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| Type of tour: | Self-guided |
| Level: | Leisurely |
| Duration: | 7 Nights |
| Distance: | 26 Miles/day average |
| Dates: | Self-guided: Saturday: mid Apr- Sep 30, 2012 |
| Tour price: | £495 |
| Start city: | Stratford-upon-Avon, England |
| End city: | Stratford-upon-Avon, England |
This tour offers a chance to see the beautiful Cotswold region of England, an area universally renowned as beautiful and essentially English. Not only will the tour pass through the famed region, it will incorporate a blend of Shakespeare and a chance to step back in time, as many of the towns retain their Tudor character. Whether it is watching the sun setting over the rolling hills or rising on Broadway’s high street, this week-long cycling tour takes in some of the quintessential villages this region is renowned for. Many picture postcard views will leave you wanting to return here time and time again. If you want to enjoy life at a slower place and enjoy relaxed cycling through the beautiful English countryside, this tour is perfect for you!
This tour offers a chance to see the beautiful Cotswold region of England, an area universally renowned as beautiful and essentially English. Not only will the tour pass through the famed region, it will incorporate a blend of Shakespeare and a chance to step back in time, as many of the towns retain their Tudor character. Whether it is watching the sun setting over the rolling hills or rising on Broadway’s high street, this week-long cycling tour takes in some of the quintessential villages this region is renowned for. Many picture postcard views will leave you wanting to return here time and time again. If you want to enjoy life at a slower place and enjoy relaxed cycling through the beautiful English countryside, this tour is perfect for you!
Day 1: Stratford–Upon-Avon
Upon arrival to Stratford-upon-Avon, allow time to look around Shakespeare’s birthplace, taking a walk around the culturally beautiful city or, if you time, enjoy a show at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. If arriving early there is a tour that can be organized that will take you to all five of Shakespeare’s houses. This is roughly a 10-mile cycle route that will include entry into all properties. Take in a walk along the idyllic canal in the south west of the city, a perfect way to walk off your evening meal.
Overnight in Stratford-Upon-Avon.
Day 2: Warwick Castle Loop (29 miles/47 km)
A wonderful first day of cycling takes you to one of the best kept castles in the U.K., Warwick Castle. This stunning building, built by William the Conqueror in 1068, is located within and adjacent to the Anglo-Saxon borough of Warwick. On the way to Warwick you will travel through the quintessential towns that Cotswolds is known for. If you are able, you may have the chance to see one of the only Avro Vulcan fighter jets still in working order in the World. Situated to the north of Loxley at a small private airfield (Wellesbourne), this majestic fighter jet is given a blast down the runway on selected dates throughout the year and is a sight to behold.
Overnight in Stratford-upon-Avon.
Day 3: Stratford-upon-Avon - Broadway (20 miles/32 km)
Today you will cycle in a south direction along the quiet Greenway, converted from an old railway track in 1989. Leaving the Greenway, you will head down the quiet country roads, passing through beautiful countryside and rolling hills. On the way you will pass through one of the gems in the Cotswolds, the ancient market town of Chipping Campden. Today it is a popular Cotswold tourist destination with old inns, hotels, specialist shops and restaurants.
Leaving Chipping Campden you follow country roads towards your destination, the beautifully kept village of Broadway, often referred to as the 'Jewel of the Cotswold's'. The village lies beneath Fish Hill on the western Cotswold escarpment. The 'broad way' is the wide grass-fringed main street, centered around the Green, which is lined with red chestnut trees and honey-coloured Cotswold limestone buildings, many dating from the 16th century.
Overnight in Broadway.
Day 4: Cotswolds Explorer Circle (29 miles/46 km)
On this day a camera is a must! Using primarily quiet roads you will cycle past some of the most breathtaking scenery in this area. Passing through rolling hills you may work up an appetite for a tea and scone, known locally as a “cream tea”, one if the guilty pleasures on offer in the Cotswolds. Ashton under Hill and Beckford are well worth stopping in to see what the silk craft and little gift shops offer. Another village well worth looking out for is Stanton, a little gem has been left virtually unspoilt and can be seen in all its Tudor glory. This gentle day’s riding gives you plenty of time to enjoy this region.
