Snowdrops In Scotland
4 days
Snowdrops are a welcome sight with the reminder that spring and warmer weather is on its way. We stay in the pretty village of Drymen, in the Loch Lomond region of Scotland, where we include a visit to Kilbryde Castle to view the delicate flowers.
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
Morning departure from your local pickup point to the hotel.
Day 2
Today we visit Edinburgh. From museums with world-renowned collections to a majestic castle there is a wealth of attractions waiting to be discovered. Shopping lovers will not be disappointed with the upmarket retail stores on Princes Street and George Street.
Day 3
Our day begins at Kilbryde Castle where we are welcomed with tea, coffee and cake. Enjoy a lovely display of snowdrops set within the 12-acre castle grounds including formal, woodland and wild areas. We return to the hotel where lunch is included, and the afternoon is at leisure. Take a stroll around the pretty village or relax in the hotel. Please note a carpet of snowdrops is a sight to behold, but much like searching for the Northern Lights, it cannot be guaranteed.
Day 4
After breakfast we rejoin the coach for our return journey home.
Winnock Hotel
The Winnock Hotel dates back to the late 1700s as a former coaching inn. Having been lovingly restored it now offers 73 bedrooms, lounges with open log fires and a characterful restaurant. All of the accommodation at the Winnock Hotel is different. From layout and size to décor and outlook, the majority of the rooms are unique which all adds to the charm of the Winnock Hotel. Many of the rooms have original features including fire places in some rooms and sash windows overlooking the village green. The hotel does not have a lift but ground floor rooms are available.
Includes
Return coach travel
3 nights Winnock Hotel half board
Hotel lunch one day
Free bar 7.30pm-10.30pm (3 drinks vouchers per person per night)
Light entertainment
Admission to Kilbryde Castle
Excursion to Edinburgh
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