath

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La Place Country Cottages

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A beautiful 17th century country house, La Place Hotel has had a recent total refurbishment and is new to our Prestige Collection this year.

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A short walk from St Aubin’s Harbour and St Brelade’s Bay, La Place Hotel is fabulously situated in the heart of Jersey’s ‘Green Lanes’ making it the perfect base for those who enjoy cycling and walking. Their award-winning restaurant has your gastronomic needs covered with an extensive wine cellar and locallysourced produce. La Place Bar is adjacent to the pool, catering throughout the day and offering a comprehensive bar menu. Finally, the Lounge Bar is the ideal venue for an aperitif or afternoon tea - with pink fizz, of course!

La Place Hotel also offers a self-catering option, consisting of 12 luxury cottages, which are rated 5* by the Jersey tourist board. The cottages are a short walk from St Aubin’s Harbour and St Brelade’s Bay, and a 10-minute drive from St Helier.

The Cottages benefit from guests having access to all the facilities at the adjacent hotel - seasonal heated outdoor pool, bar and restaurant. Infants and children are welcome, and cots and highchairs are available on request.

a c c ommo d a tio n The hotel’s spacious rooms all have ensuite bath/shower options and are a successful combination of style and comfort, their chic décor in relaxing seaside colours making them a welcome place to return after days of both exploration and relaxation. Room service is available.

You can upgrade to a Superior Private Terrace room for an extra place to sit and soak up Jersey’s atmosphere, with the added bonus of access to the pool.

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • Wi-Fi • safe • hairdryer • fridge • iron & ironing board • TV • bathrobe and slippers • luxury toiletries • telephone Room choices: Classic • Superior • Deluxe • Superior Private Terrace

a c c ommo d a tio n There are a variety of options, catering for different group sizes. All cottages are designed with a large open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, and there are ground-floor and two-storey cottages available, all with a patio and lawn area for soaking in the Jersey atmosphere on warm summer nights. All cottages are well-appointed, and bed linen, bathroom robes and house towels are included. A daily maid service is available for even more convenience.

Facilities: Wi-Fi • iPod docking station • TV • electric oven • microwave • fridge • freezer • dishwasher • washer/dryer • iron and ironing board Cottage choices: Acacia • Beech • Elm • Hawthorn • Holly • Ivy • Willow • Yew • Jasmine • Oak • Camellia • Hazel

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Dolan Hotels Dolan Hotels is one of the longest established hotel groups on Jersey, offering 4* accommodation, all in fabulous locations on the south coast. A dine around system enables you to experience the other hotels restaurants in the evening, when staying half board at your chosen hotel. Whether you are travelling as a couple, group of friends, family or as a single traveler, one of these hotels will be able to cater for all your holiday needs.

Somerville Hotel

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With a country house feel, the Somerville Hotel is set amongst lovely gardens, overlooking St Aubin’s village.

Situated on St Brelade’s Bay, this welcoming hotel takes full advantage of its panoramic sea views and the beach.

This hilltop hotel has a panoramic vista over St Aubin’s Bay and is surrounded by woodland.

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Somerville prides itself on its warm welcome and unforgettable views.

The Golden Sands is located right in the heart of St Brelade’s Bay.

Bar snacks can be enjoyed throughout the day and there is a terrace for a spot of al fresco dining. The award-winning Tides Restaurant uses the best of Jersey produce with the freshest available seafood to create wonderful innovative dishes.

The Golden Sands restaurant is a local favourite, situated right on the boardwalk, and offering the freshest ingredients and best local seafood. The Café Bar is a more casual venue, and ideal for coffee, light lunch or afternoon tea. Al fresco dining is offered on the terrace in the summer months.

The hotel has a heated outdoor pool and gardens with sun loungers to relax on.

A modern family hotel where you’ll receive a warm welcome from the whole team, combining contemporary décor with top service.

The hotel is home to The Indigo restaurant and the Terrace Grill, which has 180 degree views over the bay. There is a sheltered terrace with outdoor pool and sun loungers are available for guests’ use. A 10-minute walk downhill leads to the beach.

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Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • TV • safe • hairdryer • bathrobes • Wi-Fi Room choices: Classic Inland • Classic Sea View • Superior Sea View • Superior Garden Sea View • Executive Single Inland

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There are 62 contemporary standard and superior rooms, both inland and sea facing.

There are 63 standard or superior rooms, both inland and sea facing.

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • TV • hairdryer • Wi-Fi

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • TV • hairdryer • Wi-Fi

Room choices: Standard Inland • Superior Family Inland • Standard Sea View Balcony • Superior Sea View Balcony • Family Sea View Balcony • Triple Sea View Balcony • Single Inland • Single Sea View

Room choices: Standard Inland • Family Inland • Standard Sea View • Standard Sea View Balcony • Family Seaview Balcony • Single Inland

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2019 price guide

2019 price guide

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The 4-star Greenhills is a fantastic country house hotel, effortlessly combining an English country home feel with modern comforts and amenities.

A luxurious beach-front hotel, situated on the promenade of St Helier and over looking the sweeping bay of St Aubin’s.

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Situated in the heart of rural Jersey near the rugged northern coastline, the Greenhills is perfect for walkers, and the surrounding network of Green Lanes limits traffic to just 15mph.

At the heart of the hotel is the ELEMIS Spa, featuring an indoor heated pool and spa pool, sauna and steam room and relaxation lounge.

Greenhills boasts an award wining AA rosette restaurant and the lounge and bar offer informal dining, with no fewer than 20 speciality gins on the menu.

There are several dining options, such as The Terrace, presenting unparalleled views across the bay, the perfect place for your morning coffee or evening sundowner, and also open for lunch and afternoon tea. Tassili offers an exclusive culinary experience with regional and seasonal dishes in the evenings. Victoria is a stylish brasserie and provides a more informal option for dinner.

The hotel is home to award winning gardens and outdoor heated swimming pool.

The terrace is a wonderful setting for a spot of al fresco dining or afternoon tea.

Perfect for couples looking for luxury and a beachfront setting whilst only a stone’s throw from the lively centre of St Helier.

Parts of the hotel date back to 1674 and the Greenhills is perhaps an embodiment of Jersey’s folklore and heritage.

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a c c ommo d a tio n There are just 33 rooms, each individually designed and with its own charm and character. All rooms have period features and have been recently refurbished.

Many Garden View and Superior Plus rooms have French doors which open up directly to the garden and pool. The Killiecrankie Suite has a bedroom, separate lounge and dining area and a fantastically lavish bathroom.

123 rooms, each with a contemporary and stylish design. Classic rooms have a queen bed with inland view (some with frosted windows) and Double Deluxe Park View rooms offer views over the park with king sized bed. Ocean View Classic rooms have stunning views over St Aubin’s Bay and the larger Ocean View Deluxe rooms can accommodate an additional child.

Facilities: Tea/Coffee making facilities • mineral water and home made biscuits • Wi-Fi • satellite TV • luxurious bathrobes • pure cotton linen • White Company toiletries • hairdryer • electronic safe

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • still and sparkling water • TV • Wi-Fi • safe • air conditioning • fridge • hairdryer • bathrobes • iron and ironing board

Room choices: Standard • Garden View • Superior • Superior Plus • The Killiecrankie Suite

Room choices: Classic Inland View • Deluxe Park View • Ocean View Classic • Ocean View Deluxe

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The Royal Yacht

Pomme d’Or Hotel

St H e l i e r

St H e l i e r

A modern hotel and luxury spa set in an unrivalled position in the vibrant heart of St Helier.

This is an historic and much sought after hotel that has a real buzz about it, popular with visitors and local residents alike.

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There are three restaurants: Sirocco, the award-winning ocean themed dining rooms, Zephyr, which boasts a large al fresco area and an Asian inspired menu, and The Grill, offering perfectly cooked steak.

The hotel is also home to four bars, from the intimate and old fashioned The Cabin to the livelier The Drift, which hosts live bands and international DJ’s each week. Relax in the Spa Sirene, where there is a heated vitality pool, Swedish sauna, aromatherapy steam room, salt steam therapy and experience showers.

Spa treatments are available, and there is a fully equipped gym.

a c c ommo d a tio n Silver double rooms are all in the original hotel building and are ideal for single travellers. Gold rooms can be double or twin and feature internal or street views.

Gold deluxe doubles have a terrace overlooking the museum or a living room area with street views. Platinum double rooms boast a balcony overlooking the harbour and the tranquil Weighbridge Park and also have a separate bath and shower. Upgrade to one of the two Penthouse Suites where the terraces feature outdoor Jacuzzis.

Welcoming guests for over 180 years, this hotel comes highly recommended.

The Café-Bar is a popular spot for drinks, snacks and light meals, whilst the Harbour Room Restaurant offers full buffet breakfast and carvery/buffet dinner overlooking the Marina and Liberation Square.

Originally built in 1837, this hotel has long been part of local Jersey life and in 1945 was the site where the Union Jack was raised to signal the liberation of Jersey from German forces.

A good location in the centre of town and with a reputation for excellent service, the Pomme d’Or is one of Jersey’s most famous hotels. Guests have complimentary use of the Aquadome leisure centre at the Merton, the sister hotel.

a c c ommo d a tio n 143 air conditioned, ensuite rooms with five different room types available, including bigger Premier rooms, which face the yacht marina. Rooms have a bath with shower and are stylishly decorated. Premier rooms and Harbour View rooms also have a walk-in shower.

