We will be departing by coach from outside of Waitrose (the side slope near the top entrance) in Crowborough at 9.00am. From there we will travel down to Arundel, passing along the south coast, the journey takes approxmately 1 hour subject to traffic.
The entrance to Arundel Castle and the coach parking is at the southern end of the town, only a short walk to the river and to the pretty high street of shops and cafe's. There is a sloped walkway within the grounds leading up to the castle and the gardens.
Please note - if you have any mobility issues, please let us know. There are no hand rails along the slope, but there are benches.
You have a couple of options with the tickets, to just have access to the gardens - £37.00 or you can include the castle and the gardens £45.00. There are no concessions as this is a group rate arranged with Arundel Castle.
Important COVID-19 information - although restrictions have been eased in England from the 19th July 2021, there is still an air of caution and though not enforced, wearing masks in shops and within the castle buildings is still common practice and requested. Additionally, you are requested to keep your face mask on when moving around the coach, but once seated you are free to remove for your comfort if you so wish. Hams Travel coaches are fitted with Covid filters (please click here if you would like to know more about this)
Some information on Arundel Castle and the gardens
Arundel Castle is a restored and remodelled medieval castle in Arundel, West Sussex, England. It was established by Roger de Montgomery on Christmas Day 1067. Roger became the first to hold the earldom of Arundel by the graces of William the Conqueror.
Recently featured in an episode of Great British Gardens by the renowned gardener Carol Klein (click here for more information) Arundel Castle Gardens are not to be missed for anyone interested in gardens and gardening. They are exquisite at every turn and feature the best in design and horticultural mastery. Set within the walled grounds of the castle, one visit will not be enough. Please click here for some gardening tips from the head gardener Martin Duncan.
Please note - once you have confirmed and paid for your ticket, if you are then unable to travel, unfortunately there are no refunds, but you can transfer to another person.
We hope that you will enjoy the day, we can't wait!
If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact Paul.
The entrance to Arundel Castle and the coach parking is at the southern end of the town, only a short walk to the river and to the pretty high street of shops and cafe's. There is a sloped walkway within the grounds leading up to the castle and the gardens.
Please note - if you have any mobility issues, please let us know. There are no hand rails along the slope, but there are benches.
You have a couple of options with the tickets, to just have access to the gardens - £37.00 or you can include the castle and the gardens £45.00. There are no concessions as this is a group rate arranged with Arundel Castle.
Important COVID-19 information - although restrictions have been eased in England from the 19th July 2021, there is still an air of caution and though not enforced, wearing masks in shops and within the castle buildings is still common practice and requested. Additionally, you are requested to keep your face mask on when moving around the coach, but once seated you are free to remove for your comfort if you so wish. Hams Travel coaches are fitted with Covid filters (please click here if you would like to know more about this)
Some information on Arundel Castle and the gardens
Arundel Castle is a restored and remodelled medieval castle in Arundel, West Sussex, England. It was established by Roger de Montgomery on Christmas Day 1067. Roger became the first to hold the earldom of Arundel by the graces of William the Conqueror.
Recently featured in an episode of Great British Gardens by the renowned gardener Carol Klein (click here for more information) Arundel Castle Gardens are not to be missed for anyone interested in gardens and gardening. They are exquisite at every turn and feature the best in design and horticultural mastery. Set within the walled grounds of the castle, one visit will not be enough. Please click here for some gardening tips from the head gardener Martin Duncan.
Please note - once you have confirmed and paid for your ticket, if you are then unable to travel, unfortunately there are no refunds, but you can transfer to another person.
We hope that you will enjoy the day, we can't wait!
If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact Paul.
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