Hogmanay Celebrations On The Ayrshire Coast
- Duration: 4 days
- Board Basis: Half Board
- Tour Ref: D2T16795
Holiday Summary
- Travel Type: Coach
4 days
Festive 2023
Scotland is the original home of Hogmanay celebrations, which makes this four-day break the perfect way to enjoy some authentic festivities! Join us for a traditional experience and toast the New Year in true Scottish style, complete with excursions to explore the vibrant city of Glasgow and the lovely seaside towns of Ayr and Troon.
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
What's Included?
- Return coach travel
- 3 nights at the 2-star Adamton Country House Hotel, Prestwick with dinner & breakfast (includes Hogmanay buffet dinner & New Year’s Day brunch)
- Welcome drink
- After-dinner tea & coffee
- Light entertainment every evening
- Excursions to Glasgow & the Ayrshire Coast (Ayr & Troon)
- En-route visit to Gretna Green
Glasgow
GlasgowThe lively and modern city of Glasgow is the largest in Scotland, boasting a wealth of art and culture and the best shopping outside of London, with everything to offer from high street stores and designer labels to speciality outlets for the more unique items.
Enjoy the city’s impressive architecture including Glasgow Tower and The Science Centre, reflecting Glasgow’s cosmopolitan lifestyle perfectly.
Ayrshire Coast, Ayr & Troon
Ayrshire Coast, Ayr & TroonAyr is a popular seaside resort situated on the Firth of Clyde. This little beach town boasts a charming seafront with an esplanade and long sandy beach, many fine Georgian and Victorian buildings, plus a wide range of independent shops, bars and restaurants.
The town of Troon overlooks the Isle of Arran and offers stunning, sandy beaches, which featured in the popular historical series Outlander, and a wealth of charming independent cafés and unique boutiques.
Gretna Green
Gretna GreenGretna Green lies on the Scottish side of the border between Scotland and England and is well known as the destination for runaway couples from the 18th century. Following the 1754 Marriage Act, which prevented anyone under the age of 21 from getting married in England and Wales without parental consent, elopers came to be married ‘over the anvil’ in Gretna Green’s Blacksmiths Shop, the first stop across the border in Scotland.
It remains a popular place to get married due to its history, with around 5,000 couples still tying the knot here every year! During our visit, discover the famous Blacksmiths Shop (don’t forget to touch the anvil for good luck in love!) and find out more at the History of Gretna Green and Anvil Weddings. You can also browse the range of Scottish gifts at the lovely shops and head to the Luxury Scottish Foodhall or the Blacksmiths Foodcourt to enjoy a taste of Scotland.
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