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • LCD TV • bathrobes and slippers • hairdryer • safe • air conditioning • Wi-Fi

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • Wi-Fi • TV • safe • hairdryer • trouser press • iron and board • toiletries

Room choices: Silver Double • Gold Double or Twin • Gold Deluxe Double • Platinum Double

Room choices: Classic • Executive • Superior Town View • Harbour View • Premier

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The Savoy

Best Western Royal

St H e l i e r

St H e l i e r

An intimate boutique hotel with a contemporary feel, centrally located in St Helier.

Ideally located a few minutes’ walk from the pedestrianised shopping area of St Helier and one of the longest established hotels in Jersey.

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The hotel boasts the AA Rosette Restaurant 1840, named after the year the original house was constructed. Open Tuesday to Sunday, this is the perfect place to indulge in culinary delights. There is the cool Roberto’s Jazz bar which hosts live music every week with occasional artists from abroad and has a drinks menu with over 120 gins from around the world.

The main restaurant serves a buffet breakfast. For lunch or a lighter evening meal, try the bar. For more formal dining, the Seasons Restaurant holds an AA Rosette. Here, there is a choice of table d’hote or a la carte. The comfortable conservatory is an inviting place to relax and unwind with a book and catch up with fellow guests.

Guests can also enjoy the sunny courtyard with its crystalline pool to while away Summer days, or the modern and stylish gym with the latest equipment if you feel like keeping in shape during your stay.

Complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the hotel and a guest car park complete the facilities. Guests staying here are welcome to use the leisure facilities at the Monterey Hotel, which is just a 5 minute walk away. These include indoor and outdoor pools, a gymnasium, steam room and a spa pool.

a c c ommo d a tio n All 56 rooms are large and stylishly designed with en-suite bathrooms. Superior rooms are larger with upgraded facilities such as Netflix and a Nespresso coffee machine. Suites are situated in the main part of the building and are designed with the Victorian era in mind. Two have balconies; and the other a separate lounge.

Facilities: Flat screen TV • Wi-Fi • tea/coffee making facilities • 24 hour room service Room choices: House Double/Twin • Superior • Suite • Family

a c c ommo d a tio n A total of 89 rooms, including Double/Twin rooms, Family rooms, Executive rooms and Suites.

The bedrooms are all charmingly furnished and individually designed, giving the hotel great depth of character. The BW Royal hotel occupies a large town centre site. Many bedrooms overlook outdoor terraced areas, or have direct terrace, or balcony access.

Facilities: Tea /coffee making facilities • TV • toiletries • hairdryers • Wi-Fi • electric fans (on request) • iron and ironing board • radio alarm clock Room choices: Standard • Standard with Balcony or Patio • Executive Double • Suite • Single

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2019 price guide

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Merton Hotel

Durrell Wildlife Camp

St S aviour

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A lively hotel, close to the centre of St Helier and with excellent leisure facilities and entertainment for families, couples, groups or solo travellers.

Set within 32 acres, these luxury glamping pods are the perfect way to immerse yourselves fully in the Durrell experience.

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There are four places to eat, including the all buffet-style Belvedere Restaurant, Jersey Joe’s 50’s style American diner, Bonetti’s Italian restaurant with a beautiful outdoor terrace, and the Belvedere lounge for snacks and light meals. There are three bars, including the lobby bar, a sports bar with large TV screens, and the Star Room with seasonal live music, dancing and quiz nights.

The communal Lemur Lodge offers a relaxing place to sit, chat or read a book. A BBQ area and seating are also available. Your stay includes complimentary access to the zoo during normal opening hours. There are two fabulous eateries in the zoo, including the esteemed Café Firefly which is a stone’s throw away. Meals here are prepared with organic ingredients from the zoo’s own farm.

There is a large conservatory, terraces, playground, a seasonal complimentary Kids’ Club, and a games room with pool tables and amusements.

After a day’s adventure, what better way to relax in the evening than sitting on your own private decking area, listening to the sounds of lemurs, flamingos, fruit bats, monkeys and gibbons?

The Aquadome is an impressive pool and fitness area with a big indoor pool, waterslide, cascades and lazy river, sauna and steam room - in sub-tropical style, and the Cascades poolside café. Outside, there is another large heated pool and the unique Flowrider for surfing (extra charge). There’s a gym, plus free fitness classes, as well as a ball court.

a c c ommo d a tio n There are 286 ensuite rooms of different types, including Twins/Doubles, Family rooms with extra beds, Triples, and bigger Family Suites. All bathrooms have bath with shower, and there is lift access.

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • TV • family movies • hairdryer • iron & board • Wi-Fi Room choices: Standard • Standard plus Extra Child Bed • Triple • Family • Family Suite (bunks) • Family Suite (twin beds)

Luxury camping at its best!

a c c ommo d a tio n Set on a wooden decking, your pod includes a luxury bed (double or twin) with linen, woodburning stove, and electricity points. Two extra futon mattresses are available for children, and a limited number of pods with teepees are available for two extra children, at a supplement.

A separate private pod next door contains a shower, fully-flushing toilet, and basin. In addition, there is a small kitchen, and outside on the decking are personal sun loungers and al fresco dining table and chairs.

Facilities: Wi-Fi • Kitchen tent includes two ring stove • toaster • kettle • cool box • sink • cutlery • crockery • cooking utensils Room choices: Standard Pod

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guernsey Truly British with a French flair

Guernsey and her neighbouring islands of Herm, Sark and Alderney provide beautiful little cameos. Writers and artists have been inspired by Guernsey: French poet Victor Hugo was exiled here for 15 years where he completed Les Miserables and painter Renoir was mesmerised by the “shimmering light” of Moulin Huet Bay. The recently released epic movie The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, is centred around the occupants of the island in the aftermath of World War II. The island is steeped in history and there are many reminders around the island of the German Occupation (The Channel Islands were the only part of the British Isles successfully invaded by the Nazis).

Local crab, lobster and prawns regularly feature on restaurant menus, and the food

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is so good that French visitors often sail over for their dinner! There is no better recommendation than that. A great time to visit Guernsey is during the Tennerfest festival, a six-week slice of foodie heaven in OctoberNovember, when many restaurants offer daily two and three course menus starting from just £10.

The island attracts families seeking a traditional holiday with fabulous beaches and a wide range of activities. Couples are discovering that Guernsey is an increasingly fashionable place, boasting romantic hideaways and stylish restaurants - again, a real fusion of French and English styles, tastes and fashions. Groups of friends are regularly choosing the island for a weekend get-together where boat trips, boutique shopping and shore-side bistros provide a fabulous break.

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Ferry from Poole to St Peter Port

Flights from and to the UK and Alderney

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1 Bella Luce Hotel 2 La Barbarie Hotel 3 Fermain Valley Hotel

Grand Havre

4 Cobo Bay Hotel

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5 Le Friquet Country Hotel 6 Les Piques Country Cottages 7 The Little Chapel

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8 German Military Underground Hospital 5

9 German Occupation Museum

Vazon Bay

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Belle Greve Bay

Perelle Bay

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We can tailor make an itinerary for you, including all your transfers. Just choose your hotels and we will do the rest.

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where to stay and what to do in st peter port

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17 Les Rocquettes Hotel 18 Hotel de Havelet 19 Hauteville House

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THINGS TO DO IN guernsey St Peter Port and the East Coast

The island’s capital, which showcases a sparkling marina full of yachts and fishing boats, is also the departure point for regular ferries to the beautiful islands of Herm and Sark. Along the waterfront are bars, cafés, restaurants and small smugglers’ passageways that lead to the centre of town, a classic mix of French and British architecture. Tourists love pottering among the galleries and individual boutique shops selling clothes, jewellery, shoes and antiques. Roads are steep and often cobbled, so if walking is an issue please ask for hotel recommendations.

Castle Cornet is a must visit - standing proudly on the entrance to the harbour, this 800-year old citadel offers a daily guided tour at 10.30am and the firing of the noon-day gun by scarlet-clad gunners.

Beaches are spectacular in Guernsey and each coast offers uniquely stunning bays. The picturesque Fermain Bay can be reached only by foot, and its café is a popular stop on the coastal walk from the capital. Just inland is Suasmarez Manor - an historic house offering tours, subtropical gardens, a sculpture park and pitch and putt among its attractions.

The South Coast

This coastline offers secluded bays and picturesque harbours. The coast path on this side of the island has a large continuous stretch of seminatural vegetation, mainly consisting of clifftop grassland and heathland.

Bird watchers will enjoy spotting cormorants, shags, fulmars, kittiwakes, oystercatchers, dartford warblers, peregrine falcons and long-eared owls which nest in sheltered spots in the cliffs.

Moulin Huet - tricky to access but well worth the effort - is where Renoir once spent a summer sketching 15 famous pieces. The café, like many others on the island, offers homemade cakes and delicious crab sandwiches. Further inland, and just north of the airport, the charming Little Chapel is possibly the smallest chapel in the world. Originally built by Brother Deodat in 1914, it has been rebuilt three times and is covered in pebbles and broken china. A must see attraction. In the same area is the German Military Underground Hospital, the largest remaining structure from World War II, housing the Occupation Museum.

The West Coast

If you time it right, take the opportunity to visit Lihou Island just off the west coast. It is accessed for about two weeks a month, across a causeway at low tide, and has a fascinating history and varied wildlife. To the south of Rocquaine Bay is the Fort Grey and Shipwreck Museum, one of Guernsey’s three Martello towers dating back to 1804.

