Scenic Lake District & Coastal Delights

Resort - Keswick

Overview

Keswick is a market town in northwest England’s Lake District National Park, surrounded by mountains like Skiddaw. In town, The Derwent Pencil Museum documents the history of pencils, and the Keswick Museum & Art Gallery displays local artefacts. On a hilltop east of town, Castlerigg Stone Circle dates back to the Neolithic era.

Prices from

£445 per person

Supplements may apply

Tour code: 294B

Tour: Scenic Lake District & Coastal Delights

Resort: Keswick

Days: 7

Date Travelling: 11 April 2027

Travelling by: Coach

Hotel: Derwentwater Hotel

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Room Availability

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Room Supplements (prices per person per night)

Cosy Double Rooms

All year: £15

For solo travellers who want the added comfort of a double bed and a little more room to relax.

Superior Rooms

All year: £10

Larger Double and Twin rooms. Includes mini fridge, refreshments and in-room safe.

Room with a View

Oct-April £6, May-Sept £8

Upgrade to a room with a stunning view to make the most of your holiday location.

No supplements on standard single rooms

Itinerary

Day 1 - Outward Travel –Derwentwater– En route Lancaster

We depart the interchange and travel to Lancaster, a historic riverside city that blends rich heritage with a lively, modern atmosphere. Highlights include the iconic Lancaster Castle and the scenic Williamson Park, home to the striking Ashton Memorial (entry fees may apply). With its vibrant culture and array of independent shops, Lancaster is an ideal destination for a memorable visit. From here, we continue our journey to Portinscale.

Day 2 - Half Day Kendal

We visit Kendal, a market town brimming with character and history, known for its cobbled streets, quaint tearooms, and famous mint cake. Explore the fascinating Kendal Museum or take a leisurely stroll along the River Kent before browsing the town’s independent shops and galleries. Set amid beautiful scenery and with a relaxed pace, Kendal offers a delightful blend of culture, comfort, and countryside, ideal for a leisurely visit.

Day 3 - Bowness-on-Windermere & Ambleside

We travel to the popular village of Bowness-on-Windermere, a lively town nestled on the lakeshore with boats gliding across the water and stunning views all around. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the independent shops, or relax in one of the delightful tea rooms with a coffee and watch the world go by. Later, we visit Ambleside, a picturesque town at the northern tip of Windermere, renowned for its quaint streets, historic buildings, and beautiful surroundings.

Day 4 - Day at Leisure

Day 5 - Day at leisure - Keswick Market

Day at Leisure – Enjoy some free time at your own pace, or explore Keswick’s famous market. Located in the town’s bustling Market Square and overlooked by the historic Moot Hall, the market features a wide variety of stalls offering local produce, handmade crafts, clothing, gifts, and delicious food. With its lively atmosphere and beautiful setting in the heart of the Lake District, Keswick Market is a must-visit for both locals and visitors alike.

Day 6 - Cockermouth, Whitehaven & Beacon Museum

Explore Cockermouth, the birthplace of poet William Wordsworth, scientist John Dalton, and Bounty mutineer Fletcher Christian. Today, the town boasts attractions like Jennings Brewery, the Kirkgate Arts Centre, and a museum dedicated to tools and ironmongery. With its unique blend of history, literature, culture, and shopping, Cockermouth has evolved into a vibrant artistic hub, featuring workshops, independent galleries, and local shops that celebrate locally made arts and crafts. Our journey continues to Whitehaven, a historic maritime port that was once the third-largest in the UK. Now a gem town, Whitehaven’s rich heritage is showcased at the Beacon Museum, which tells the story of Cumberland, set against the stunning landscapes of the Lake District’s mountains and coastline

Day 7 - Return Travel

Return travel

Derwentwater Hotel

Superbly situated amid 16 acres of grounds, the Derwentwater Hotel offers a tranquil base from which to explore the stunning Lake District. All guest rooms are en-suite and feature television and hairdryer.