Itinerary

Included excursions

York (full day)

For our first excursion we head to the historic city of York. Make time for the glorious York Minster, the largest Gothic cathedral in northern Europe with world-famous stained-glass windows. Other highlights include the narrow cobbled streets of the ‘Shambles’ where the buildings date back to medieval times, the Jorvik Centre which tells the story of York’s Viking heritage and the ancient walls surrounding the city. The famous Betty’s tea rooms are also worth a visit, or why not head to the National Railway Museum? Home to a stunning range of famous locomotives including speedy Mallard, impressive Duchess of Hamilton and an authentic replica of George Stephenson’s Rocket, here we can also discover fascinating tales, relics and objects from centuries of railway history.

Embsay and Bolton Abbey Steam Railway and Grassington (full day)

We take a trip on the Embsay & Bolton Abbey Steam Railway, a preserved heritage railway that runs for four miles between the award-winning Bolton Abbey station and Embsay station, which was built in 1888. Both stations offer gift shops and tea rooms and most trains are hauled by beautifully-restored steam engines, the oldest one dating back to 1908. As you sit back and relax, imagine you are travelling in the Golden Age of steam while admiring the Yorkshire Dales landscapes.

Afterwards we head to Grassington, a delight to visit with its bustling cobbled market square, fringed by shops offering local arts and crafts, all set against a beautiful scenic backdrop in the Yorkshire Dales.

Settle-Carlisle Railway (full day)

Our memorable journey on the world-famous Settle to Carlisle Railway might well be the highlight of our break. Arguably the most scenic line in the country, it took 6,000 men seven years to build! The line cuts a 72-mile swathe across the Yorkshire Dales, over the 24 arches of the Ribblehead Viaduct, through the long tunnel at Blea Moor and on past the lush pastures of the Eden Valley. We arrive in Carlisle, where we enjoy some free time at leisure, before taking our return train.

Departure dates and prices 2025 York, Yorkshire Steam Train and Settle to Carlisle Railway - 7% discount on all dates

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Tel Just Go reservations on 0333 234 2010 quote Travel 55 code PTR557

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5 days by coach - York, Yorkshire Steam Train and Settle to Carlisle Railway

Date Prices from
Date Prices from
May 11, 25 £389 : £362 August 17 £399 : £372
June 8, 22 £399 : £372 September 7, 21 £399 : £372
July 6, 20 £399 : £372 October 5, 12 £399 : £372

All tours offered subject to availability. Errors and omissions excepted. All prices shown are per person and based on two people sharing a double/twin room. Single supplement £100

Just Go Holidays
York, Yorkshire Steam Train and Settle to Carlisle Railway

7% Discount - 5 Day Coach Tour

2025 prices start from £362

With its tranquil valleys, windswept moors, undulating hills and picturebook farmland, the beauty of the Yorkshire Dales is best explored by train! There’s something special about relaxing in a vintage carriage, pottering through tunnels and over viaducts, hearing the unmistakable sounds of steam travel and gazing out at stunning quintessentially English scenery.

On this break we are treated to nostalgic experiences aboard both the preserved Embsay and Bolton Abbey Steam Railway and the Settle-Carlisle Railway, two of the most picturesque journeys in the country.

We also explore the historic city of York, home to an array of fascinating sights as well as the award-winning National Railway Museum.

Book this York, Yorkshire and Settle to Carlisle Railway holiday direct with Just Go and receive a 7% discount saving. Call direct on 0333 234 2010 and quote our ref: PTR557

Holiday Highlights

  • Return coach travel 
  • 4 nights at the Leonardo Bradford Hotel, Bradford (JG3+ rating) with dinner and breakfast
  • Excursions to York and Grassington
  • Heritage train journeys on the Embsay amd Bolton Abbey Steam Railway and the Settle-Carlisle Railway

Accommodation on tour

Leonardo Hotel, Bradford  (JG3 rating)

Featuring a stylish décor, the Leonardo Hotel promises a comfortable stay in the heart of Bradford. The hotel offers en-suite bedrooms with a flat-screen TV, complimentary toiletries and tea and coffee-making facilities as well as a bar, restaurant, on-site Costa shop, gym and free Wi-Fi.

Hotels with a JG3 rating tend to be a more formal style of hotel, often part of a hotel chain, with a greater range of facilities and services. Bedrooms are a little more spacious and have additional features. Public areas are larger and include lounge seating, a bar and restaurant with good quality food served either buffet style or with waiter service.

 

Important note

For operational reasons, we may occasionally need to use feeder vehicles to fulfil our tours. Similarly for operational reasons, it may be necessary to change your pickup point from your selected pickup point, but we will always notify you of these changes before you depart. Terms & Conditions apply.


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