The North Coast

Wide expanses of white sand open up on the north beaches, giving a true wild and rugged feel. Walking the cliff paths here is very popular - why not pick up a copy of the Tasty Walks Guide from the Tourist Office, taking in the delights of beachfront cafes as you go? At low tide, a lunar landscape appears and offers amazing rock pools to explore.

Watching the sun set at low tide on Cobo Bay Beach is a spectacle in itself. Ideal for families with children of all ages.

Saumarez Park

The largest public park in Guernsey, there is a café, children’s playground, large lawns, duck pond and the National Trust of Guernsey’s Folk and Costume Museum. Open all year round.

German Underground Hospital

This hospital is a truly unnerving insight into life during World War Two. Opening times vary; please check the website for up to date information during your stay. Admission is approximately £4 per adult and £2 per child.

Candie Gardens

Situated in the heart of St Peter Port, Candie Gardens is one of the few remaining Victorian Public flower gardens. There are also statues, the Priaulx Library and the Café Victoria. Admission to the gardens is free.

Castle Cornet

Constructed in the 13th century, Castle Cornet is an island castle which takes visitors through the rich history of Guernsey; through the Hundred Years’ War, English Civil War, and regular conflicts with the French and Normans. Here you will find a variety of replicas and original artefacts and events run throughout the year.

Hauteville House

Hauteville House was the home of the famous French writer Victor Hugo whilst he was exiled to Guernsey in the mid 19th century. Closed for renovations in 2018.

Watersports/Sea Safaris

Like Jersey, there is a vast array of watersports and activities around the island. From coasteering and kayaking to windsurfing and sailing, you will not be disappointed. Lihou Island is a must see for swimming, rock pooling and wildlife. Please be wary of the tide when crossing the causeway and take local advice.

a few things you should know

• You do not need a passport to travel to the Channel Islands (although photographic ID is required).

• Sterling is the currency here, although the island does have its own money, the Guernsey pound.

• You will not need plug adaptors; the island uses three pin plug sockets of 240 volts.

• A pet passport is not required for travel from and to the UK. • Cars and dogs can be taken on board the Condor ferry.

• Some hotels have limited or no parking in St Peter Port. If you have a car, why not try one of our country properties?

• Public car parks in St Peter Port require a parking clock, which can be purchased locally or on the ferry.

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With its unique and rich heritage, this is the most historic hotel in the Channel Islands and part of the Red Carnation collection.

Part of the boutique Red Carnation Hotel collection, the hotel prides itself on its unparalleled service and attention to detail.

Superb dining with fresh local seafood is its speciality.

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Savour exceptional cuisine with locally sourced seasonal produce in the Brasserie Restaurant or authentic Curry Room, or dine al fresco in The Olive Grove, perhaps indulging in a traditional afternoon tea overlooking the gardens and heated outdoor pool. The Cigar Terrace is a peaceful retreat to relax with your favourite drink or enjoy a private wine tasting or gin experience in the popular Crown Club. The SPA has a wealth of excellent facilities and expert therapists to refresh and rejuvenate the body and mind. The health club offers free classes to hotel residents along with use of the sauna, steam room, spa pools and chill out zone.

a c c ommo d a tio n There are 63 spacious rooms, including seven suites. All of these exquisite rooms have been individually styled to accommodate a wide range of choices.

The interior of this hotel maintains its historic nature whilst boasting elegant and modern design. DVD players and ironing boards are available free of charge on request. Bathrooms have either bath with shower or bath with separate walk-in shower and feature luxurious toiletries.

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • air conditioning • LCD TV • hairdryer • hair straighteners • safe • robes • slippers • Wi-Fi Room choices: Classic • Queen • King • King Sea View• King Sea View with Balcony • Studio Suite • Governors Suite • In Residence 3 Bedroom Suite

The hotel enjoys a quiet town location, overlooking a park and offering impressive views across the sea. In addition to this, the hotel is just a short stroll to the centre of the capital, St Peter Port. It is built on the site of the original “Grover’s Hotel”, which is generally accepted to be the oldest in Guernsey’s history, with records dating back to the early 19th century.

The Leopard Bar & Restaurant offers delightful cocktails, a wide selection of fine wines and the best quality cuisine. It has a large conservatory and superb outdoor terrace, boasting great views over St Peter Port; perfect for al fresco dining, A glass wall to the kitchen means diners are able to watch the chefs at work - a unique spectacle.

a c c ommo d a tio n There are 73 beautifully appointed rooms, each individually designed with custom made fabrics and original artwork. All rooms enjoy en suite facilities. Evening turndown service, luxurious Fragonard toiletries and 24 hour room service all come as standard.

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • flat screen satellite TV • radio • telephone • air conditioning • hairdryer • safe • Wi-Fi Room choices: Classic • Classic Sea View • King/Twin • Superior King/Twin • King/Twin Sea View • Junior Suite • Penthouse

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La Fregate

The St Pierre Park Hotel

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On a hill overlooking St Peter Port, this 18th century manor house hotel boasts a modern boutique feel.

Set in 35 acres of parkland, this luxury hotel, spa and golf resort offers a truly relaxing stay.

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Seafood plays a major part on the restaurant’s menu and uses seasonal and local produce whenever possible. The restaurant at La Fregate also offers an extensive wine list.

The Terrace Café Bar serves a selection of teas and coffees, as well as light snacks and an informal lunch and dinner menu. The Pavilion Brasserie offers fine dining with locally sourced ingredients, and is open for lunch and dinner.

The delightful terrace is the perfect place to have a light lunch or aperitif, while the cosy, stylish bar is great for a pre-dinner drink.

The resort has recently undergone a refurbishment of the health club and spa, now offering an indoor pool, steam room, volcanic stone sauna, experience showers, relaxation room, five treatment rooms and spectacular views over the lake and grounds. There is also a cardio gym, exercise and spin studios, and tennis courts.

A wonderful hotel which manages to beautifully combine the old and new, La Fregate is ideal for couples to enjoy St Peter Port. Not only this, but the hotel is a great base to explore the island; overlooking the town, it is just a two minute walk through the terraced gardens to the shopping arena.

Finally, the hotel boasts its own 9-hole golf course, designed by Tony Jacklin CBE.

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All 22 rooms enjoy panoramic views over St Peter Port and beyond. Most have furnished balconies to relax on and take in the vista and the summer sun. There is a choice of room types, including Single, Standard, Bay and Deluxe with a double aspect. The Suite enjoys the most elevated position in the hotel, with a light and airy bedroom and lounge, and a dining table for a private breakfast.

There are 131 bedrooms and suites, most with a private balcony or terrace.

Classic rooms overlook the front of the hotel whilst the Classic View rooms have views of the lake or gardens. Executive rooms feature those little extra touches, such as iPod dock and coffee machine. All are available with either double or twin beds. Suites are also available, some with private hot tubs.

All rooms come with the hotel’s highlight - the view.

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Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • TV • iPod docking station/radio • trouser press • hairdryer • iron & ironing board • Wi-Fi Room choices: Standard • Bay View • Deluxe • Suite • Single

Room choices: Classic • Classic View • Executive • Deluxe • Junior Suite • Master Suite

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Sarnia Hotels This long established family-run hotel chain in St Peter Port offers three beautiful town house hotels, all in prime locations. Each with its own unique character and ambience, they are very popular with returning guests, with complimentary use of the leisure facilities available to all guests staying in any of the three hotels. Our half board guests are also welcome to dine in any of the three hotels for their evening meal.

Les Rocquettes

Hotel de Havelet

Moores Hotel

St P e t e r P ort

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Located on the outskirts of town, there is ample free parking and the hotel is on the main bus route.

Located on a hill on the outskirts of St Peter Port, this Georgian house hotel overlooks the harbour and Castle Cornet.

Suited for those who like to be in the hub of the town, just a few minutes’ walk from the marinas, shops, and restaurants.

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The Oak Bar is popular with locals and guests, serving lunch, dinner, and lighter options in between.

Ellas Lounge is an area to relax with afternoon tea, which can be accompanied by a glass of champagne.

There is a multi-purpose function room, and a health suite with an indoor swimming pool and a gym.

The hotel is set in delightful gardens, where guests can take time out to relax on sun loungers.

There is an indoor pool with steam room, sauna and Jacuzzi and a gym.

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The hotel’s converted coach house is home to two of St Peter Port’s most popular restaurants. In the warmer weather, guests can lunch on the terrace.

The bar is open throughout the day for lunch and afternoon tea.

The hotel has a sheltered garden and is a short stroll from St Peter Port. Guests who enjoy walking will find the start of the coast cliff paths just 5 minutes away. There is an indoor pool, sauna, steam room and Jacuzzi.

There is a choice of three restaurants: the popular Conservatory, open for breakfast, has a table d’hôte menu with a la carte options; The Hideaway is an authentic Austrian patisserie, open all day for coffees, light lunches, and afternoon teas. In the summer months, the menu is served al fresco on the terrace, overlooking the town. The bar has just reopened; JB Parkers is a modern British tavern with an open kitchen, counter dining, an eclectic menu as well as an authentic wine cellar offering a wonderful range of wines.

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a c c ommo d a tio n There are 50 en suite double or twin rooms, and some family rooms. Most of the Superior rooms have balconies.Three rooms are adapted for wheelchair users and also have wet rooms.

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • Wi-Fi • TV • hairdryer • safe

There are 34 en suite rooms, all comfortably furnished in a range of traditional styles.

