Easter in Weymouth

Weymouth's history is fascinating. Look up just about anywhere in town and you'll see some historical feature - from locally carved stonemasonry and gargoyles to wooden décor or construction dates on the fronts of strangely shaped buildings. Why not stroll through the Nothe Gardens, Weymouth's Victorian sub-tropical garden overlooking the bay. With views of Portland to the right and Swanage in the distance to the left, these gardens are unique.Highlights
- Hotel for 3 nights with breakfast & dinner- Tea / coffee after dinner- Some entertainment in the hotel- Excursion to Isle of Purbeck, Swanage & Portland Bill- Optional visit to Bournemouth

Itinerary
Day 1 - After joining your holiday coach, depart for the coast via historic Winchester for a refreshment stop before arriving at your centrally located resort hotel, 3* Crown Hotel. 3 nights DBB\n\nDay 2 - 3 At leisure in Weymouth with one included excursion and one optional excursion.\n\nFrom your well-located hotel at the top of the town centre, it's easy to explore Weymouth. Take a wander around Weymouth's beautiful historic harbour during your stay - it is a great place to while away the hours and watch all the comings and goings...luxury yachts, fishing trawlers, tall ships and RNLI Lifeboats. There are all sorts of shops to be found in Weymouth's town centre from traditional seaside rock to fashion and books, from small independent retailers to well-known high street names.\n\nINCLUDED EXCURSION\nIsle of Purbeck, Swanage & Portland Bill\nEnjoy a relaxing excursion around the Dorset coastline. Meander through the Isle of Purbeck with views of Corfe Castle on the way to the popular resort of Swanage. This small town surrounds a beautiful curved bay offering a lovely seaside experience with a difference. Your driver may offer you an optional ride on The Swanage Railway which offers a more intensive heritage steam and diesel timetable train service than virtually any other preserved railway. The day finishes with a visit to Portland Bill, the southernmost point of Dorset and home to the iconic 110+ year old lighthouse. It's a popular spot for its unique landscape and the opportunity to witness the power of the waves crashing against the rocky coastline,\n\nOPTIONAL EXCURSION\nBournemouth\nEver popular Bournemouth is a seaside town full of charm and character with a superb range of attractions, parks, gardens and seven glorious miles of idyllic sandy beaches. The centre is lively and cosmopolitan, marked by pedestrian boulevards and street cafés. Take a stroll through Bournemouth's beautiful managed gardens which start (or finish) in the centre of the town at Pier Approach. The perfect place to relax in-front of the bandstand, maybe play some crazy golf or just take in the beautiful surroundings.\n\nDay 4 - After breakfast, head back homewards via interchange and a suitable en-route stop.Crown Hotel, Weymouth
Well located at the top of Weymouth's town centre, next to the Town Bridge, this friendly, traditional 2* hotel overlooks the historic fishing harbour. \n\nComfortable guestrooms are simply furnished and feature TV, hairdryer and tea / coffee making facilities. \n\nThere is a restaurant and bar as well as a residents' lounge where entertainment takes place on some evenings. There is also a quiet lounge on the first floor. \n\nThere is a lift to all floors (some internal steps to some bedrooms). A free Wi-Fi zone is also available for guests.