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Travel Options 4U is a fully independent travel agency, established since 2006. We are based in the market town of Bradford on Avon. Offering a friendly and personal service, we cater for all types of holiday and business travel. Whether you want luxury or budget travel we will tailor make a package for you. No matter what you want, we can help!

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Address: 45 St. Margaret’s Street, Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire, BA15 1DE

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45 St Margarets Street, Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire, BA15 1DE

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Hi, I’m Sally, your independent Travel Agent based in Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire, where I live with my husband and two children.

Travelling has always been a huge part of my life and I have been lucky enough to travel extensively all over the world to many beautiful places including, but not limited to, Europe, the Caribbean, Florida, California, Dubai, the Maldives, Thailand, Australia, Bali, Mexico as well as spending a year working on a cruise ship circumnavigating the globe.

I can save you time, hassle and stress by doing all the hard work and research and can offer you independent travel advice. I have access to a full range of packages, flights, accommodation and extras such as car hire and tickets for attractions, or I can tailor make a bespoke trip to your exact and individual requirements. Furthermore, having previously worked in the healthcare industry I can also offer professional advice and support for those travelling with accessible needs as well as being knowledgeable about travelling with children.

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Back in 2015 we had a really fun trip travelling around Florida as a family but as the children were only 7 and 9 at the time we didn't get to visit Universal in Orlando...….so last summer in 2019 we travelled to Orlando again to see and do the bits that we missed the first time around. None of us felt the need to revisit Disney this time so we focused on shopping, visiting NASA, Water parks and the 2 Universal parks for the first 5 days in Orlando before driving West to Clearwater for 3 days. After some beach fun we drove down the west coast to Miami which took about 4/5 hours but we stopped at many beaches on the way for me to do some 'extra research'. We had an overnight in Miami with dinner at South beach, before flying onwards to Antigua in the Caribbean where we stayed in the fabulous Blue Waters hotel for another 6 days...allowing us to relax and spend some time exploring this beautiful island. I thought for a change you may like to hear about the trip from my daughters perspective..... Hello, my name is Millie and I am the 12 year old daughter of Sally. In July/August 2019, my family and I went on a fantastic and fun trip to North America and Antigua. During our holiday, we did a lot of amazing once in a lifetime experiences that I never imagined I would get to do, such as visiting NASA, staying in a luxurious Hard Rock Hotel and swimming in the clearest water I have ever seen. At the start of our holiday, we took a trip to the NASA Space Centre where we were able to see lots of different rockets, watch videos and learn all about the successful and failing trips to space over many years. It was really hot that day and I wasn't expecting to enjoy it as much as I did. There are loads of different exhibits and a great bus ride where you see the launch pad and where the rockets are built. After our day we drove for a few minutes to visit Ron Jons which is a great surf shop before we went to Cocoa beach on the east coast of Florida for an ice cream. While we visited the incredible parks in Universal Studios including Volcano Bay Waterpark, Universal Studios Theme Park and Islands of Adventure Theme Park, we stayed in the absolutely amazing Hard Rock Hotel with a very grand entrance and a big drive way as you approach it . The hotel has a lovely pool and great rooms with extremely comfortable beds; you can even have an electric guitar put in the room for you to play. By staying at this hotel it automatically entitles you to Express passes for the rides in the parks....this was the best ever as we never had to queue for longer than 30 minutes to get on the fun rides....worth every penny my Dad said! It was a really busy few days but the rides in the parks were amazing...my favourite was the Hulk....sooo fast! In the second half of our holiday, we took a flight from Miami to Antigua to stay in an all–inclusive resort that had beautiful views and endless things to do. Inside our suite, we had two bedrooms and a bathroom to share between 4 and plenty of extra relaxing space where the lounge and TV were. We had a massive balcony overlooking the Caribbean sea and even though it rained a few times it was never for long and we still did everything we wanted to do. We hired a jeep one day and drove the whole way around the island visiting lots of beaches, the capital St john and then ended our day a Shirley Heights for food and reggae music. Another day we went horse riding and even went in the sea on them! All of the staff at the hotel were very kind and fun and the best thing about the whole hotel was the chocolate milkshakes that were DELICIOUS! On the way home from our absolutely fantastic holiday we flew via New York but it was a quick plane change so I only managed to see the yellow cabs and then we had one more surprise that even my parents weren’t expecting! We had been upgraded to premium economy where we had comfortable pillows and blankets, more leg space, wider chairs to relax in and even champagne given automatically to my mum and dad! It was a lovely surprise to end our fab family holiday to North America and Antigua. So...there you have it....was it a bit full on? We did probably try to fit in a bit too much for the first week and your children need to be energetic and old enough for the long busy days ,but I wouldn't hesitate to recommend what we did. Even though July/August is essentially in the middle of the rainy season , the couple of downpours we had were quick, and as they say in the Caribbean...it is just liquid sunshine!