Overnight in Broadway.
Day 5: Broadway- Buford (23 miles/38 km)
Leaving Broadway, the route takes you along quiet back roads on the way to Burford. Along the way, Cotswold Farm Park is worth a visit for a light refreshment and break. Next we pass through Bourton-on-the-Water. It’s known as the 'Venice of the Cotswold’s' because of the bridge-spanned stream that runs through the village. It is an ideal spot for lunch with lots of cafes. Travelling south, you cycle along the River Windrush to Burford, the day's final stop. Burford is known as the gateway to the Cotswold’s, as the town center features houses dating from the 15th century. Its most notable building, however, is the parish church dedicated to St. John the Baptist.
Overnight in Burford.
Day 6: Burford - Stow-on-the-Wold (Long Route 45 miles/73 km; 21 miles/34 km)
On this day, you have a choice of two routes. The first longer route takes in Blenheim Palace, birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill, Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1940-1945 and then again from 1951-1955. The magnificent building is set in acres of unspoilt grounds, and is well worth the extra miles!
The other route is shorter and allows you to take your time to soak in all the beautiful views you will see on the way to the historic town of Stow-on-the-Wold. The town was founded as a planned market place by Norman lords to take advantage of trade on the converging roads.
Overnight in Stow-on-the-Wold.
Day 7: Stow-on-the-Wold – Stratford-upon-Avon (30 miles/48 km)
The last day of riding offers the perfect opportunity to feel the fresh clean Cotswold air for the final time. Moreton-in-Marsh is the first main village on the route. Moreton-in-Marsh was founded on the Roman Fosse Way, which would later be the traditional London to Worcester coaching route via Broadway. From there you cycle through Shipston-on-Stour, of which the town’s name derives from being known in ancient times as 'Sheep-wash-Town'. Shipston was an important sheep market town for a long time and, despite the diminishing demand for wool, the town continued to flourish due to the opening branch line of a horse-powered tramway in 1836.
Further on you will come to the village of Ilmington. The village lies just beneath Ilmington Downs. The highest point in Warwickshire is located in the Downs, where there is an almost uninterrupted 360-degree view across the countryside. The day ends upon arrival to Stratford–upon-Avon once again.
Overnight in Stratford-upon-Avon.
Day 8: Individual Deparature
Saturday: mid Apr- Sep 30, 2012
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Day 1 and 2: The Hollies Guest House, Stratford-upon-Avon
Day 3 and 4: Whiteacres Bed and Breakfast, Broadway
www.broadway-cotswolds.co.uk/whiteacres.html
Stan and Jerry Buchan look forward to welcoming you to their award winning Guest House, located a 3-minute walk from the center of Broadway.
Day 5: The Priory, Burford
www.prioryrestaurantburford.co.uk
The Priory Restaurant is located in the heart of beautiful Burford, offering a variety of delicious home-cooked food and five guest rooms situated in their courtyard garden.
Day 6: The Grapevine Hotel, Stow-on-the-Wold
www.thegrapevinehotel.com/
The Grapevine Hotel, located in the historic market town of Stow-on-the-World, is a 17th century hotel that is renowned for its warm hospitality and fine dining
Day 7: The Hollies Guest House, Stratford-upon-Avon
Category B: 3-star hotels, inns, guesthouses or B&B's
Day 1 and 2: Virginia Lodge, Stratford-upon-Avon
www.virginialodge.co.uk/
Virginia Lodge is a family run guesthouse offering traditional bed and breakfast accomodation.
Day 3 and 4: Whiteacres, Broadway
http://www.broadwaybandb.com
Whiteacres is a classic Victorian village located a 3-minute walk from the center of Broadway.
Day 5: Cotland House, Burford
http://www.cotlandhouse.com
Cotland House offers stylish and comfortable accommodation.
Day 6: Unicorn Hotel, Stow-on-the-Wold
http://www.birchhotels.co.uk
The Unicorn Hotel is a charming bed and breakfast in Stow-on-the-Wold
Day 7: Virginia Lodge, Stratford-upon-Avon
Category A: 3- and 4-star hotels, inns, guesthouses or B&B's
Day 1 and 2: The Hollies Guest House, Stratford-upon-Avon
Day 3 and 4: Whiteacres Bed and Breakfast, Broadway
www.broadway-cotswolds.co.uk/whiteacres.html
Stan and Jerry Buchan look forward to welcoming you to their award winning Guest House, located a 3-minute walk from the center of Broadway.
