KGOC INTERNATIONAL 2024 –
The annual Karmann Ghia Owners Club ‘International Meeting for 2024 will be the “Tour of Exmoor”. The venue for the event is the Kentisbury Grange Hotel which will serve as our base for the weekend between Friday June 21st to Sunday June 23rd, 2024.
Details of the hotel can be found at https://www.kentisburygrange.com/
KGOC (UK) International – ‘Tour of Exmoor’
Event Itinerary (March 2024)
This year’s International – the ‘Tour of Exmoor’ will offer Karmann Ghia owners an action-packed weekend, taking in the coast and countryside of North Devon and Somerset in the UK. Taking in much of the Exmoor National Park, 70 years old in 2024, the Tour offers a taste of Exmoor’s dramatic scenery, local attractions and a chance to share the experience with your fellow Karmann Ghia fans. Here’s a draft itinerary with the final version ready by May.
Venue
Our ‘home’ for the Tour is the Kentisbury Grange Hotel, A smart country hotel with a variety of rooms and lodges (many with hot tubs), all available at a flat rate for the nights of June 21st and 22nd. If you want to extend your stay let me know, you will pay independently for extra nights, extras eg drinks, a picnic lunch on Saturday and meals (except breakfast on Saturday and Sunday and the meal at the Gala Dinner).
Day 1 – Friday June 21st
Day 2 – Saturday, June 22nd
Day 3 – Sunday June 23rd
The hotel has a mix of luxurious rooms and suites within the Victorian / Georgian Manor House, plus Cottage Suites and two bedroomed Luxury Lodges, with hot-tubs in the landscaped grounds. Early booking will allow you to choose your preferred accommodation. Booking will be through the club as we have negotiated a special discount for block booking. Cost will be approx. £580 per couple for the weekend (£455 for single room booking). If you wish to arrive early or extend your stay after the event please let Bill know when booking. Costs including breakfast per night for a double room are;- Standard Room £149, Luxury £164, Suite £179, Cottage £200.
Exmoor straddles the English counties of Devon and Somerset and its one of the UK’s smallest but arguably its most beautiful National Park. It is renowned for its rugged coastline with some of Britain’s highest cliffs, spectacular moorland and steep wooded valleys or coombes. To approach the Kentisbury Grange you’d be aiming for the western side of Exmoor and suggested routes are proposed by Visit Exmoor:
Besides taking part in the International you might want to extend your trip to take in more of what Exmoor can offer, or include this event as part of a wider tour of the South West of England. The Kentisbury Grange features on the Southwest 660 route that stretches from Watchet in the East right round the coasts of Devon and Cornwall to Bournemouth in Dorset. The Kentisbury Grange features on the Southwest 660 route that stretches from Watchet in the East right round the coasts of Devon and Cornwall to Bournemouth in Dorset
https://southwest660.com/route/clovelly-to-lynton
You can book using the booking form on our club membership portal,
We look forward to seeing you there.
Thank you.
Bill Gash | international@kgoc-gb.org
SW Regional Secretary, 2024 International Organiser