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • Wi-Fi • TV • fridge • hairdryer • trouser press Room choices: Standard • Superior • Junior Suite • Single

Room choices: Classic • Superior • Single

a c c ommo d a tio n There are 46 en suite rooms, all comfortably equipped with a mix of traditional and modern décor.

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • TV • hairdryer • Wi-Fi Room choices: Classic • Superior • Luxury Suite • Single

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Bella Luce Hotel

Fermain Valley

St M a rti n

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A boutique hotel, full of charm and character, set in an historic 16th century manor house, just minutes from Guernsey’s coastline.

Located in a glorious wooded valley above Fermain Bay, the hotel is about a five minute drive to St Peter Port and has a complimentary shuttle service.

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Originally a 16th century manor house, the hotel has been lovingly restored. The resident head chef joined Bella Luce after stints with some of the world’s top restaurants. With most of the produce grown within a mile of the hotel, the food is seasonal and innovative. In the winter, you can enjoy your meal in the candlelit Garden Room with roaring log fires, overlooking the courtyard garden. In the summer, this atmospheric area is transformed into the perfect setting for al fresco dining with French windows opening up onto the sun terrace.

The Ocean restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Along with a gratifying cocktail bar, The Rock Garden has an array of decadent steaks from around the globe. The Valley Tea Rooms offer an extensive range of freshly baked treats, and a gourmet coffee and tea selection.

Sit back and relax in The Cellar with a glass of Wheadon’s Gin, produced in traditional copper stills at the Bella Luce.

Relax and enjoy a wide range of therapies at the Bella Spa, with indulgent day programmes and individual treatments; perfect for couples.

Buho, the vibrant Mexican Restaurant, features traditionally inspired dishes, with feisty flavours and modern presentation. Please note on some weekends a DJ plays until late. As well as featuring an indoor swimming pool and a sauna, there is a 27-seater 3D cinema with surround sound and sports channels.

The walk down to Fermain Bay is for the adventurous walker, through an inclined tree canopied valley setting. Here, you will find a picturesque pebble beach and a good beach café.

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Rooms are beautifully appointed and spacious. Bathrooms have either bath with shower or walk-in shower. There are three room types - Standard, Premier and Luxury. These are all beautifully decorated and furnished, some with four poster beds. With soothing colour palettes and sumptuous interiors, the accommodation is very romantic.

There are 45 rooms; all have been designed to reflect the natural beauty of the surrounding area. Rooms are located in the main hotel building and also in the Venue building.

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • hairdryers • LCD TV • Wi-Fi

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • hairdryer • fridge • safe • ironing board and iron • robes and slippers • sherry • Sky TV • Wi-Fi

Room choices: Classic • Classic Luxury • Loft or Garden Luxury Suite

Silver rooms overlook the hotel gardens, Gold rooms have a balcony, and Platinum rooms have a sea view.

Room choices: Silver • Gold • Platinum • Silver Venue • Gold Venue

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Situated on the west coast, overlooking the beautiful Cobo Bay with its pearly sands. Here, you’ll find spectacular sunsets and breath taking views at this family-run boutique hotel.

Le Friquet Country Hotel lies in the heart of the beautiful island of Guernsey.

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The hotel reception is bright and welcoming, with beach-stripe wall decoration and stone floors.

Guests are welcome to use the small complimentary health suite, comprising of a sauna, mini steam room and gym equipment, as well as the heated outdoor swimming pool at the sister hotel, The Farmhouse; subject to availability.

The main à la carte restaurant offers panoramic views of the bay, where most of their fresh seafood is caught daily, though the best loved feature of the hotel is ‘The Beach Terrace’ - perfect for drinks, cocktails and meals al fresco. The Chesterfield Lounge offers a relaxing environment for a morning coffee, aperitif or a night cap.

The sweeping drive allows your first glimpse of Le Friquet Hotel across the well established and landscaped grounds. The hotel is proud of its award winning hospitality provided by friendly and well trained staff.

Relax in the comfortable lounge with a book and a cappuccino, or try a Guernsey brewed ale or Guernsey Blue Bottle gin and tonic in the welcoming Eddie’s Bar. For dinner there is the Lobster and Grill Restaurant, headed up by Guernsey native Head Chef Ian Carre. He and his dedicated team are noted for serving the very best fresh Guernsey seafood and utilising local produce wherever possible.

The beautiful country setting and traditional atmosphere offers the perfect location for: short breaks, family holidays or business visits. Facilities include an outdoor heated swimming pool and secure on site car parking.

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This hotel has 34 rooms, all decorated in the style of a New England beach house, with white or pale groove-board furniture. Bathrooms have either a bath with shower or a walk-in shower. Interconnecting, family and wheelchair accessible rooms are also available.

There are just 28 rooms in this hotel. All have been tastefully decorated, and most superior rooms have bay windows. Garden View rooms are situated on the first floor and have fantastic views of the grounds.

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • LCD TV • robes • slippers • hairdryer • safe • Wi-Fi

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • air conditioning • Wi-Fi • flat screen TV • hairdryers • telephone

Room choices: Single • Standard • Sea View with Balcony

Room choices: Standard • Superior • Garden View Room • Conservatory Suite • Two Bedroom Suite • The Lodge Suite

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Les Piques

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Situated in the country parish of St Martin, this former farmhouse was converted into a hotel in 1950 and has maintained its traditional old charm.

A rural retreat, these self-catering cottages are adjacent to a listed farmhouse and are traditional in design.

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La Barbarie Restaurant offers a daily a la carte menu, as well as a four-course dinner menu available to guests staying on a half-board basis. Lunch is served in the bar or outside in the garden by the pool.

There is an outdoor heated swimming pool (open seasonally) with a patio, providing an idyllic spot for a lunch in the sun. In addition to this, the hotel also features a quiet residents’ lounge with traditional oak beams and a fireplace.

This hotel is well located in a green valley, offering easy access to Saints Bay perfect for those looking to explore the local cliff walks.

Five granite and four new but traditionally designed cottages, ranging from one to three bedrooms and accommodating one to six people.

Residents can use the fully-equipped tennis court and barbecue area in the secret, beautifully-maintained garden. The bus stop to St Peter Port is just outside, and there are also three excellent local restaurants within walking distance. Les Piques is an idyllic rural retreat, wonderfully quiet and peaceful.

These properties are within a 15 minute drive to beaches and the town, making Les Piques well-equipped for families as well as couples, and an ideal base for those looking to explore the Guernsey countryside.

Les Piques does not accept pets, and smoking is prohibited.

a c c ommo d a tio n There are 35 standard and Superior rooms, that can be Double or Twin and all have en suite bathroom or shower rooms. Ground floor rooms are available (some with walk-in shower) and connecting rooms are available on request. The two-roomed suite has a separate lounge and balcony overlooking the pool.

Superior rooms also have luxury bathrooms with bathrobes and slippers, DVD players, tables and chairs, and air conditioning.

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • TV • hairdryer • trouser press/iron • central heating • telephone • Wi-Fi Room choices: Standard • Superior • Suite

a c c ommo d a tio n All cottages have their own secluded patio and are surrounded by charming and well maintained gardens.

Stays are typically of seven nights or longer, but shorter stays may be available upon request. All are well-appointed and furnished to a high standard, including kitchen/dining and lounge areas.

Facilities: Hairdryer • TV • broadband • Wi-Fi • cooker • microwave • fridge • freezer • dishwasher • washing machine Cottage choices: Clematis Cottage • Hydrangea Cottage • Wisteria • Rose • Honeysuckle • Gold Star Cottages

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Herm, Sark and Alderney Little-known treasures

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THINGS TO DO on these islands Alderney

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Attractions: • Alderney railroad • Angling • Walking Tours • Fortresses • Wildlife • Alderney Lighthouse

Attractions: • Diving - most famous shipwreck here is the Forth, sunk in 1906 • Kayaking • Paddleboards • Guided Walks • St Tugual’s Chapel • Ale and Cidre Festivals • Shell Beach

The most northerly and third largest Channel Island, Alderney boasts over 50 miles of cliff walks, fortresses, World War II batteries and a nine hole golf course. Just 3 miles long by 1.5 miles wide, the island offers a relaxing retreat and we are often asked for Alderney to be twinned with Guernsey. Direct flights from Southampton and Guernsey mean you can continue your holiday without going back on yourself.

This quirky island - only ten miles off the French coast - is home to the rare blonde hedgehog, which can sometimes be seen in the capital of St Anne’s scavenging for food. Wildlife watchers will be treated to dozens of fascinating birds and animals, many unseen on mainland Britain.

Alderney is an island of contrasts. Beautiful sandy beaches and grassy dunes are found on the north and east coasts, while St Anne’s boasts picturesque cobbled streets, a choice of bars and restaurants and eclectic shops.

A great time to visit is early August, where the annual Alderney Week festival is the largest of its kind throughout the Channel Islands, perennially popular with locals and tourists alike.

A tiny island straight out of an Enid Blyton book, with masses of wild flowers and the famous white Shell Beach, Herm is just a 20-minute boat ride from Guernsey.

At just 1.5 miles long, you can walk around the whole, beautiful perimeter - visiting all Herm’s tranquil, picturesque beaches - in around two hours. Between May and July, watch out for nesting puffins on an island which has regularly won a Britain in Bloom Gold award.

Like Sark, Herm is a car-free island, so children can roam freely and safely. The beaches are idyllic, with white sand and turquoise waters.

