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Day 1 A
route with a difference ... your journey
starts at Inverness, where you have time to
settle in, maybe a stroll along the banks of
the River Ness and away to the pub for
a wee dram before you retire for the night.
Day 2 Culloden Battlefield, scene of
the last battle fought on British soil,
between Bonnie Prince Charlie and the
English King in 1746. A memorable
experience. After Culloden why not head out
into the whisky lands to sample our National
Drink - the 'water of life' before heading
back to Inverness.
Day 3 you leave Inverness and head
north through the Black Isle and after a
(suggested) brief stop at Dornoch continue
north along the coast road to Caithness and
the ferry to Orkney. Arrive at your
accommodation where you have time to relax
and freshen up before evening dinner.
Days 4, 5 and 6 BACK IN TIME -
STONE TO IRON AGE:
Cuween Cairn, known as the Tomb of the Dogs.
Maeshowe, tomb or temple? the standing
stones of Stenness, Ring of Brodgar, circles
of mystery, Skara Brae, a village older than
the pyramids and the Broch of Gurness. The
Italian Chapel, designed by Italian
prisoners of war, Scapa Flow a great natural
harbour used in both world wars, Tomb of the
Eagles a neolithic site approx 3000 years
BC, Mine Howe, visit the mystery of the 29
steps, no one really knows what this ancient
mound really is, perhaps you may have an
idea? Whilst you are here why not make a
visit to the most northerly whisky
distillery in Scotland - Highland Park,
where you can once again sample our famous
drink! Truly a Viking experience
also!
Day 7 catch the ferry back to the
mainland this morning and head south
retracing your steps to Dornoch, where you
rest up for the night.
Day 8 heading west through the Great
Glen along the shores of Loch Ness, stopping
briefly at Urquhart Castle - here is the
deepest part of the Loch, continuing west
heading for the infamous Glencoe - scene of
the massacre and murder of MacDonalds by the Campbells
on the 13th February 1692. Take some time in
this Glen, great opportunities for photos
here and take in the unique atmosphere,
before ending the day at your accommodation.
Day 9 after a good Scottish
breakfast head south via the West Coast
through Kilmartin Glen - Scotland's richest
prehistoric landscape, over 5,000 years of
human history. Alternatively take the scenic
Bonnie Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond route.
Arrive at your last night of the tour, in
Glasgow, Scotland's largest and most vibrant
city. Time to relax, explore the city and
maybe a drink?
Day 10 it's away to the airport and
your flight home, hoping you have had a
truly memorable experience!
THIS
TOUR CAN BE FOR GROUPS, SELF DRIVE
OR
DRIVER GUIDED TOURS,
FOR ANY
NUMBER OF PEOPLE. |