Dunoon, Glasgow & Inveraray 7 Days - Selborne Htl
- Duration: 7 days
- Board Basis: Half Board
- Tour Ref: D2TALF414Y
Holiday Summary
- Travel Type: Coach
Dunoon is splendidly situated on the western shores of the Firth of Clyde, where Loch Long and Holy Loch join the sea. It boasts some lovely gardens, two bays, and a flat promenade - perfect for that most traditional of seaside occupations, strolling along the prom! There is a modern indoor swimming pool with solarium and sauna, bowling greens, squash and tennis courts and both 9 and 18 hole golf courses. There are two cinemas and, in the season, entertainment at the Queens Hall. Within just a few miles is some of Scotland's most spectacular mountain scenery in the Argyll Forest Park. The journeys along Loch Eck and to Colintraive are amongst the most memorable anywhere in Scotland.
PLEASE NOTE: Price is per person and based on two people sharing a twin/double room. Single room supplements and upgrades are not included.
Itinerary
Day 1 - Outward Travel
Day 2 - Glasgow
Trip to cosmopolitain Glasgow – a city bursting with culture, history, museums and superb shopping! Striking architecture, contemporary art spaces and many free museums are a great way to introduce yourself to the city whilst the abundance of shops, great restaurants and lively pubs will show you why Glasgow is known as the friendliest city in the world!/n
Day 3 - Day at Leisure
Day 4 - Day at Leisure
Day 5 - Luss & Loch Lomond Shores
Enjoy a scenic trip to Loch Lomond as we visit the pretty village of Luss. A conservation village, many of the buildings at the heart of the village have stood since the 18th and 19th century and were originally built to accommodate workers from nearby quarries. Its prim cottages, pretty parish church and spectacular views of the loch combine for an interesting visit. We also call at Loch Lomond Shores situated at the southern tip of Loch Lomond./n
Day 6 - Full day to Inveraray
Overlooking the still waters of Loch Fyne, Inveraray is a traditional county town in Argyll. Founded in 1745 by the 3rd Duke of Argyll, the town is a classic example of an 18th century town and Scottish Georgian architecture. Key buildings worth visiting include Inveraray Castle (entry not included), set in extensive grounds and fairy tale home to the Duke of Argyll, the neoclassical church and Inveraray Jail and courthouse, now an award-winning museum (entry not included)./n
Day 7 - Return Travel
Selborne Hotel
In a superb position on the banks of the Clyde, the hotel
boasts spectacular views across the hotel’s gardens
that reach down to the promenade and water’s edge.
All the public rooms and many of the bedrooms offer
uninterrupted views of the Clyde. Ground floor areas
include a newly refurbished restaurant and bar lounge
with dancefloor, quiet lounge and games room. The
hotel has an outdoor terrace, where you can enjoy a
drink whilst enjoying the view. Our en-suite bedrooms
come with comfy beds for a great nights sleep, tea and
coffee making facilities, flat screen TV with Freeview
and radio and hairdryer. Entertainment is provided
most evenings in the bar lounge. Free Wi-Fi is available
throughout the hotel and there is a lift that serves
almost all rooms.