10 Day Orkney & the Outer Hebrides Small- Group
Stirling · Foyers · Dores · Inverness · Dunrobin · John O'Groats · Skara Brae · Stromness · Kirkwall · St Margaret's Hope · Summer Isles · Ullapool · Wyspa Lewis · Stornoway · Wyspa Harris · Luskentyre · Uig · Kilt Rock · Dunvegan · Portree · Wyspa Skye · Sligachan · Dornie · Fort William · Glencoe · Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park · Edinburgh
Przegląd wycieczki
Are you curious about wild places? Interested in how prehistoric civilisations thrived in barren islands? Do you desire to escape the rush of city life? If this sounds familiar, then this is the tour for you, travelling to the most northern, remote, and enchanting places in Scotland. You’ll see emerald blue shores and white beaches in Lewis and Harris. You’ll be entranced by the vivid tales of prehistoric history in the Orkney, and be blown away by the geological wonders of Skye.
Starts
Check-in closes at 08:15 (tour departs at 08:30) - Gate J And Gate K, Edinburgh Bus Station, St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, EH1 3DQ
Finishes (approx.)
19:00 - Edinburgh Bus Station Drop Off, Gate J and Gate K, Edinburgh Bus Station, St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, EH1 3DQ
Important information
- Pack your waterproof clothing and walking shoes
- There is limited space on our mini-coaches so luggage is restricted. Each passenger is entitled to one 20kg bag, plus one small bag for personal items. Your main luggage must not exceed 22in x 17in x 10in in size or 20kg (44lbs) in weight. This should be one piece of luggage similar to an airline cabin bag. A small bag for personal items such as a handbag, purse or small backpack. Please ensure you can lift and carry your own luggage without assistance. Unfortunately we're not able to accommodate larger or heavier bags, please ensure you pack accordingly or store excess baggage prior to departure.
Plan dzień po dniu
As you head north, you pass by some iconic Scottish landmarks, including the Kelpies, 30-meter-tall horse head sculptures, and the imposing Stirling Castle, perched high on a craggy hill. Crossing the ancient Fault Line that divides Scotland, you'll enter the breathtaking Highlands. Here, the flat, fertile plains of the Lowlands gradually give way to shimmering lochs, rugged mountain peaks, and forest-filled glens within Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park. A quick break in a quaint Highland town or by a scenic loch refreshes you for the next leg of your journey.
Continuing north, you traverse the vast, open landscapes of Rannoch Moor before arriving at Glen Coe, one of Scotland's most famous natural landmarks. Known for its dramatic, rugged slopes, this beautiful valley has been featured in films and has many stories to tell. You'll have time for photo stops or a short walk to fully appreciate the stunning scenery.
Next, you'll visit Fort William, a charming Highland town nestled at the foot of Britain's highest mountain, Ben Nevis. You've got time for lunch and exploration, so you can decide what you want to do. Sample local cuisine, wander the streets of the town centre, or visit a local museum to learn more about the area's rich history. Continuing along the rugged landscapes of Great Glen, we'll stop for photos at the most scenic viewpoints. The journey takes us north to a Highland gem, Falls of Foyers, where you can go for a short walk to admire this stunning waterfall that was a favourite spot of the poet Robert Burns.
We journey along the legendary Loch Ness, whose dark, peat-stained waters hold more freshwater than all the lakes in England and Wales combined. Its vast depths make it the perfect hiding place for the elusive Loch Ness Monster. During our stop at Dores, a peaceful village with stunning views across Loch Ness, you might even spot the famous creature. As the day winds down, we arrive in Inverness, the vibrant Capital of the Highlands. The evening is free for you to enjoy, make sure to sample some local cuisine and take a leisurely stroll along the charming streets to the impressive Inverness Castle or the scenic River Ness islands.