Day 5: The Priory, Burford
www.prioryrestaurantburford.co.uk
The Priory Restaurant is located in the heart of beautiful Burford, offering a variety of delicious home-cooked food and five guest rooms situated in their courtyard garden.
Day 6: The Grapevine Hotel, Stow-on-the-Wold
www.thegrapevinehotel.com/
The Grapevine Hotel, located in the historic market town of Stow-on-the-World, is a 17th century hotel that is renowned for its warm hospitality and fine dining
Day 7: The Hollies Guest House, Stratford-upon-Avon
Category B: 3-star hotels, inns, guesthouses or B&B's
Day 1 and 2: Virginia Lodge, Stratford-upon-Avon
www.virginialodge.co.uk/
Virginia Lodge is a family run guesthouse offering traditional bed and breakfast accomodation.
Day 3 and 4: Whiteacres, Broadway
http://www.broadwaybandb.com
Whiteacres is a classic Victorian village located a 3-minute walk from the center of Broadway.
Day 5: Cotland House, Burford
http://www.cotlandhouse.com
Cotland House offers stylish and comfortable accommodation.
Day 6: Unicorn Hotel, Stow-on-the-Wold
http://www.birchhotels.co.uk
The Unicorn Hotel is a charming bed and breakfast in Stow-on-the-Wold
Day 7: Virginia Lodge, Stratford-upon-Avon
The bikes on this tour are 24-speed hybrid bikes either a Sportser P5 or a Sonoran. Common equipment with the bikes are adjustable saddles, mudguards and rear racks. Standard accessories include a saddle bag, padlock and chain, bottle cage, puncture kit, spare inner tube and tool kit.
The bikes on this tour are 24-speed hybrid bikes either a Sportser P5 or a Sonoran. Common equipment with the bikes are adjustable saddles, mudguards and rear racks. Standard accessories include a saddle bag, padlock and chain, bottle cage, puncture kit, spare inner tube and tool kit.
This tour follows tarmac roads and some cycle ways, covering a terrain of rolling hills. Approximately 47% of the tour is on quiet roads, 47% on roads shared with traffic, 2.5% on dedicated bike paths and 2.5% on dirt or gravel roads. The maximum daily elevation gain for this tour is 328 feet (100 m), with a maximum percentage climb grade of 10%. This tour is appropriate for hybrid bikes.
This tour is rated Leisure and is for cycling in average physical condition.
This tour follows tarmac roads and some cycle ways, covering a terrain of rolling hills. Approximately 47% of the tour is on quiet roads, 47% on roads shared with traffic, 2.5% on dedicated bike paths and 2.5% on dirt or gravel roads. The maximum daily elevation gain for this tour is 328 feet (100 m), with a maximum percentage climb grade of 10%. This tour is appropriate for hybrid bikes.
This tour is rated Leisure and is for cycling in average physical condition.
Tour Start and End
Nearest airport: Birmingham or London, England
Nearest train station: Stratford-upon-Avon, England
You can take a National Express Coach to Stratford-upon-Avon that will cost around £17 per person and take up to 2 hours.
A private transfer from Birmingham Airport to Stratford-upon-Avon will cost €60 per 4 passengers.
Tour Start and End
Nearest airport: Birmingham or London, England
Nearest train station: Stratford-upon-Avon, England
You can take a National Express Coach to Stratford-upon-Avon that will cost around £17 per person and take up to 2 hours.
A private transfer from Birmingham Airport to Stratford-upon-Avon will cost €60 per 4 passengers.
England's incredibly rich history has impacted much of the world through the far reaches of its former empire. A visit to the storied island offers a glimpse at its history and traditions through ancient villages, medieval castles, prehistoric structures, and leading museums. Such a history is set alongside the vibrant, ever-evolving British culture, making it one of the most diverse places in the world. London attracts millions of visitors a year, while its famed universities, including Oxford and Cambridge, draw exchange students from around the world.
