5 days Taste Of Scotland (2017)
Highlights: Glorious Highland Scenery, Scottish Evening, Blair Athol Distillery, Loch Ness Cruise, St Andrews - Home of Golf, 2 Night Edinburgh Stay
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| Day | Location | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Glascow Highlights (Flight not included) | Your Scottish trip starts at 2:30 pm when you meet your tour director at your Glasgow hotel and set out on an introductory tour of central Glasgow. This is a city that flourished in Victorian times due to the shipbuilding industry and international trade. Drive around George Square with its ornate City Chambers and visit Provand’s Lordship, Glasgow’s oldest house built in 1471. The house was originally part of a hospital and has been extensively restored and furnished. Join your tour director, guide and travel companions for a welcome drink before dinner.(Dinner) |
| 2 | Loch Lomond & Loch Ness Cruise | Travel alongside the famous Loch Lomond, renowned for its unsurpassed beauty. Travel through Glen Coe valley, renowned for its spectacular mountain scenery as well as the 1692 Massacre. Continue through Fort William and stop at a woolen mill to shop for quality Scottish goods and have a snack. At Fort Augustus embark on a short cruise on Loch Ness and keep an eye out for “Nessie.” Head north to Nairn for your next overnight stay.(Breakfast, Dinner) |
| 3 | Whisky Tasting & St Andrews | Drive to Blair Athol Distillery in Pitlochry to see how whisky is distilled and sample some. Travel south to St Andrews, best known as the “Home of Golf”. Take a panoramic drive around and spend some time exploring independently. Continue to Edinburgh and to your gracious manor house hotel, set on 1,000 acres with two golf courses and spa facilities, just a few miles from the city. Enjoy a Scottish Evening with excellent Scottish cuisine followed by a lively show with songs, stories and traditional dancing.(Breakfast, Dinner) |
| 4 | Edinburgh Castle & City Tour | This morning tour the principal sights of central Edinburgh. Drive along the bustling Princes Street and through the gracious, wide streets of the 200-year-old Georgian New Town. Walk along part of the Royal Mile where compact medieval houses reach 11 floors tall. Visit Edinburgh Castle, which dominates the city and contains the Scottish Crown Jewels and the Stone of Scone. The balance of the day is free. (Breakfast) |
| 5 | Tour Ends in Edinburgh | Your program ends after breakfast. (Breakfast) |