Treasures of Scotland

Treasures of Scotland
 7 days  Scotland  Max 18 Passengers


Overview
Enchanting lochs, haunting glens and soaring mountains: Scotland is home to many diverse treasures. On this tour of the historic Borders and scenic Central Belt, we'll discover some of the country's most spectacular views, fascinating stories and long-standing traditions - all of which are to be found in lesser-visited locations off the beaten track. Ready to discover another side to Scotland? This is the trip for you!

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The Lynott Difference

  • Experience soul-stirring views on a Highland safari in Perthshire
  •  Admire the stunning natural beauty of Loch Lomond aboard a scenic cruise
  •  Visit the 18th-century mill village of New Lanark, a UNESCO World Heritage Site


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Day 1 - Edinburgh
ST. ANdrewsA land of magnificent historical treasures and imagination-firing landscapes – we’ll meet in Bonnie Scotland’s picturesque capital. After settling into our hand-picked hotel, we’ll get to know one another better over a deliciously hearty welcome meal. Here’s to the incredible journey ahead! Accommodation: Malmaison Edinburgh City (or similar)

Day 2 Perthshire
A land of magnificent historical treasures and imagination-firing landscapes – we’ll meet in Bonnie Scotland’s picturesque capital. After settling into our hand-picked hotel, we’ll get to know one another better over a deliciously hearty welcome meal. Here’s to the incredible journey ahead! Accommodation: Malmaison Edinburgh City (or similar)

Day 3 - Pitlochry - Perthshire - Pitlochry
Today is one for the nature-lovers amongst us! After breakfast, we’ll set off to explore the vastness of the highlands with a kilted safari ranger – going off-road through wild terrain to take in the area’s spectacular mountain views. We may even be lucky enough to glimpse a golden eagle, mountain hare or grouse as we go. After an adventurous ride, we’ll move on to the Red Deer Centre – where we’ll have the opportunity to see Britain’s largest native land mammal up close. Then: we’ll return to the hotel for an afternoon of leisure time. Accommodation: The Royal George Hotel (or similar)

Day 4 - Pitlochry - Scottish Crannog Center - Luss
Today we’ve an appointment to keep at the Scottish Crannog Centre. Walking in the footsteps of the original Crannog dwellers, we’ll immerse ourselves in a variety of craft, textile and cooking demonstrations – gaining a unique insight into Scotland’s extensive and fascinating history. Following our visit, we have a whisky tasting session to look forward to at the postcard-perfect Glengoyne Distillery. Continuing our journey, we’ll end the day along the western shore of Loch Lomond in the picturesque village of Luss – where a sumptuous group dinner awaits. Accommodation: Lodge on Loch Lomond (or similar)
IonaDay 5 - Luss - Glencoe - Luss
More breathtaking scenery is on the cards today as we take a day trip through the magnificent Glencoe valley. Sit back and enjoy the leisurely pace as we admire the towering mountain ranges formed by volcanic eruptions and glacial movement thousands of years ago. While we’re here, we’ll visit Glencoe Visitor Centre and learn the haunting story of the Glencoe Massacre of 1692. Afterwards, we’ll savour an afternoon of leisure time when we return to Luss.

Day 5 - Luss - Alloway - Troon
We couldn’t leave Loch Lomond behind without taking some time to get up close and personal with its mysterious waters – and that’s why we’ll round off our visit to the area with a breathtaking loch cruise this morning. After losing ourselves amidst the views of islands, mountains and trees, we’ll head back to dry land for the journey to Alloway: the birthplace of National Bard Robert Burns (recently voted ‘the most iconic Scot of all time’). We’ll familiarise ourselves with Rabbie’s life, works – and even the cottage where he was born this afternoon. Then: onwards to charming Troon, where an included dinner awaits. Accommodation: Piersland House (or similar) (D)

Day 6 - Scottish Borders
StirlingThis morning, we’ll round off our visit to Loch Lomond with a scenic loch cruise. After losing ourselves amidst the views of islands, mountains and trees, we’ll head back to dry land for the journey to the Scottish Borders. Along the way, we’ll make a stop in New Lanark. This 18th-century mill village was founded in the midst of the booming cotton industry (and is one of Scotland’s six UNESCO World Heritage Sites of ‘outstanding universal value’). A region steeped in history and ancient traditions, we’ll savour a final group meal surrounded by the natural beauty of the Scottish Borders tonight. Accommodation: The Tontine Hotel (or similar)

Day 7 - Scottish Borders - North Berwick - Edinburgh
Before our tour comes to a close, we’ve a couple of historical stops to make. First: we’ll pay a visit to Traquair House, the oldest inhabited house in Scotland before continuing on to Melrose Abbey – the final resting place of the heart of Robert the Bruce. Then: back to beautiful Edinburgh, where we’ll say goodbye.


    Tour Inclusions

    • 6 Nights Boutique Hotel
    • 9 Meals 6 Breakfasts, 3 Dinners
    • Premium mini-coach transportation with Driver
    • Tour Leader
    • Sightseeing and entrance fees

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    Jun-23
    Sat 10 Jun Fri 16 Jun US$2,399##
    Jul-23
    Sat 15 Jul Fri 21 Jul US$2,459##
    Aug-23
    Sat 12 Aug Fri 18 Aug US$2,459##
    Sep-23
    Sat 9 Sep Fri 15 Sep US$2,459##

    Single supplement $490

     


    Call +1-800-221-2474 9AM - 5PM Mon-Fri Eastern Time Please Email Us For Information