Combined with its history and appeal, is the beautiful English countryside that has romanticized and immortalized by great Western writers for centuries. Its lovely meadows, hills, and lakes are dotted with quaint villages that seem frozen in time.
More on bicycling in England >
England's incredibly rich history has impacted much of the world through the far reaches of its former empire. A visit to the storied island offers a glimpse at its history and traditions through ancient villages, medieval castles, prehistoric structures, and leading museums. Such a history is set alongside the vibrant, ever-evolving British culture, making it one of the most diverse places in the world. London attracts millions of visitors a year, while its famed universities, including Oxford and Cambridge, draw exchange students from around the world.
Combined with its history and appeal, is the beautiful English countryside that has romanticized and immortalized by great Western writers for centuries. Its lovely meadows, hills, and lakes are dotted with quaint villages that seem frozen in time.
More on bicycling in England >
Hooked on Cycling was established as a family business in 1997 and is still family owned and run located in Edinburgh, Scotland. Serving over 1,500 clients each year, they are a leading UK self-guided cycling holidays tour operators. Their strengths include a strong work ethic, flexibility and tours suitable for all interests. As well as our cycling holidays business they have several other brands including Hooked on Walking, Hooked on Golf, Hooked on Canada, Hooked on Italy and Hooked on Spain. In Scotland, they also have a Hooked on Cycling cycle superstore selling top end bicycles and accessories.
Hooked on Cycling was established as a family business in 1997 and is still family owned and run located in Edinburgh, Scotland. Serving over 1,500 clients each year, they are a leading UK self-guided cycling holidays tour operators. Their strengths include a strong work ethic, flexibility and tours suitable for all interests. As well as our cycling holidays business they have several other brands including Hooked on Walking, Hooked on Golf, Hooked on Canada, Hooked on Italy and Hooked on Spain. In Scotland, they also have a Hooked on Cycling cycle superstore selling top end bicycles and accessories.
1. Cancellations must always be made in writing and are applicable only on the day received by us. The following cancellation terms apply:
- Up to 56 days prior to holiday start date - loss of deposit
- 35-55 days prior to holiday start date - 50% of total holiday cost
- 28-34 days prior to holiday start date - 75% of total holiday cost
- 1 -27 days prior to holiday start date - 100% of total holiday cost
Any refunds will be made by cheque and in pounds Sterling Some trips have different cancellation terms, details of which shall be on your holiday confirmation.
2. A booking is accepted on receipt by us of a completed booking form with a deposit of 100 pounds per person and once we have issued a confirmation. The balance of the full holiday cost is due 8 weeks (56 days) prior to your holiday start date. If the balance is not received by the due date we reserve the right to cancel your booking and apply the cancellation charges as detailed in paragraph 3 below. When bookings are made less than 8 weeks before the start of your holiday, full payment must be made when booking. We have a card surcharge of 1.5% on all card payments.
3. Prices quoted in this brochure are in pounds sterling and are intended as a guide only. Hooked on Cycling reserves the right to alter any prices at any time before your holiday is accepted. If at time of booking the price is different to that in our brochure you will be advised the revised price applicable before the booking is accepted. We reserve the right to impose surcharges once we have issued a confirmation. Surcharges will only be imposed due to variation in transportation costs and exchange rates.
4. If we need to cancel your holiday we shall offer either an alternative Hooked on Cycling tour at similar cost or a full refund.
5. We cannot accept liability or pay compensation where the contract (booking) is affected by 'force majeure' or Act of God. In the context of these terms and conditions, 'force majeure' is any event that we could not, even with due care, foresee or avoid. These events include but are not limited to war, threat of war, flood, explosion, sabotage, riot, civil commotion or strife, hostilities, industrial dispute, natural disaster, fire, acts of God, terrorist activity, nuclear disaster, adverse weather, government action, technical problems with transportation or other events outside our control.
6. If you need to make alterations to your holiday after your deposit has been received and accepted by Hooked on Cycling we shall do our utmost to help, we do however charge an administration fee of 20 pounds per person. Alterations inside 8 weeks before departure would in effect be a cancellation and re-booking.
