Hampton Court Flower Show on the Northern Belle
From US$580 per person

Enjoy a great day out at the annual horticultural extravaganza at Hampton Court Flower Festival. Set in an idyllic location alongside the Thames, the show is an enchanting place to visit.

Sorry, there is no availability for this journey.

Please note: All timings shown are for your guidance only. Confirmed timings will be supplied with your travel documents.

What's Included

Brunch with Bellini on outward journey, admission to RHS Flower Show, three course dinner with champagne and wine on the return journey.

Your Journey

Now established as the world's largest event of its kind, The Hampton Court Palace Flower Show is set in 25 acres of glorious parkland. It features floral marquees together with beautifully designed gardens, unique aquatic displays and a host of trade and craft stands. The best in gardening and horticulture is brought together in the grounds of Hampton Court Palace. The highly sought after Tudor Rose awards are the ultimate prize in this inspirational show.

Your journey begins with a delicious brunch with Bellini on your outward journey. Coaches will be waiting for you on arrival at Kensington Olympia station for the transfer to Hampton Court Palace showground. Spend your day browsing the many exhibits and marquees, indulge in some shopping for those irresistible plants, and recuperate in one of the many refreshment tents.

Rejoin the coaches for the transfer back to the Northern Belle and enjoy a sumptuous three course dinner with champagne and wine on the return journey.

What to Wear

Smart day wear is appropriate. You are asked not to wear jeans. Please remember you will be outdoors for part of your time at Hampton Court

Access

This journey is rated as good for passengers with special access needs.

Manual wheelchairs are available for use within the palace. There are also electric buggies, which are suitable for use in the gardens. The wheelchairs are available from the West Gate (the main entrance to the palace). There is no need to pre-book; please ask a warden for assistance.

There are lifts in the palace to take visitors to the State Apartments on the first floor. Please ask a warden for assistance.

Braile books are available from the information centre.