Why not hire a kayak, and take part in a guided kayaking tour, or try your hand at fishing? Tours run throughout the season, including a guided garden tour and an Island tour run by Annette Henry to discover the islands’ legends and ghostly sightings.

There is also the wonderful, voluntary Herm fire service which operates a tractor-hauled fire tender - you’ve never seen a fire station quite like this! Various events throughout the year, including a real ale and cider festival, Herm fun run, yoga retreats and wine tasting weekends.

Sark

Easily reached by boat from Guernsey and Jersey, there are no cars on Sark. Getting about is on foot, by bicycle or by horse drawn trap - a real step back in time.

The formal gardens of La Seigneurie, one of the most enchanting of its kind in the British Isles, are definitely worth a visit and the Avenue, the main street on the island, is home to cafes, restaurants and souvenir shops.

Sark, the smallest of the four Channel Islands, was designated the world’s first dark sky island back in 2011. On a cloud-free night, countless stars and hurtling meteors are visible against a backdrop of the Milky Way that reaches across the sky from one horizon to the other.

You can watch this amazing spectacle in one of the regular star gazing classes held on the island.

Another amazing sight - and this one can easily be viewed - is La Coupée, a narrow isthmus just nine feet wide, 300 feet in length and 80m above sea level which connects the island with Little Sark. The isthmus is gradually being eroded away, and eventually, Little Sark will become an island. Go there before that happens!

a few things you should know

• You do not need a passport to travel to the Channel Islands (although photographic ID is required).

• Sterling is the currency here, although the islands do have their own money, the Guernsey pound in Herm and Sark and the Alderney pound in Alderney.

• You will not need plug adaptors; the island uses three pin plug sockets of 240 volts.

• A pet passport is not required for travel from and to the UK. • Dogs can travel on Condor ferries, Trident ferry to Herm and Sark Shipping.

• All these islands are accessible from Guernsey. If you want to combine with Jersey, you will need to travel via Guernsey.

Attractions: • La Seigneurie Gardens • The Venus Pool • La Coupee • Star gazing at the observatory • Horse and Carriage Tour • Sark Museum • Occupation Museum • Permaculture Gardens at Stocks Hotel

Thanks to Prestige, we were able to visit Guernsey as well as all of her islands in one holiday. A truly unforgettable trip!

Mr D, travelled June 2018.

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A beautifully refurbished country house hotel in a secluded wooded valley in the centre of the island, providing a luxurious stay in a beautiful setting

f e a tur e s Family-run and personally managed, the hotel has been an integral part of Sark’s history for centuries. Indeed, it was once a farm, and the oldest part of the building dates back to 1741.

The Isle of Sark attracts many visitors for its beautiful gardens and scenery, and Stocks Hotel is no exception. Having decided to expand the vegetable gardens, in 2013 the unique Permaculture Garden was created at Stocks, growing vegetables and cut flowers for the hotel. Permaculture is a worldwide collaboration and concept to change the impact the human race has on our planet and work towards greater land regeneration and sustainability. This has now become a firm favourite for guests to visit, by appointment only, and with the recent addition of Head Gardener Susan Fryer, the hotel will be developing and expanding this even more.

The most enchanting and carefree way to explore car-free Sark, and indeed the best introduction to the island, is a private tour by horse and carriage using Stocks’ own livery stables. The hotel has a variety of vehicles ranging from an original 1850’s vintage Ferrari Victoria carriage, to a wagonette and a large van, and the horses - Ronaldo or Willow will be delighted to make your acquaintance.

A taxi carriage can be arranged to meet you on arrival and take you to Stocks, or if you would like an idyllic and more leisurely day, we can arrange a tour of the island, perhaps with a picnic hamper and bottle of Champagne. Carriage rides after dark are particularly romantic as you clip-clop along traffic-free, leafy lanes under Sark’s starry skies!

The hotel runs several special interest weekends throughout the year, such as the Foraging Weekends with River Cottage’s John Wright, and murder mystery weekends. The hotel can also offer wine and whiskey tastings.

a c c ommo d a tio n There are 23 ensuite superior rooms and suites, each individually designed and exquisitely decorated using sumptuous fabrics and solid oak rustic furniture. Some rooms have baths, others showers.

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • LCD TV • Wi-Fi • hairdryer Room choices: Superior • Suite • Family

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La Sablonnerie Hotel

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Situated on Little Sark, reached by crossing La Coupée, this is a gorgeous hotel that feels like a private home, with character in abundance.

A wisteria clad granite house offering four star guest house accommodation in Sark.

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The hotel is actually a cluster of little white cottages, and inside, there is an old world charm. Wooden floors and beams, antiques and rugs give a rustic feel, and there’s a roaring log fire in the bar, depending on weather.

The hotel is surrounded by glorious gardens and its own little organic farm which supplies the restaurant with fresh ingredients. Sark is covered with gorse and the gorse honey served with breakfast is good here. Fresh local fish and Sark lobsters are specialties of the restaurant. Cream teas are served in the garden or Tea Room.

The hotel has three horse and carriages for hire. One of the island’s best beaches is easily reached by footpath from the hotel.

The hotel is close to the top of Harbour Hill where the horse and carriages depart from, and is just a few minutes’ walk to the restaurants and shops on the Avenue. There is a garden restaurant serving meals from 9am to 9pm Tuesday to Sunday, and breakfast daily. There is also a full lounge for guests to use which boasts a large log stove, cosy leather sofas and a TV with DVD player.

The hotel has a liquor licence so why not enjoy a chilled glass of wine in the tranquil gardens which surround the property. Well behaved dogs are welcome on a request basis.

A truly unique stay, the owner Leigh lives here and provides the facilities and ambience that she would want to enjoy herself.

Many repeat guests have fallen in love with this place - a home away from modern day stress.

a c c ommo d a tio n The 22 rooms are all beautifully appointed. All are ensuite, and bathrooms have bath and shower. All rooms are decorated in country house style, with a rather special honeymoon suite.

a c c ommo d a tio n All 7 rooms are elegant and stylish in design and all have been individually named.

Some rooms have views over the vineyards and distant sea glimpses. One room can be adapted as a family room.

Facilities: Egyptian cotton sheets • towels • tea and coffee facilities • Wi-Fi • l’Occitane toiletries • TV Room choices: Double En Suite • Twin En Suite

Facilities: Hairdryer • toiletries • room service available Room choices: Main hotel: Superior • Suite • Family • La Pipeterie • Duvallerie Farm

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The White House Hotel

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Set in beautiful gardens, this is the only hotel on the island and a place of old-fashioned elegance.

A stylish boutique hotel on the edge of Alderney’s best sandy beach, and close to the town of St Anne.

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Beauty treatments are available in the privacy of guests’ rooms. This is a great spot for families, due to the safe environment, with an early dinner service and baby listening available. How about a spot of family tennis or croquet before choosing your favourite beach for a swim?

Well-furnished self-catering holiday cottages are also available, sleeping 2-7 people.

a c c ommo d a tio n There are 40 ensuite rooms of different types, many differing in size. Cottage rooms have sea or garden views. Rooms in the main building are a little larger and most have a sea view. The Harbour Cottage is a large room with sitting area, larger bathroom and CD player. The Crow’s Nest has a glorious balcony with fabulous views and is very spacious.

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • hairdryer • ironing board & iron Room choices: Cottage • Cottage Balcony • Sea View Hotel • Garden View Hotel

f e a tur e s The outside bar and beach-side decked terraces have the wow factor, and offer drinks and light meals.

The brasserie has great views across the bay, and an extensive menu with plenty of local fish and seafood dishes, open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Presentation, freshness and taste are equally important to the chefs. The Vaults is a cosy wine vault turned into a fine dining area. A newly refurbished bar, two cosy lounges and a private cinema (with blackout blinds) complete the picture.

If you are the only guests using the cinema, take a glass of wine and select the film! There is a dreamy film-set quality to the hotel, and the beach-front setting appeals to both adults and families.

a c c ommo d a tio n The 27 ensuite rooms are beautifully decorated in the New England beach chic style that so suits coastal hotels. The Platinum and Platinum Plus rooms have sea views. Gold and Platinum Plus rooms are slightly larger. There is free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. Enjoy complimentary sherry and fresh Alderney milk in your room, replenished daily.

Facilities: Tea/coffee making facilities • LCD TV • safe • hairdryer • robes • slippers • Wi-Fi Room choices: Silver • Gold • Platinum • Platinum Plus

2019 price guide

2019 price guide

Pricing in Cottage Room, Bed and Breakfast

Pricing in Silver Room, Bed and Breakfast

All year 3 Nights 7 Nights 2019 Dates Applicable

£523 £921 07 Apr-01 Oct

A SELECTION OF GUIDE PRICES per person (based on two adults sharing) in £ with flights from Southampton to Guernsey. The return ferry from Guernsey to Herm is bookable and payable locally.

Other dates of travel, room types, half-board and single occupancy will be quoted on request.

For flight and ferry information see page 56.

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3 Nights 7 Nights 2019 Dates Applicable

Low

Mid

High

£495 £791

£525 £864

£590 £1,014

01 Jan-31 Mar 01 Nov-23 Dec

01-30 Apr 01-31 Oct

01 May-30 Sep

A SELECTION OF GUIDE PRICES per person (based on two adults sharing) in £ with flights from Southampton to Alderney. Other dates of travel, room types, half-board and single occupancy will be quoted on request. For flight and ferry information see page 56.