10 June 2019

In April 2019 my husband and I took an early morning flight to Venice to celebrate his 50th birthday in style. First question - is it worth the extra expense to sit up front in business class for a short flight? Oh yes! For a special occasion definitely as we had champagne, a lovely cooked breakfast, a spare seat between us as standard and then some more champagne. A lovely relaxing start even for a 7am flight! Before we knew it we had landed in Venice, were swiftly through the airport and on to a public bus which took just over half an hour in to the city itself; a short walk to the Vaporetto and we sat back and watched the world go by until our stop and our hotel on the Grand Canal. A lovely day followed with gelato, people watching, a trip to the stunning Belmond Hotel Cipriani to have a tour of the rooms and hotel (I'm always working, but in a nice way), more gelato, wine, shopping, more people watching, more wine, dinner and bed. A fairly early start the next day, with a lovely breakfast at our hotel overlooking the canal and clear blue sky. By 10 am we were picked up by boat and transported with a few other guests to the main train station - Santa Lucia. Our luggage was whisked away, and we checked in and got our first view of the majestic gleaming Orient Express. That was a WOW moment; the carriages gleaming with grandeur. After being greeted by our cabin steward for the trip, the champagne arrived and then we slowly pulled out of the station with many bystanders waving and wishing us well on our journey. You are only allowed a small cabin bag and suit carrier with you so if you have other luggage this is stowed away for you until arrival in London. The cabins are certainly 'bijou' but immaculately formed with a sofa sitting area, a small table and foot stool and a tiny cupboard which houses a sink (fabulous toiletries!) and that's it; with a shared loo down the end of the carriage and no showers. Your journey and requirements are explained to you by your own steward who looks after your every wish for the whole journey. Enrico was hilarious and professional all rolled in to one and regaled us with amusing stories and tips for the trip. Even though the cabins are small it was comfortable and cosy and caused us no end of amusement over the 36 hours we were on board. There are the 3 options regarding accommodation, a cabin, two interconnecting cabins which essentially just gives you more relaxing space and 2 bottom bunks, or 3 suites which are at the front of the train. We got to see these when we stopped for a change of engine in Innsbruck Austria and they were simply stunning, but they do come with a large price tag! There are 2 sittings for lunch and dinner, and we chose the latter of the 2 for both so we could get settled in. You are given the choice of whether you wish to share a table with other guests or dine alone. There is a bar with a mini grand piano and long sitting areas and a small boutique for necessary items you may have forgotten or for buying a special souvenir. The train passes through some stunning scenery and the day just passed by so quickly so before we knew it, it was time to get glammed up for dinner. The dress code is smart/formal, but most guests donned evening dresses and black tie and we found all our fellow travellers were from many different countries and most celebrating a special occasion. We met some fun and interesting people as we travelled on through Europe and its glorious landscape sipping on G&T's. On to dinner in one of 3 dining carriages. You are allocated a different one for each main meal so that you get to experience the whole train but not a problem if you choose to stay in your favourite one for meals. It also means that you get to meet and chat to a huge variety of other passengers should you so wish. So on to the food. Amazing, beautiful, tasty and to an extremely high standard - words just don't do it justice! I was intrigued as to what the food was going to be like considering the tiny areas they must cook in, but it really was to an exceptional standard and presentation was immaculate; as was the service. You essentially have a 3-course lunch and dinner, breakfast in your cabin the following morning and then a fabulous brunch as you travel onwards through France. We had risottos, lobster, duck, fish - the list goes on and if something is not to your taste then they will offer you an alternative. They are also sensitive to any dietary requirements. Whilst you are dining and enjoying your evening, your cabin is transformed by your room steward into the bunks for sleeping, suffice to say you will need a couple of glasses of wine to climb into the top bunk. The beds are made immaculately with sheets and a duvet and you are also supplied with dressing gowns and slippers for any necessary trips down the corridor to the facilities! Breakfast is served in your cabin when you wish, and we had a lie in until we pulled into Paris. Many guests alight here and continue their trip with a stay in the city. We took the opportunity to get off and stretch our legs with a walk along the platforms of Gare du Nord and on arrival back to our cabin it had been transformed once more to its daytime splendour. We relaxed and then had an amazing lobster brunch served as we watched the French countryside roll by. All too soon we arrived in Calais and we bid the staff and the beautiful train goodbye, passed through French customs and boarded a luxury coach for our journey through the Eurotunnel. On arrival in Folkestone you are greeted by a jazz band whilst you await the arrival of the British Pullman for your onward journey to London. After a short wait we boarded, and again more bubbles arrive to greet you! We then spent a lovely couple of hours watching the English countryside go by and admiring the beautifully restored carriages whilst devouring a full British afternoon tea before a 6 pm arrival back to Victoria. Your luggage awaits you on the platform for your onward journey home. On reflection we both agreed it was one of the most iconic and fun travel experiences you could possibly have; and even though our pockets were somewhat lighter on return (without a doubt) it was worth every penny!

