Day 1 - Welcome to Glasgow
Discover the main attractions of Glasgow as you drive around George
Square with its ornate City Chambers and nearby Glasgow Cathedral. Visit
the modern Riverside Museum of Transport and Travel to see extensive
collections of various vehicles. Join your tour director for a welcome
drink before dinner.
Overnight: Thistle Hotel, Glasgow
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George Square |
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George Square |
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George Square |
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Glasgow Cathedral |
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Glasgow Cathedral |
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Glasgow Cathedral |
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Riverside Museum |
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Riverside Museum |
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Riverside Museum |
Day 2 - Glasgow => Loch Lomond => Fort William => Loch Ness => Nairn
Depart Glasgow and travel alongside the famous Loch Lomond,renowned for its unsurpassed beauty. Travel through the deep valley of Glen Coe,notorious for the Campbell massacre of the Clan Macdonald in 1692.
Continue through Fort William and stop at the Spean Bridge Woollen Mill,
which offers quality Scottish goods. At Fort Augustus embark on a short cruise on loch Ness
to admire enchanting views and keep an eye out for "Nessie.” Continue
to Nairn and enjoy a Scottish Highland evening with haggis and other
traditional foods as well as bagpipe music and dance.
Overnight: Newton Hotel, Nairn
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Fort William |
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Loch Lomond |
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Loch Lomond |
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Glen coe |
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Glen Coe |
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Glen Coe |
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Glen Coe |
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Nairn |
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Nairn |
Day 3 - Inverness => Pitlochry => Edinburgh
Visit the Culloden Visitor Centre
to learn about the Battle of Culloden where Bonnie Prince Charlie was
defeated by the British army in 1746, changing the traditional way of
Highland clan life forever. Drive through the Grampian Mountains to visit Blair Athol Distillery in Pitlochry to see how whisky is distilled and sample some. Continue
south to Edinburgh and check in to your hotel, a few miles from the city
and set in lovely grounds. Head into Edinburgh to a popular restaurant
for dinner which is followed by a fun walking tour with a local guide to
discover the haunts of Edinburgh's eccentric characters in the narrow
streets and alleys of the medieval city. Overnight: Marriott Dalmahoy Hotel, Edinburgh
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Pitlochry |
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Blair Athol Distillery |
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Blair Athol Disillery |
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Inverness |
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Inverness |
Day 4 - Edinburgh Castle & City Tour
This morning see the principal sights of Edinburgh as you
drive along Princes Street and through the wide streets of the
200-year-old Georgian New Town. Walk along parts of the Royal Mile where some houses reach 11 floors tall. Visit Edinburgh Castle, which dominates the city and contains the Scottish Crown Jewels and the
Stone of Scone. The balance of the day is free. On July 30 to August 20
departures, seats are reserved for the Military Tattoo at Edinburgh Castle.
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Edinburgh City |
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Edinburgh Castle |
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Edinburgh City |
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Military Tattoo |
Day 5 - Homeward bound
After breakfast spend independent time in Edinburgh or transfer to Edinburgh Airport in good time to check in for your flight.
Towns Visited on the Tour:
Edinburgh, Fort Augustus, Glasgow, Inverness, Pitlochry, Spean Bridge
Castle Visited
Edinburgh Castle
Promotion Price MYR 6500++
Normal Price : MYR 8900++
Exclusions
- Admission charges unless otherwise stated in the itinerary
- Meals, snacks or items of a personal nature
- Gratuity to your driver and guide
- Airfare
Inclusions
- First class hotel accommodation includes twin-bedded rooms with private facilities
- 4 full Scottish breakfasts
- 1 table d'hรดte dinners
- Scottish Highland Evening with entertainment
- Edinburgh restaurant dinner
- Welcome get-together drink with your tour director
- Admission and visits to Riverside Museum of Transport and Travel, Spean Bridge Woollen Mill, Culloden Battlefield Visitor Centreand Edinburgh Castle
- Tours of Glasgow and Edinburgh with your tour director
- Blair Athol Distillery tour and tasting
- Edinburgh ghost walking tour
- Touring by luxury air-conditioned coach with reclining seats and a washroom onboard
- The services of a professional Tour Director
- Tickets are included for the world-famous Tattoo on 20 August departures
- Airport transfer are provided on Day 1 and Day 5
- All local taxes, hotel service charges and porterage for one suitcase per person
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