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The Channel Islands To fully experience all that the Channel Islands has to offer, why not stay on more than one island when you visit? We can tailor any itinerary to suit your needs, and our knowledgeable staff are happy to make any suggestions for you. Below you will see a couple of itineraries to give you an idea of what we can arrange for you.

Jersey and Guernsey by car

Channel Island Explorer

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Spend 14 nights discovering all the Channel Islands has to offer

• Travel from Poole with Condor ferries to Jersey • 3 nights at the 4-star La Place Hotel, St Brelade in a Classic Room on Bed & Breakfast basis • Take your car with Condor ferries to Guernsey • 4 nights at the 4-star Duke of Richmond Hotel, St Peter Port in a Classic Room on Bed & Breakfast basis • Return from Guernsey to Poole with Condor ferries

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Prices start from £719pp, based on 2 sharing, standard car on the ferries and bed and breakfast basis. Book by 28th February 2019 for complimentary seat upgrade to Ocean Plus on Poole - Jersey and Guernsey - Poole, and take advantage of the free night offer at both hotels.

• 4 nights at 4-star L’Horizon Beach Hotel and Spa, Jersey in an Ocean View room • 4 nights at 5-star The Old Government House Hotel and Spa, Guernsey in a Classic Room on Bed & Breakfast basis • 2 nights at 4-star White House Hotel, Herm in a Cottage room on Bed & Breakfast basis • 2 nights at 4-star Stocks Hotel, Sark in a Superior room on Bed & Breakfast basis • 2 nights at 4-star Braye Beach Hotel, Alderney in a Silver room on Bed & Breakfast basis • Flights from Southampton to Jersey, Guernsey to Alderney and Alderney to Southampton.

• All private road transfers • Ferry from Jersey to Guernsey and Guernsey to Sark return.

• Return horse and carriage transfer on Sark

seven nights from

£719 * per person

Guernsey, Sark and Herm y our iti n e r a r y i n c l u d e s • Return flights from Southampton with Flybe • 2 nights at La Fregate, St Peter Port in a standard room on Bed & Breakfast basis • 2 nights at Stocks Hotel, Sark in a superior room on Bed & Breakfast basis • 1 night at the Whitehouse Hotel, Herm in a cottage room on Bed & Breakfast basis • All private road transfers • Ferry from Guernsey to Sark return. Return horse and carriage transfers on Sark Prices start from £925 per person based on 2 sharing and September departures. Herm ferry to be paid locally (£13.50pp return).

Prices start from £1979 per person based on 2 people sharing and for May 2019 departures.

Herm ferry to be paid locally (£13.50pp return).

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Scillonian Boat

The boat service from Penzance to St Mary’s takes 2 hours 40 minutes, and operates once a day Monday - Saturday between March and October. You cannot take your vehicle on the Scillonian, but dogs are welcome; a small charge applies.

Helicopter

The helicopter is back and operating year round out of Land’s End Airport. Operating up to eight flights a day, six days a week, nothing says VIP more than arriving on a helicopter.

Ferry

Condor Ferries operate a service throughout the year from Poole and Portsmouth to Guernsey and Jersey. The approximate journey time from Poole to Guernsey is 3 hours and to Jersey is 4 and a half hours using the fast ferry. The conventional ferry from Portsmouth will take longer. You may take your vehicle on either of these sailings. Why not take your dog, as they travel free in your own vehicle or a small charge applies for foot passengers?

For ease of travel, there really is no better way. No luggage restrictions for you, easy check in, and start your holiday as soon as you are onboard. Seat upgrades are available to Ocean Plus with reclining seats at the front of the ship, and to Ocean Club, an exclusive lounge with tables, steward service and complimentary tea/coffee and daily newspapers. See page 2 for details of our early booking offer for a complimentary seat upgrade.

Car hire in the Channel Islands

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pace and time that suits you, stopping off wherever you wish.

We are partners with Europcar in Jersey and Guernsey, and are able to offer the best rates available. Car hire can be arranged at the airports, or the ports for foot passengers on the ferry. With a fleet of over 1,200 latest models, cars range from small 3 doors, to estates, cabriolets, automatics and 7 seater people carriers. Please ask us for a car inclusive holiday quotation.

Sark Sark is accessible by a 55 minute ferry ride from Guernsey with the Isle of Sark Shipping Company. Departures are frequent throughout the year.

Herm Trident Travel operates a ferry service from Guernsey. The 20 minute sailing is available several times a day with a limited service on Sundays.

Alderney Aurigny operates a direct service from Southampton to Alderney with 2-5 flights daily throughout the year, taking 45 minutes. There are also several flights daily between Guernsey and Alderney, taking 15 minutes.

100% financial security - ATOL bonded

Your money is protected with us - not always the case if you put your own arrangements together on the web. We hold an Air Travel Organisers Licence granted by the Civil Aviation Authority (ATOL 2509). We are also members of ABTA and AITO.

One of the best ways of exploring is with the freedom of having a hire car. Explore the scenic lanes and enjoy the sights and natural beauty at a

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Norwich

Newquay

Newcastle

Manchester

London Stansted

London Gatwick

London Luton

London Southend

Leeds/Bradford

Land’s End

Jersey

Inverness

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Guernsey

Glasgow

Exeter

Edinburgh

East Midlands

Durham Tees Valley

Dublin

Doncaster Sheffield

Cardiff

Bristol

Birmingham

Belfast City

Alderney

Aberdeen

Below, you will find details of the flight possibilities to our Closer to Home islands. Due to the sheer number of flights, we cannot show every departure. However, this table will show you most of the regional airports, and we can advise you of schedules. We are able to book virtually any flights from any airport, including connecting flights where necessary. All of our prices include one piece of hold baggage. Please note flight supplements may apply.

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The holidays in this brochure are advertised and operated by Atkins Travel Limited trading as ‘Prestige Holidays’, a fully bonded tour operator. Our flight based holidays provide full financial protection by way of our Air Travel Organiser’s Licence number (ATOL) 2509 issued by the Civil Aviation Authority, Gatwick Airport South, West Sussex, RH6 0YR, UK, telephone 0333 103 6350, email: claims@caa.co.uk.

When you buy an ATOL protected flight or flight inclusive package from us you will receive an ATOL Certificate. This lists what is financially protected, where you can get information on what this means for you and who to contact if things go wrong. Please see our booking condition 17 for information, or for more information about ATOL go to: www. caa.co.uk. Atkins Travel Ltd is a member of ABTA and our package holidays that don’t include a flight are protected by means of a bond held by ABTA The Travel Association, 30 Park Street, London, SE1 9EQ www.abta.com. In the unlikely event of our insolvency, the CAA or ABTA will ensure you are not stranded abroad or will arrange to refund any money you have paid to us for an advance booking. The contact details for Atkins Travel Limited are 1 Fridays Court, High Street, Ringwood, Hampshire BH24 1JA (‘the Company’s Office’), enquiries@ prestigeholidays.co.uk, 01425 480 600. Our office hours are 09.0019.30 weekdays (seasonal), 09.00-17.00 on Saturdays and 10.00-16.00 Sundays (seasonal).

1.

We want you to have an enjoyable holiday and so that there is no misunderstanding you should carefully read the following terms and conditions as these will apply to any contract you make with us.

2.

We reserve the right to alter the prices of any of the holidays shown in our brochure. You will be advised of the current price of the holiday that you wish to book before your contract is confirmed.

3.

The contract is between Atkins Travel Limited (‘the Company’) and the person making the booking and/or the person(s) on whose behalf the booking has been made (‘the Client’).

4.

In order to confirm a booking we will require you or our authorised agent to send us (a) the Company’s online booking form properly completed and signed by or on behalf of the Client /an email commitment and (b) the appropriate deposit of £150, or more, per person. See also Clause 12(d). (c) A contract will exist between the Company and you when you pay a deposit/full payment to the Company or its agent or the Company has verbally confirmed the booking.

The person signing the booking form confirms with the Company that he has the authority of all persons named thereon to contract on their behalf the services requested in the booking form.

5.

The balance of the holiday price shall be paid by the date to be advised but in any event shall not be more than ten weeks prior to your departure.

6.

If the deposit and/or balance is not paid in time, we shall cancel your travel arrangements. If the balance is not paid in time we shall retain your deposit.

7.

Once you have booked, whatever happens to the value of the Pound, the price of your holiday will not be subject to any currency surcharges or refunds due to the bank contracts we have in place. (a) The price of your holiday is, however, subject to surcharges or reductions on the following items: the price of the carriage of passengers resulting from changes to the cost of fuel or other power sources, and the level of taxes or fees imposed by third parties including tourist taxes, landing taxes or embarkation or disembarkation fees at ports and airports. However there will be no change within 20 days of your departure. We will absorb and you will not be charged for any increase equivalent to 2% of the price of your travel arrangements, which excludes any amendment charges. You will be charged for the amount over and above that. If this means that you have to pay an increase of more than 8% of the price of your travel arrangements, you will have the option of accepting a change to another holiday if we are able to offer one (if this is of equivalent or higher quality you will not have to pay more but if it is of lower quality you will be refunded the difference in price), or cancelling and receiving a full refund of all monies paid, except for any amendment charges. Should you decide to cancel because of this reason, you must exercise your right to do so within 14 days from the issue date on your final invoice. Should the price of your holiday go down due to the changes mentioned above, then any refund due will be paid to you. We will deduct from this refund our administrative expenses incurred. However, please note that travel arrangements are not always purchased in local currency and some apparent changes have no impact on the price of your travel due to contractual and other protection in place.

