Scottish Highlands & Hebridean Isles

Prepare for a striking mix of landscapes, from golden sands to mountains and moonscapes, as we weave our way through the Hebridean Isles. Discover the history of the famous Clans on the Isle of Skye, see the spiritual Calanais Standing Stones on the Isle of Lewis, and learn how Harris Tweed is made on the Isle of Harris.

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Holiday Inclusions

Dinner, Bed & Breakfast
Door-to-Door service
Coach travel throughout
Porterage
Excursions as listed

Our Hotels

Rob Roy Hotel, Aberfoyle

1 night

The Rob Roy Hotel is wonderfully situated in idyllic countryside at the gateway to the glorious Trossachs and is set within Scotland's first National Park. Facilities include a bar and lounge, restaurant, and Wi-Fi. All bedrooms are en-suite and feature a flatscreen TV and tea & coffee making facilities. This hotel has a lift.

Dunollie Hotel, Isle of Skye

1 night

This traditional and comfortable hotel offers a welcoming open plan bar area and subterranean restaurant. All bedrooms are en-suite and have TV and tea & coffee making facilities. This hotel does not have a lift.

Cabarfeidh Hotel, Stornoway, Isle of Lewis

2 nights

Our hotel is known as Stornoway’s finest and offers a traditional restaurant and well stocked bar. All bedrooms are en-suite and have TV and tea & coffee making facilities. This hotel has a lift.

Fishers Hotel, Pitlochry

1 night

Our wonderful Perthshire hotel is centrally located in Pitlochry and offers live entertainment in the traditional bar, a cosy lounge with real log fires and a welcoming restaurant. All bedrooms are en-suite and include TV and tea & coffee making facilities. This hotel has a lift.

Aberfoyle

On day one we travel to Aberfoyle in Stirling, arriving late afternoon at the Rob Roy Hotel for an overnight stay.

Fort William

On day two we continue our journey north travelling through the Highlands. We make a lunchtime stop in Fort William, a dramatic setting on the shores of Loch Linnhe and under the mighty bulk of Ben Nevis, Britain's highest mountain. Attractions within the town include the West Highland Museum, which houses a large collection of Jacobite memorabilia. Later we continue north, crossing Skye bridge to the Isle of Skye and the Dunollie Hotel for an overnight stay.

Dunvegan Castle

After breakfast on day three we journey through Skye, taking in the spectacular scenery, arriving at Dunvegan Castle & Gardens - the ancestral home of the Chiefs of Clan Macleod for more than 800 years. Originally designed as a fortress to keep people out, today you can discover an award-winning Castle and Highland estate steeped in history and clan legend, delight in the beauty of its formal gardens, browse the gift shops or satisfy your appetite at the MacLeod Tables Café. This afternoon, we travel to the ferry terminal at Ulg where we board the afternoon ferry to Tarbert on the Isle of Harris. We then drive through the picture postcard landscapes to Stornoway, arriving at the Cabarfeidh Hotel for a two-night stay.

Standing Stones

On day four we travel west to visit the spiritual Calanais Standing Stones. Predating Stonehenge, the stones are said to be more than 5,000 years old! With multiple circles erected in 1km, this area was a key location for rituals of the Neolithic people. You will have chance to explore the Visitor's Centre and learn about the significance of the circles before seeing them in person. This afternoon we travel to Carloway Mill, where we enjoy a tour showing the process of making the traditional Harris Tweed. Witness how skilled craftsmen continue to work the very same machinery their forefathers used, dating back to 1892.

Stornoway & Ferry

Enjoy a leisurely breakfast and free time in Stornoway on day five, before we board the afternoon ferry to Ullapool. We disembark to journey through the highlands to the Fishers Hotel in Pitlochry, arriving in time for dinner. On day six, we check out of the Fishers Hotel and head for home with fond memories of our time in Scotland.

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