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SCOTLAND COAST TO COAST Y675 J675
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| Where the Highlands come alive |
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A real trans-Scottish adventure taking in some of the most scenic delights of this diverse and fascinating country - highlands, lochs and cities of culture all in one tour. We journey through the sleepy Border Region before savouring the magnificent rugged West Highland coast, the wild expansive glens of the Grampians and rolling green valleys of Tayside. If you’re a fan of Scotland then look no further, your perfect touring holiday is here!
All the hotels used on this tour are members of the Scott Hotels Group - quality family owned hotels in three great locations across Scotland each offering good food, comfortable accommodation & first class service |
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HOLIDAY ITINERARY
Day 1 We journey North to the border village of Symington for dinner and overnight accommodation.
Day 2 After breakfast we visit Loch Lomond, then travelling via Tyndrum and Fort William we drive the glorious Road to the Isles passing the spectacular Glenfinnan viaduct to the Arisaig Peninsula and three nights at the Morar Hotel.
Day 3 A day at leisure in our new surroundings. Across the road from our hotel is Morar railway station on the famous West Highland Railway line. Opportunities therefore exist for rail excursions to Fort William or Mallaig. From Mallaig, the more adventurous might wish to take a boat cruise out to the remote islands of Eigg, Muck & Rum.
Day 4 Today we visit the mystical Isle of Skye, where we can discover the beauty of the majestic Cuillin mountain range, and the history of this famous isle forever associated with Bonnie Prince Charlie. We drive to Portree, the capital of the island, and view colourful houses grouped around the large natural harbour. Tour the Trotternish Peninsula, where every bend in the road opens up new views of mountains, moors, lochs and sea.
Day 5 Taking in the delights of Monarch of the Glen country we drive via Dalwhinnie and the infamous Drumochter Pass to Dunkeld, famous for its 14 century cathedral ruins. Our journey continues along the shoreline of the Loch of Lowes to Blairgowrie and three nights at the Angus Hotel.
Day 6 At leisure in Blairgowrie, a town poised on the edge of the Eastern glens with breathtaking Glenshee to the North and the romance and legend of Braemar & Royal Deeside beyond. Examples of Scotland’s turbulent past are all around with well preserved palaces & castles close by, whilst the town itself boasts a fine mix of shops just waiting to be explored.
Day 7 Our coast to coast journey is completed with a visit to the vibrant city of Dundee. Located on the North shore of the Firth of Tay, Dundee has been a Royal Burgh since the 12th century when the city developed as a port and manufacturing centre. Reminders of her long association with the sea are the Frigate Unicorn, the oldest British warship still afloat and the RRS Discovery, which took Captain Scott to Antarctica in 1900-04.
Day 8 Homeward bound
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TINTO HOTEL
Symington
One night dinner, bed & breakfast
Situated in its own mature grounds amidst glorious Border countryside
* All 39 rooms en suite with TV, telephone & hospitality tray
* Restaurant
* Bar
* Lounge
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MORAR HOTEL
Morar
Three nights dinner, bed & breakfast
This friendly, family run hotel is located on the romantic Road to the Isles three miles from Mallaig, and commands breathtaking views over the famous silver sands of Morar & the Inner Hebridean Islands of Rum and Eigg. 30 en suite rooms with TV, telephone, hairdryer & hospitality tray
* Restaurant
* Bar
* No lift
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ANGUS HOTEL
Blairgowrie
Three nights dinner, bed & breakfast
One of Perthshire’s best known hotels, the Angus is centrally located in the popular berry growing town of Blairgowrie, close to the foothills of the Cairngorms. 81 en suite rooms with TV, telephone, radio & hospitality tray
* Restaurant
* Lounge/bar
* Lift
* Outside patio area
* Heated indoor swimming pool, spa, sauna & solarium
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DEPARTURE CODES
C – 18 June 2010
D – 6 September 2010
Our Free doortodoor service applies to passengers with postcodes in the following areas:
POSTCODE CV
Passengers with the following postal code addresses: CV21 and *CV23 inclusive.
POSTCODE LE
Passengers with the following postal code addresses: *LE16
POSTCODE NN
All NN postcodes.
POSTCODE MK
All MK postcodes with the exception of MK44 and MK45.
POSTCODE OX
Passengers with the following postal code addresses OX1-5 inclusive, OX 7, 14, 15, 16, 17, 20 and OX25-OX29 inclusive.
For pick-up details please Click Here
*Customers with other CV and LE postcodes should refer to the Bowens Summer 2010 brochure Click Here
Please note if your post code is not in the above list we do not offer our Door-to-Door Home pick up service
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| Mon 06-Sep-2010 | J675 1 | Morar Hotel | 8 | £549.00 | - | £78.00 |
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