06 November 2018

During August 2017 I visited the Maldives with my husband and two children aged 10 and 12 and stayed at the family friendly Centara Grand resort. The Maldives with children I hear you ask? Yes, that's right, and what an amazing family trip that was! Our summer time is 'low season' in the Maldives and weather can be a bit unpredictable; however, we had wall to wall sunshine for the whole week and only two short downpours, one of which was at night. When it did rain the kids thought swimming in the warmth and rain was hilarious. The Villa We stayed in a 2-bedroom pool villa of which there are only 8 on this island but they also have overwater pool villas for families too. There were various room categories and we saw most of them. All were well maintained and lovely. Ours had a mezzanine area with huge bed and bathroom and a separate bedroom for the children on the ground floor. It had a fabulous and huge outdoor bath tub and big rainfall shower. The mini bar was refilled with water, beer, chocolate and wine daily, a lovely treat! Our own pool was a cute size and many evenings we enjoyed hilarity in it with our blow up unicorn! The beach Beautiful white soft sand, not so great maybe for small children as not wet enough for good sandcastles! Endless blue horizons and every shade of blue imaginable. The beaches in the Maldives never appear crowded and you can wander happily and hardly see a soul, lovely comfy sunbeds and did I mention the fish? It is truly like swimming in your own aquarium! We swam with Nemo, Dory, all shapes, sizes and colours of fish, black tipped reef sharks, turtles, crabs, lobsters and every type of ray you can think of. Every moment was a wow moment! If you do decide to try the Maldives, then an island that has its own house reef is a huge bonus. All-Inclusive The quality and what is included varies from island to island but on Centara pretty much everything was included! Daily spa treatments for the adults which were easily booked and brilliantly executed in the serene spa; an evening fishing trip where we all caught fish; a varied and fun boat trip visiting another reef for snorkelling; a whale shark boat trip (sadly we didn't get to see one but they did the day before and the day after us!) discover scuba sessions for the kids in the pool and all our meals and drinks. “Your usual sparkling rose madam?" at lunch every day! Restaurants There are three main restaurants available and one at an extra cost. The buffet restaurant was plentiful, fun, varied and if you booked ahead you could also have Teppanyaki - a great experience if you've never tried it. The Italian restaurant was on a jetty overlooking the water and was lit spectacularly allowing you to see the fish below as you ate. The staff were friendly, attentive and fun and decorated the tables beautifully for us on my husband’s birthday. The Thai restaurant was relaxed and food plentiful and well presented. Best bits So, what were the best bits? - the sheer wonder on the kids’ faces during the amazing seaplane transfer? - the traditional Maldivian welcome greeting of all the staff on arrival? - the squeals of delight at the rainbow of colours swimming all around the children in the real-life aquarium? - the feelings of having real 'quality and fun time' as a family? - the sheer freedom that the children had to wander around the tiny island and be independent? No! The best moment ever for me was the total awe and speechlessness on their faces as they swam quietly with a large lone turtle in the middle of the Indian Ocean. Truly a very special moment in time. So, if you're wondering if the Maldives is a suitable place to take kids, please don't wonder. It was the most magical, fun and special holiday ever! Go enjoy!

