Join Gold Crest Holidays and their expert guide on this five day tour to Belgium and some of the most poignant memorials to the First World War.
On the second day you will be taken the world’s largest British cemetery at Tyne Cot, the original British trenches at Hill 62 and the huge Spanbroekmolen Mine Crater.
On the third day you will visit Vimy Ridge, home to a memorial to the Canadian troops who fought and died there and then on to Somme Valley where you will find Newfoundland Park, Beaumont Hamel, Thiepval and the Albert Museum.
Finally, on Day Four, you will spend the afternoon in Ypres. You can join in with the poignant ‘Last Post’ under the Menin Gate or with the day at leisure you can visit the In Flanders Field Museum and the various cemeteries. Their experienced and informative guide is sure to make this a memorable experience. You will be based in Ostend, Belgium’s premier seaside resort, so in-between excursions you can relax around the picturesque harbour and beaches.
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