7. For your security Hooked on Cycling complies with the EU travel package directive.
8. It is a condition of booking that clients have adequate insurance with a reputable insurer to cover personal injury, medical expenses, repatriation expenses, loss or damage of luggage and its contents and expenses associated with cancellation or curtailment. The client is responsible for any loss or damage to baggage, bicycles or personal possessions or any consequential loss resulting there from. Hooked on Cycling accepts no responsibility for loss or damage to baggage, possessions or bicycles while in transit with us or our partners. If a client becomes ill, all hospital expenses, doctors fees and repatriation costs are the responsibility of the client and Hooked on Cycling shall not be liable to refund of tour cost.
9. We do our utmost to ensure you have an enjoyable holiday. If you have any problems please contact us or our partners immediately and we shall do our best to resolve them. Any complaints should be notified to us as soon as reasonably possible and in any event notified to our office within 15 days of the end of your holiday.
10. Clients must ensure they have or plan to have adequate fitness to enable them to complete their chosen tour.
11. Hooked on Cycling cannot be held responsible for breakdown of clients own cycle. In the event of a breakdown which results in a tour not being completed Hooked on Cycling shall not be liable to refund any tour cost. In the event Hooked on Cycling will do their best to help get the client to the next hotel or back to the start location. Any cost incurred shall be the responsibility of the client. If a bike is hired from Hooked on Cycling full emergency backup to severe mechanical breakdown is provided.
12. The information contained in this brochure is to the best of our knowledge correct, all information is subject to alteration without notice. Hooked on Cycling accepts no liability for any inaccuracy in the information produced.
13. If the actions of you or your party cause damage to accommodation or property of a third party or cause accident on the highway you agree to indemnify us against any claim (including legal cost) made against us by or on behalf of the owners of such accommodation or property or resulting accident.
14. Hooked on Cycling cannot be held responsible of the conditions of the highway, trials or golf course or for other users of such routes which are included in our tours and at all times you take part in your chosen activity at your own risk. We are therefore not responsible for death, injury, or illness, of customers on our holidays.
15. Our group tours are international. We sell internationally and also share departure dates with other European Companies and therefore cannot guarantee the composition of a group in terms of nationality, age, singles or couples.
16. Group and guided tours may need a minimum number of participants to start, if this number is not achieved you will be notified 4 weeks prior to start of the tour. The minimum number required will be included on your confirmation. On a guided trip if numbers are not achieved we may still go ahead with the trip at our own discretion.
17. Our bikes are checked regularly however it is the responsibility of the guest to satisfy themselves that the rental cycle is in roadworthy condition.
18. On our self guided tours the maps and route directions provided are for guidance only. We cannot accept responsibility for any inaccuracies of the published material which you will receive, to the best of our knowledge, was correct at the time of printing.
19. Hooked on Cycling are not responsible for any extra costs incurred if any public transport is cancelled. We do our utmost to ensure any public transport timetables are up to date in our tour material but it is the responsibility of the guest to check local information on day of travel for current travel times.
20. These conditions and any contract to which they apply are governed in all respects by Scottish Law with jurisdiction of the courts of Scotland.
1. Cancellations must always be made in writing and are applicable only on the day received by us. The following cancellation terms apply:
- Up to 56 days prior to holiday start date - loss of deposit
- 35-55 days prior to holiday start date - 50% of total holiday cost
- 28-34 days prior to holiday start date - 75% of total holiday cost
- 1 -27 days prior to holiday start date - 100% of total holiday cost
Any refunds will be made by cheque and in pounds Sterling Some trips have different cancellation terms, details of which shall be on your holiday confirmation.
2. A booking is accepted on receipt by us of a completed booking form with a deposit of 100 pounds per person and once we have issued a confirmation. The balance of the full holiday cost is due 8 weeks (56 days) prior to your holiday start date. If the balance is not received by the due date we reserve the right to cancel your booking and apply the cancellation charges as detailed in paragraph 3 below. When bookings are made less than 8 weeks before the start of your holiday, full payment must be made when booking. We have a card surcharge of 1.5% on all card payments.