8.

As we plan your holiday arrangements many months in advance we may occasionally have to make changes or cancel your booking and we reserve the right to do so at any time. You will be informed without delay of a cancellation (for any reason) by the Company and on such a cancellation except where it occurs due to non payment by you, the Company will offer you the choice of an alternative holiday of at least comparable standard (if available) or a full refund of all monies, payable within 10 days of you requesting such refund. Compensation may be payable on a sliding scale. See No. 9 (c).

9. (a) A major change to the contract is one which would involve a significant change to the holiday (e.g. a significant change in resort). (b) If the Company makes a major change after it has confirmed the booking the Company will immediately inform you and offer the choice of an alternative holiday of at least comparable standard (if available) or cancelling and receiving a full refund of all monies, payable within 10 days of you requesting such refund. Please read any notification of changes carefully and respond promptly as if you do not respond to us within the timescale given your booking may be cancelled. (c) Subject to (d) below if the Company cancels, or makes a major change and you accept a refund rather than an alternative, after the date of payment of the balance of the holiday price it will in addition

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to the choice offered in sub-paragraph (b) of this clause compensate you as follows: Period before departure date

Compensation due payable per person

More than 70 days 70-29 days 28-15 days 14-0 days

NIL £25 £40 £50

(d) The provisions of clause (c) will not apply in the event of a major change or cancellation due to any cause beyond the Company’s control, the consequences of which could not have been avoided even if all reasonable measures had been taken. The following shall be regarded as causes beyond the Company’s control: (i) Act of God, explosion, flood, fire or accident. (ii) War, terrorism or any threat thereof, insurrection, civil disturbance. (iii) Any government or local authority restrictions or regulations. (iv) Strikes or other industrial actions (or threat thereof). (v) Departure delays (to/from the destination) caused by unavoidable technical problems to transport, strikes, industrial action (or threat thereof), weather conditions, epidemic or pandemic illness or other circumstances beyond the control of the Company. (e) We will confirm the airline/ferry company identity when you book.

If it changes we will advise you. This may be at the airport on the day of departure. A change of airline/ferry company is a minor change to your holiday, as is an alteration of less than 12 hours to the outward/return flight or change of accommodation to the same or higher standard.

10. (a) The Company will consider any reasonable request by you to amend or vary the terms of your travel arrangements but shall not be under any obligation to comply with such a request. Charges will be kept to a minimum, in some cases this may mean amendment or replacement cost of airline tickets. Any request for changes to be made must be in writing from the person who made the booking or your travel agent. (b) In the event of a reduction by you in the number of persons taking a self contained apartment or hotel room (or hire car) the Company may need to charge for any beds, transfers or seats unused as a result of that reduction. Please ask for a price. (c) You can transfer your booking to another person, who satisfies all the conditions that apply to this booking, by giving us notice in writing as soon as possible and no later than 7 days before departure. Both you and the new traveller are responsible for paying all costs we incur in making the transfer.

11. (a) All reasonable steps to ensure that the holiday is not cancelled or altered as a result of overbooking by hotels will be made by the company. (b) If the hotel is overbooked (despite the Company’s reasonable efforts) and the Company is aware of such overbooking before your departure the Company will immediately inform you and offer the choice of an alternative holiday of at least comparable standard (if available) or of a full refund of all monies, payable within 10 days of you requesting such refund and compensation will be payable in accordance with Clause 9 (c). (c) If the Company does not know of the overbooking of the hotel before your departure you shall on arrival at your destination be offered alternative accommodation. If the alternative accommodation is inferior to that originally booked the Company shall also offer reasonable compensation for disturbance.

12. (a) You may cancel the holiday at any time. The Company will charge you the cancellation fees set out below. Please note the exceptions to these charges set out in (d) below. A cancellation by you must be in writing signed by the person who made the booking or sent the email acceptance and sent to the Company’s Office and acknowledged by the company. (b) The Cancellation charges (expressed as a percentage of the confirmed holiday price) are as follows: Period before scheduled Amount of cancellation charge departure date during which written cancellation is received by the Company More than 70 days 70-43 days 42-29 days 28-15 days 14-8 days 7-0 days

Deposit/initial payment 30% 50% 70% 80% 100%

Also see (d) below. (c) You can cancel your booking without paying cancellation charges if the performance of your package, or the carriage of passengers to your destination, is significantly affected by unavoidable and extraordinary circumstances. In such circumstances, we will arrange for your booking to be terminated and for you to receive a full refund. We will observe advice provided by the UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office. (d) Some properties may demand part or full payment even if a holiday is cancelled. Additionally if we have bought aircraft seats in from another tour operator or a public airfare for you once you confirm your intention to travel, we are committed to pay for those seats or hotel rooms in full. If, therefore, you cancel your holiday at any time after booking, you will be/may be liable for the cost of those seats or hotel rooms in part or full. In these circumstances we, and therefore you, are bound by the booking conditions of the other supplier. We will also require an increased deposit, the amount will be advised at the time of booking. We will remind you of any exception at the time of booking your holiday.

13.

The Company shall not be obliged to claim compensation for nor to make any allowances or refund for lost or expired or unendorsed tickets, hotel coupons, or vouchers for any service or accommodation booked. But if any allowance or refund is obtained by the Company it will pass the same on to you less any expenses reasonably incurred in obtaining it.

14.

We will make your holiday arrangements with every care. We cannot, however be responsible for any damage or loss of your luggage or other property unless caused by any of our staff or suppliers. We cannot be responsible for any fatal or other injury or illness unless caused by the negligence of any of our staff or suppliers whilst on duty. You must inform us without undue delay of any failure to perform or improper performance of the travel services included in this package. If any of the travel services included in your package are not performed in accordance with the contract, or are improperly performed, by us or the travel service suppliers, and this has affected the enjoyment of your travel arrangements, you may be entitled to an appropriate price reduction or compensation or both. We will not be liable where any failure to perform or improper performance of the travel services is due to: you or another member of your party; or a third party unconnected with the provision of the travel services in the package and is unforeseeable or unavoidable; or unavoidable and extraordinary circumstances, which means a situation beyond our control, the consequences of which could not have been avoided even if all reasonable measures had been taken.

15.

All arrangements made by or through the Company in connection with the booking are subject to the contractual terms of the suppliers providing the services that make up your booking. These terms are incorporated into this contract and may limit or extinguish your right to compensation. Further, we are to be regarded as having the benefit of any limit on compensation contained in the relevant international convention. These limit liability for death, injury and loss or damage to baggage. Copies of the contractual terms and international conventions are available on request.

16.

If you’re in difficulty whilst on holiday and ask us to help we will provide appropriate assistance, in particular by providing information on health services, local authorities and consular assistance; and helping you to find alternative arrangements and any necessary phone calls/emails. You must pay any costs we incur, if the difficulty is your fault.

17.

We, or the suppliers identified on your ATOL Certificate, will provide you with the services listed on the ATOL Certificate (or a suitable alternative). In some cases, where neither we nor the supplier are able to do so for reasons of insolvency, an alternative ATOL holder may provide you with the services you have bought or a suitable alternative (at no extra cost to you). You agree to accept that in those circumstances the alternative ATOL holder will perform those obligations and you agree to pay any money outstanding to be paid by you under your contract to that alternative ATOL holder. However, you also agree that in some cases it will not be possible to appoint an alternative ATOL holder, in which case you will be entitled to make a claim under the ATOL scheme (or your credit card issuer where applicable). If we, or the suppliers identified on your ATOL certificate, are unable to provide the services listed (or a suitable alternative, through an alternative ATOL holder or otherwise) for reasons of insolvency, the Trustees of the Air Travel Trust may make a payment to (or confer a benefit on) you under the ATOL scheme. You agree that in return for such a payment or benefit you assign absolutely to those Trustees any claims which you have or may have arising out of or relating to the non-provision of the services, including any claim against us, the travel agent (or your credit card issuer where applicable). You also agree that any such claims may be re-assigned to another body, if that other body has paid sums you have claimed under the ATOL scheme.

18.

We do not run or control or have any other involvement in any excursions in our holiday destinations and we have not inspected them in any way. All excursion providers are entirely independent of us. If you buy any excursion(s) whilst on holiday, the contract will be between you and the excursion provider. The excursion(s) will not form part of the package or of your contract with us. We cannot accept any liability in relation to any excursion(s) and the acceptance of liability for contracted holiday arrangements in our booking conditions will not apply to them.

19.

In the unlikely event of any dissatisfaction with the accommodation or any of the services provided during your holiday the matter must be reported immediately to the local representative or agent of the Company AND the hotelier so that action can be taken to remedy the problem. If we have not been given the opportunity to rectify the complaint at the time this may affect your rights. If the problem is not resolved satisfactorily during the holiday you should submit your complaint in writing to the Company at the Company’s Office within 28 days of the scheduled date of return from the holiday advising the Company of the action taken and the names of the people to whom the matter was reported. A written report must be obtained from our representative where we have one. Except in personal injury or death claims, our liability shall be limited to three times the cost of the holiday paid to the Company. We are a Member of ABTA, membership number V2715. We are obliged to maintain a high standard of service to you by ABTA’s Code of Conduct. We can also offer you ABTA’s scheme for the resolution of disputes which is approved by the Chartered Trading Standards Institute. If we can’t resolve your complaint, go to www.abta. com to use ABTA’s simple procedure. Further information on the Code and ABTA’s assistance in resolving disputes can be found on www.abta. com. You can also access the European Commission Online Dispute (ODR) Resolution platform at http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/. This ODR platform is a means of registering your complaint with us; it will not determine how your complaint should be resolved. Alternatively AITO & TTA operate similar schemes, please ask for details. For injury and illness claims, you can request the ABTA Mediation Procedure and we have the option to agree to mediation.