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Hotels in Bradford On Avon

Hotels near Bradford on Avon

Not to be confused with Stratford on Avon or Bradford in Yorkshire, Bradford on Avon is a charming place for a weekend break in its own right. One of the big draws is the picturesque streets of this Wiltshire market town, with its many pubs, restaurants and independent shops, but that's just scratching the surface really. Our hotels near Bradford on Avon will be your perfect launch pad for exploring nearby Bath's Georgian architecture (Believe it or not fact: Architects say there are 5,000 significant buildings here), Roman heritage and lively restaurants and nightlife.

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Book a hotel near Bradford on Avon - such as our Devizes Hotel - and you're in the heart of the beautiful Wiltshire countryside with its rolling hills, verdant pastures and thatched villages, all connected by miles and miles of country lanes. And now for something totally different, you get the bustle of Bath in contrast, and bustle is relative (Bath's full of former Londoners who think it's glacially slow, of course). Our Bath Central Hotel's a stone's throw from the famous Roman thermal baths. From the hotel, you can easily visit the town's bars and restaurants. To watch professional rugby from one of the most scenic places in the country, head to Recreation Ground home of Bath RFC, it's just half a mile away.

Things to do near Bradford on Avon

History buffs may want to visit Trowbridge Castle just 9 miles north of our Warminster Hotel. If you'd rather take in the last 5000 years or so, make the 20-mile pilgrimage to prehistoric Stonehenge. If the kids need a quick, fun jolt back to now, you should try Stonehenge's 18-hole minigolf. Our Bath Central Hotel gives visitors easy access to the Herschel Museum, where William Herschel discovered Uranus in 1771. If astronomy's lost on you, you're also close to many other Bath highlights � from the Victorian Gothic abbey to the beautiful Pulteney Bridge spanning the River Avon.

Nearby attractions

• University Of Bath
• Bath Spa Railway Station
• The Roman Baths
• Bath City Centre
• Fashion Museum Bath

Nearby locations

• Castle Combe

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Three West Midlands anglers to pay £1,040 for illegal fishing

All anglers were prosecuted for fishing without a licence and two received penalties for additional fishing offences.

• All three anglers from Redditch and Walsall caught fishing without a licence
• One of the anglers prosecuted for leaving a rod and line with its bait or hook in the water unattended
• Another angler received an additional penalty for removing bream by rod from the River Avon

Three anglers from the West Midlands have been ordered to pay penalties totalling £1,040 after admitting offences in cases heard at Northampton Magistrates Court on 4 April 2024.

Jacek Lewandowski, 33, of Frankton Close, Redditch, pleaded guilty to fishing without a licence at Harvington near Evesham on the River Avon on 15 October 2023.