3. Prices quoted in this brochure are in pounds sterling and are intended as a guide only. Hooked on Cycling reserves the right to alter any prices at any time before your holiday is accepted. If at time of booking the price is different to that in our brochure you will be advised the revised price applicable before the booking is accepted. We reserve the right to impose surcharges once we have issued a confirmation. Surcharges will only be imposed due to variation in transportation costs and exchange rates.
4. If we need to cancel your holiday we shall offer either an alternative Hooked on Cycling tour at similar cost or a full refund.
5. We cannot accept liability or pay compensation where the contract (booking) is affected by 'force majeure' or Act of God. In the context of these terms and conditions, 'force majeure' is any event that we could not, even with due care, foresee or avoid. These events include but are not limited to war, threat of war, flood, explosion, sabotage, riot, civil commotion or strife, hostilities, industrial dispute, natural disaster, fire, acts of God, terrorist activity, nuclear disaster, adverse weather, government action, technical problems with transportation or other events outside our control.
6. If you need to make alterations to your holiday after your deposit has been received and accepted by Hooked on Cycling we shall do our utmost to help, we do however charge an administration fee of 20 pounds per person. Alterations inside 8 weeks before departure would in effect be a cancellation and re-booking.
7. For your security Hooked on Cycling complies with the EU travel package directive.
8. It is a condition of booking that clients have adequate insurance with a reputable insurer to cover personal injury, medical expenses, repatriation expenses, loss or damage of luggage and its contents and expenses associated with cancellation or curtailment. The client is responsible for any loss or damage to baggage, bicycles or personal possessions or any consequential loss resulting there from. Hooked on Cycling accepts no responsibility for loss or damage to baggage, possessions or bicycles while in transit with us or our partners. If a client becomes ill, all hospital expenses, doctors fees and repatriation costs are the responsibility of the client and Hooked on Cycling shall not be liable to refund of tour cost.
9. We do our utmost to ensure you have an enjoyable holiday. If you have any problems please contact us or our partners immediately and we shall do our best to resolve them. Any complaints should be notified to us as soon as reasonably possible and in any event notified to our office within 15 days of the end of your holiday.
10. Clients must ensure they have or plan to have adequate fitness to enable them to complete their chosen tour.
11. Hooked on Cycling cannot be held responsible for breakdown of clients own cycle. In the event of a breakdown which results in a tour not being completed Hooked on Cycling shall not be liable to refund any tour cost. In the event Hooked on Cycling will do their best to help get the client to the next hotel or back to the start location. Any cost incurred shall be the responsibility of the client. If a bike is hired from Hooked on Cycling full emergency backup to severe mechanical breakdown is provided.
12. The information contained in this brochure is to the best of our knowledge correct, all information is subject to alteration without notice. Hooked on Cycling accepts no liability for any inaccuracy in the information produced.
13. If the actions of you or your party cause damage to accommodation or property of a third party or cause accident on the highway you agree to indemnify us against any claim (including legal cost) made against us by or on behalf of the owners of such accommodation or property or resulting accident.
14. Hooked on Cycling cannot be held responsible of the conditions of the highway, trials or golf course or for other users of such routes which are included in our tours and at all times you take part in your chosen activity at your own risk. We are therefore not responsible for death, injury, or illness, of customers on our holidays.
15. Our group tours are international. We sell internationally and also share departure dates with other European Companies and therefore cannot guarantee the composition of a group in terms of nationality, age, singles or couples.
16. Group and guided tours may need a minimum number of participants to start, if this number is not achieved you will be notified 4 weeks prior to start of the tour. The minimum number required will be included on your confirmation. On a guided trip if numbers are not achieved we may still go ahead with the trip at our own discretion.
17. Our bikes are checked regularly however it is the responsibility of the guest to satisfy themselves that the rental cycle is in roadworthy condition.
18. On our self guided tours the maps and route directions provided are for guidance only. We cannot accept responsibility for any inaccuracies of the published material which you will receive, to the best of our knowledge, was correct at the time of printing.
19. Hooked on Cycling are not responsible for any extra costs incurred if any public transport is cancelled. We do our utmost to ensure any public transport timetables are up to date in our tour material but it is the responsibility of the guest to check local information on day of travel for current travel times.
20. These conditions and any contract to which they apply are governed in all respects by Scottish Law with jurisdiction of the courts of Scotland.
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