20.

Every effort is made by the Company to give as accurate a description as possible for the hotels, guest houses, villas and apartments in this brochure. All facilities mentioned in the descriptions are generally available for the duration of the brochure but in certain circumstances (particularly in the low and off seasons) their provision may be limited e.g. weather conditions, maintenance, etc. Please note that the provisions of these facilities and any charges imposed for their use are totally outside the control of the Company.

21.

These conditions are subject to English Law and the jurisdiction shall rest with the English, Scottish or Northern Ireland courts as appropriate.

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Please read this information, only by doing so can both you and we ensure that your Prestige Holiday is everything you expect and we wish to provide. We are delighted to offer advice at any time.

HOTEL FACILITIES Throughout this brochure Prestige Holidays refers to facilities offered by hotels such as swimming pools, air-conditioning, entertainment programmes, restaurants, children’s clubs, water sports and other amenities. Obviously the availability of all facilities is under the day to day control of the hotel management.

Some larger hotels do on occasions host conferences, of which we will be unaware; this may mean restricted or alternative facilities are offered. Air-conditioning and pool heating are not usually on year round, and the dates they operate are subject to hotel management control. We will always try to advise you if any facility is not available.

We feel sure you will understand that under these circumstances we cannot guarantee that any such facilities will be available during your stay. If you have a particular interest on holiday, such as tennis or if you will need a children’s club or baby-sitting, we will be very happy to verify that it will be available for you, before you book.

Your needs are important – tell us what they are.

HOTEL BEDROOMS Most hotel rooms are with twin beds but double beds may be available on request. Single rooms may be smaller. Extra beds or infants’ cots are normally available on request but may tend to ‘cramp’ the bedroom.

CLASSIFICATION OF HOTELS Hotel classifications quoted are those officially approved in each country.

Standards do vary and if you have any doubt as to the suitability of an hotel we are happy to offer advice.

HOTEL ARRIVAL If you are travelling on an evening flight your hotel room is of course reserved for the night of your arrival.

HOTEL CHECK-OUT Normally 12 noon but if you prefer a later check-out time we will do our best to assist, although the hotel may make a supplementary charge.

Check-in times are normally between 2-3 p.m.

FLIGHTS Prestige Holidays prefers wherever possible to use scheduled flights. This we believe reduces the chance of delays or cancellations, you travel as an individual and may vary the length of your holiday to anything from a weekend up to one month. Some flights can only be altered in an emergency and only at the discretion of the airline, a charge will be imposed. In the unlikely event of a flight delay, it is your airline’s responsibility to care for you (once you have checked in) and keep you informed of the extent of the delay, meals and overnight arrangements (if applicable). We are required to collect passenger contact details, please complete the relevant section on the online booking form. In the event of a cancellation, a major delay or if you are denied boarding you may be entitled to compensation and/or a refund from your airline but not an automatic refund of holiday costs from us. For details go to www.caa.co.uk.

BROCHURE This brochure is issued on the sole responsibility of the tour operator. It does not commit the airline(s) mentioned therein, or any airline whose services are used in the course of the holiday(s).

BROCHURE VALIDITY This brochure is valid from 1 January 2019-31 December 2019.

VISA INFORMATION If you are a British citizen and hold a valid UK passport you do not generally require a visa to travel to any of our destinations. However, your own particular circumstances (which will not be evident to us from your booking form) may mean that a visa is required for you or another member of your party.

We would strongly urge you to contact the consulate of the country(ies) that you will be visiting to obtain the most up-to-date information before booking with us.

We do not accept any responsibility if you cannot travel because you have not complied with any passport, visa or immigration requirements.

HEALTH At the time of going to press no inoculations were required for any countries in this brochure. The Department of Health website www.nhs.uk/ehic will give you the latest information about obtaining a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC). We will make every reasonable effort to advise you of any health rules but must emphasise that it is your responsibility to ensure any such rules are complied with. Illness or pregnancy may require a “fit to fly” certificate from your GP. Please advise us.

REDUCTIONS FOR CHILDREN Some hotels in this brochure do give excellent reductions or even free accommodation for children. See the special offers on each hotel. Infants under the age of 2 years sharing parents’ bedroom will be quoted at time of booking as some hotels may make a hire charge for cots. Our normal charge includes air travel and a standard cot charge. Meals, if taken, will be charged direct by the hotel. In general children 11 years and under sharing parents’ room in hotels (not apartments) are entitled to a discount. Unfortunately children of whatever age occupying adult accommodation are ineligible for these discounts, except where specifically offered. Car seats for arrival and departure transfers can be arranged and will incur a charge.

BOOKING A PRESTIGE HOLIDAY It’s so easy! Use your local bonded travel agent, book online at www. prestigeholidays.co.uk or call us on 01425 480600. It’s best to book early but we are excellent at late bookings too. Our normal deposit is £150 per person, but occasionally it may be higher - full payment is needed for bookings within 10 weeks of travel.

OUR CONFIRMATION We will process your confirmation as speedily as possible and will then forward to you or your travel agent a full confirmation and invoice.

It is useful to keep this handy, even when on holiday.

PAYMENT Please note that full payment is due 10 weeks before your departure. You can pay for your holiday using any credit card or debit card. For your and our protection and security we require the security numbers on the back of the card and the address the card is registered to.

CANCELLATION If you are obliged to cancel your holiday for whatever reason please refer to our Booking Condition No. 12.

PRICES There will be no currency surcharges on any holiday in this brochure. Please see Booking Condition No. 7 for full details.

YOUR MONEY When you buy a flight-based holiday, all monies you pay to the travel agent are held by him on behalf and for the benefit of the Trustees of the Air Travel Trust at all times. This is subject to the agent’s obligation to pay it to us. In the extremely unlikely event of our insolvency, any money held at that time by the agent, or subsequently accepted from you by him, is and continues to be held on behalf of and for the benefit of the Trustees of the Air Travel Trust without any obligation to pay that money to us. When you buy a holiday not including a flight, all monies you pay to the travel agent are held by him on behalf of Prestige Holidays at all times.

WHEN DRIVING ABROAD Please carry your driving licence, passport and car hire documents (or copies of them) securely at all times.

HOLIDAY PRICE Our prices and any supplements are per person sharing a twin room and are based on return flights from Southampton Airport, unless otherwise stated. Included in our basic holiday price are: • Return flight - including a baggage allowance of one piece unless indicated otherwise on your tickets/ itinerary (where included by the airline at no charge).

• Accommodation and meal(s) as shown. Breakfast is usually continental.

• The appropriate Airport Passenger Duty taxes.

• Transfers - from the airport to your accommodation and vice versa.

Extras to our basic holiday price: •

Supplements - items such as superior, single or seaview rooms, and flight supplements including flight seats, bags and meals need to be added. N.B. If it is a ‘No Single Room Supplement’ period, a transfer cost may be payable.

• Returnable Deposit - on apartment holidays - which you may be asked to deposit to cover possible breakages during your holiday.

Remember to take out good holiday insurance cover.

LICENCE TO TRADE The law requires that we must provide financial protection in respect of monies paid to us for package holidays. To comply with this requirement we hold an AIR TRAVEL ORGANISERS LICENCE (ATOL) 2509 and have a bond lodged with ABTA.

ALTERATIONS If you make changes to your holiday arrangements after booking we will be obliged to pass on additional costs and make a small charge to cover any administrative expenses.

DATA PROTECTION

THE AITO QUALITY CHARTER

To process your booking and to ensure that your travel arrangements run smoothly and meet your requirements we and your travel agent need to use the information you provide (such as name, address, passport information, email address, mobile number any special needs/dietary requirements, etc.).

Prestige Holidays is a member of the Association of Independent Tour Operators.

The Association represents Britain’s leading independent tour operators and encourages high standards of quality and service. Prestige Holidays abides by the Association’s Code of Conduct and adheres to the AITO Quality Charter which can be viewed on www.aito.co.uk.

Visit the website to find out more about the Association or call 020 8744 9280.

We take full responsibility for ensuring that proper security measures are in place to protect your information. We must pass the information on to the relevant suppliers of your travel arrangements such as airlines, hotels, transport companies, etc. The information may also be provided to public authorities such as customs/immigration if required by them, or as required by law.

Additionally, where your holiday is outside the European Economic Area, controls on data protection in your destination may not be as stringent as the legal requirements in this country. We will only pass on your information to providers/suppliers responsible for the provision of your travel arrangements. This applies to any sensitive information that you give to us such as details of any disabilities, or dietary/religious requirements. In making this booking, you consent to this information being passed on to the relevant providers/suppliers.

Please note where information is also held by your travel agent, this is subject to your agent’s own data protection policy.

We will hold your information, where collected by us, and may use it to inform you of offers in the future or to send you brochures. If you do not wish to receive such approaches in the future, please tell us.

THE ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT TOUR OPERATORS THE QUALITY ALTERNATIVE. The air holiday packages and flights in this brochure are ATOL protected by the Civil Aviation Authority.

2509 Our ATOL number is 2509. Please see our booking conditions for more information.

Our full privacy policy can be found on our website.

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or call prestige holidays on 01425 480 600

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