Louth Market & Mablethorpe 2 Course Carvery (A)

The town of Louth in Lincolnshire has a special quality that is rarely found in modern England. Louth has retained its medieval street plan and avoided the town centre changes that have spoilt many of England’s market towns. Shoppers visit Louth because it offers an alternative to the vast shopping malls and identical high streets elsewhere and they can enjoy a variety of tearooms, cafes, restaurants, pubs and hotels with something to suit all tastes and budgets. As you would expect from a market town, Louth hosts a variety of markets including regular weekly. Many visitors to Louth enjoy a break to take a look around the attractions that the historic town has to offer. St. James’s Church is a magnificent and widely admired example of church architecture with its 16th century spire soaring to 295 feet, making it the tallest parish church spire in England. Louth is one of the few significant settlements sited on the international meridian line – in Eastgate just east of the Northgate junction it is marked by a brass plaque – the Greenwich Meridian of 0 degrees longitude which enables you to stand with one foot in the western hemisphere and the other in the eastern hemisphere.

Mablethorpe is a seaside town, situated between the popular resorts of Cleethorpes and Skegness, which gained its market town charter in 1253 and is one of Lincolnshire's popular coastal towns, with a magnificent Blue Flag Award Winning  beach consisting of two miles of soft golden sand. This friendly town has something for all ages, it's no wonder that Mablethorpe is such a popular holiday destination for a family getaway.

Please let us know your preferred lunch on booking in the additional items section.

PLEASE NOTE: Day Excursions are non refundable. Children under 5 are not allowed to travel on the front row seats.

Please Note : If you wish to take a mobility scooter, wheelchair or rollator with you it must be requested at the time of booking. Any such equipment must fold flat for storage or be capable of being broken down into pieces of no more than 20kg. We cannot accept larger scooters (class 3) as these are too large and heavy to lift. We sometimes operate minibus feeders to minimise time, these vehicles CANNOT convey motorised wheelchairs/scooters.