Spectacular Scotland, Edinburgh & A Taste Of The Highlands

Itinerary

Day 1

After joining your coach at your convenient local pick-up point, head north, making convenient stops along the way for coffee/lunch. Crossing the border into bonnie Scotland, we continue north to the edge of the stunning Trossachs National Park and the heart of Rob Roy country, to arrive in the charming town of Aberfoyle, your home for the next 4 nights. Take time to settle in to your comfortable hotel ready to sample the best in Scottish hospitality. Maybe enjoy a wee dram at the bar before your first delicious dinner with time to meet your fellow travellers.

Days 2 to 4

Enjoy a delicious Scottish breakfast each morning and be prepared to be amazed every day. There will be time to relax at your hotel and enjoy Aberfoyle, but we know you're here to enjoy the fabulous excursions we have included showcasing this beautiful area. No matter what you get up to during the day, you can always look forward to a warm welcome from your hotel when you return, and every evening you'll enjoy delicious Scottish fayre and even entertainment on some evenings. Snuggle up with a wee dram and look back on your amazing adventures of the day with fellow travellers.

It is a 15 minute stroll along the banks of the Forth River into the picturesque village of Aberfoyle in the magnificent Queen Elizabeth Forest Park. It has an attractive main street and is well served with individual shops, cafés and restaurants. Learn more about the area's natural beauty and history at the Trossachs Discovery Centre. The Scottish Wool Centre relates the full story of wool, from sheep to the shops, through live sheep shows and hands-on demonstrations of spinning and working sheepdogs.

Your INCLUDED experiences include some of the best the area has to offer, so do please join us. This is a holiday packed full of amazing memories!

Day 5

After an amazing few days enjoy a final hearty Scottish breakfast this morning before saying 'bye for noo' and heading homewards with amazing memories, new friends and no doubt a few souvenirs!

Edinburgh

The beautiful, dramatically set historic capital of Scotland is one of the most amazing cities to explore. Edinburgh offers superb sightseeing, historic buildings, secret underground streets, quiet galleries and museums, thrilling new attractions, serious shopping and a great choice of excellent restaurants, bistros, wine bars, pubs and cafes. Whether you head for Edinburgh Castle, its world famous Zoo, the underground history and intrigue of The Real Mary King's Close, the Royal Yacht Britannia or the Queen's official residence in Scotland at the Palace of Holyroodhouse, you will wish you had longer. Head to the Old Town, Princes Street and the Royal Mile for great shopping and immerse yourself in the atmosphere. With the city's skyline, cobbled streets and colourful characters as your backdrop, there's so many ways to embrace, explore, have fun and create lasting memories in Edinburgh.

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Stirling

INCLUDED Visitor Destination

A wee city with a big history, Stirling punches well above its weight for historic attractions and spectacular scenery, not to mention shopping, places to eat and exciting events. Enjoy the fabulous views from Stirling Castle across to the National Wallace Monument and then over to the mountain peaks of the Trossachs. Browse this compact city's range of bars, restaurants and shops and pick up some local treats whilst also enjoying the Victorian splendour of the Old Town. This ancient town has been home to some of Scotland's most epic events and memorable figures. Stirling Castle with its Royal Palace and Regimental Museum sits majestically at the top of the cobbled main street, with it's steep walls fabled for plots and intrigue. The 12th century Church of the Holy Rude also sits on the city's highest hill, and was the setting for the coronation of James VI in 1567. The nearby National Wallace Monument overlooks the the scene of the nation's hero William Wallace's greatest victory at the Battle of Stirling Bridge. The city is a home to history and romantic and courageous heroes for you to experience in its ancient streets.

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Tour includes

• 4 nights hotel with full Scottish breakfast
• 3 dinners and 1 lunch
• Evening entertainment on 1 night at the hotel
• Time to relax and unwind in Aberfoyle
• Afternoon and evening in Edinburgh
• Half day visit to Stirling
• Scenic tour through the Trossachs
• Direct Coach Travel
• Net Zero Carbon

Lochs & Trossachs Scenic Tour

INCLUDED Visitor DestinationTake a scenic drive through the stunning Trossachs National Park from your base in Aberfoyle. You'll see some of Scotland’s most beautiful countryside including plunging glens, sprawling lochs and enchanting villages. We’ll pass the beautiful Loch Venacher, which is surrounded by stunning woodland and offers incredible views. There will be ample time for photo stops and for a good walk around pretty Callander, known as the Gateway to the Highlands. Back to top

Accommodation

Rob Roy Hotel Aberfoyle

This comfortable hotel is situated a mile from Aberfoyle and at the gateway to the Trossachs in beautiful countryside, where one of Scotland’s most famous figures, ‘Rob Roy MacGregor’ once roamed. Hotel facilities include a restaurant, bar, dance-floor and lounge. Guest bedrooms have tea/coffee making facilities. Most rooms are on the ground floor but there is also a lift. Free WiFi is available.

Please note: Housekeeping will not enter your room once you have checked in. Tea, coffee, milk and sugar are available from reception at all times. If you require fresh towels please ask at Reception in the morning before going out. If you need your bins emptied please also let reception know.

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