He was fined £129 and ordered to pay £135 costs and £103 victim’s surcharge. He also admitted removing bream contrary to byelaws and was fined a further £129. In all he was ordered to pay a total of £496.

Alfred Bradford, 45, of Foster Street, Walsall, admitted two offences when fishing at Norton Mere near Tong in Staffordshire on 15 August 2023.

He was fined £40 for fishing without a licence and ordered to pay £135 costs and £32 surcharge. In addition, he also pleaded guilty to leaving a rod and line with its bait or hook in the water unattended. This is contrary to byelaws which state an angler must be able to exercise sufficient control over equipment. Bradford was fined an additional £40 for a total of £247.

Shane Edwards, 36, of Chantry Avenue, Walsall, admitted fishing without a licence at Powells Pool, Sutton Park, Sutton Coldfield, on 30 January 2024. He was fined £116, ordered to pay costs of £135 and a victim’s surcharge of £46 for a total of £297.

Nichola Tomlinson, Fisheries Enforcement Team Leader for the Environment Agency in the West Midlands, said:

“We hope these penalties will act as a deterrent to anyone who is thinking of breaking the laws and byelaws for angling in England.   

“The cases show how seriously the courts take these offences and these anglers have been rightly punished for the illegal fishing they undertook.   

“Fishing illegally can incur a fine of up to £2,500 and offenders can also have their fishing equipment seized.   

“We inspect rod licences 24/7, seven days a week to check on cases of illegal fishing. 

“Anyone with information about illegal fishing activities can contact the Environment Agency incident hotline 24/7 on 0800 807060 or anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.” 

Any angler aged 13 or over, fishing on a river, canal or still water needs a licence to fish. A 1-day licence costs from just £7.10, and an annual licence costs from £35.80 (concessions available). Junior licences are free for 13 - 16-year-olds.

Licences are available from  www.gov.uk/get-a-fishing-licence  or by calling the Environment Agency on 0344 800 5386 between 8am and 6pm, Monday to Friday.

The Environment Agency carries out enforcement work all year round and is supported by partners including the police and the Angling Trust. Fisheries enforcement work is intelligence-led, targeting known hot-spots and where illegal fishing is reported.

Anyone with information about illegal fishing activities can contact the Environment Agency incident hotline 24/7 on 0800 807060 or anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

Alfred Bradford

On 15 August 2023 at Norton Mere, Tong, in a place where fishing is regulated fished for freshwater fish or eels by means of an unlicensed fishing instrument, namely rod and line. Contrary to Section 27 (1) (a) of the Salmon and Freshwater Fisheries Act 1975.

On 15 August 2023 at Norton Mere, near Tong, Shropshire, left a rod and line with its bait or hook in the water unattended. So that the person shall by unable at any time to take or exercise sufficient control over said rod and line. Contrary to byelaw 10 of the Environment Agency National Byelaws which came in to force on 27 May 2001. Made pursuant to Section 210 and Schedule 25 of the Water Resources Act 1991 and Contrary to Section 211 of the said Act.

Jacek Lewandowski

On 15 October 2023 at Harvington, Evesham, on the River Avon in a place where fishing is regulated fished for freshwater fish or eels by means of an unlicensed fishing instrument, namely rod and line. Contrary to Section 27 (1) (a) of the Salmon and Freshwater Fisheries Act 1975.

On 15 October 2023 at Harvington, Evesham, removed bream by rod and from River Avon. Contrary to byelaw 3 (i) of the Environment Agency National Byelaws which came into force on June 1 2010. Made pursuant to Section 210 and schedule 25 of the Water Resources Act 1991 and contrary to Section 211 of the said Act.

Shane Edwards

On 30 January 2024 at Powells Pool, Sutton Park, Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire, in a place where fishing is regulated fished for freshwater fish or eels by means of an unlicensed fishing instrument, namely rod and line. Contrary to Section 27 (1) (a) of the Salmon and Freshwater Fisheries Act 1975.

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