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Visit an area which is not only steeped in history of battles and Jacobite uprisings but also boasts extraordinary natural beauty. We include a Highland safari – the best way to witness the incredible scenery.
Please choose your preferred 5 or 8 day itinerary
Local departure by coach or Home Connect service, then to the Angus Hotel, Blairgowrie for four nights.
We visit Perth, once the capital of Scotland and a picturesque playground for kings and queens. We continue to St. Andrews, famous as the 'Home of Golf' but also home to a ruined castle and cathedral that overlook the beaches that featured in 'Chariots of Fire'.
One of the highlights of our tour, as we head to Aberfeldy and climb aboard your 4x4 with a kilted Ranger. Armed with binoculars, share in their passion for nature, culture, wildlife as you travel through forests, mountains and moors on hill tracks with breathtaking scenery up to 3000 feet. There are regular sightings of Deer, Grouse and Golden Eagles. Enjoy a 'wee dram' and shortbread in a mountain bothy.
The remainder of the day is spent exploring Perthshire, take in the 'Queens View' with time free in the Victorian spa town of Pitlochry.
Soak up 1000 years of history at Glamis, the finest castle in Scotland, birthplace of Princess Margaret, and the setting for Shakespeare’s Macbeth. Explore the opulent rooms and the extensive gardens and pathways.
Nearby is the rejuvenated city of Dundee. Whilst here why not visit The Victoria & Albert Museum, featuring over 300 exhibits, explaining Scotland’s outstanding achievements across the world.
Return home.
Local departure by coach or Home Connect service, then to a comfortable hotel in the north of England for a one night stay.
We continue our journey north, crossing into Scotland, and onto the Angus Hotel, Blairgowrie for five nights.
We visit Perth, once the capital of Scotland and a picturesque playground for kings and queens. We continue to St. Andrews, famous as the 'Home of Golf' but also home to a ruined castle and cathedral overlook the beaches that featured in 'Chariots of Fire'.
One of the highlights of our tour, as we head to Aberfeldy and climb aboard your 4x4 with a kilted Ranger. Armed with binoculars, share in their passion for nature, culture, wildlife as you travel through forests, mountains and moors on hill tracks with breathtaking scenery up to 3000 feet. There are regular sightings of Deer, Grouse and Golden Eagles. Enjoy a 'wee dram' and shortbread in a mountain bothy.
The remainder of the day is spent exploring Perthshire, take in the 'Queens View' with time free in the Victorian spa town of Pitlochry.
Relax and enjoy Blairgowrie at your own pace.
Soak up 1000 years of history at Glamis, the finest castle in Scotland, birthplace of Princess Margaret, and the setting for Shakespeare’s Macbeth. Explore the opulent rooms and the extensive gardens and pathways.
Nearby is the rejuvenated city of Dundee. Why not visit The Victoria & Albert Museum, featuring over 300 exhibits, explaining Scotland’s outstanding achievements across the world.
We retrace our steps, crossing back to England and to a comfortable hotel for an overnight stay.
Return home.
If travelling from the North of England, you will stay for four nights at the 3-star Angus Hotel, Blairgowrie.
If travelling from the South of England, you will stay for five nights at the Angus Hotel, and will have a comfortable overnight stay en route outbound and return.
3.8 Out of 5 ( 4 Reviews )
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3.8 / 5
Mrs Gillan March, 1 year ago
a lot of wasted time. different changes of meal times. When we had a late sitting we didn't get our meals till at least an hour later. The best hotel out of the three was shapwells but we only stayed the one night.
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Alan Baum, 1 year ago
Driver very good and kind. We were often left with no information at stops. Meals strict timing and varied from 6 pm to 9 pm. No entertainment. No valeting at last hotel. Valeting given in main hotel after complaint. Safari highlight was a farce. Only saw men in kilts and lichen and were driven over potholes at speed. Glamis castle was the highlight.One client was lost and we sat waiting on the coach for an hour.In spite of this we enjoyed some of the holiday
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John, 1 year ago
Hotel was comfortable but there was a lack of information about the destinations we visited. The driver just dropped us in a town and said what time he was picking us up. There was no advice, history or information like there used to be with Shearings. Also the fact we spent 10 hours on both outward and inward journeys was too much. We used to take our own car and leave it at Stretton Interchange which made the journey easier and less time on the coach. We couldn’t do this now the interchange has moved to Lymm as it is a service station and too expensive.
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Vicky , 1 year ago
Great days out to Glamis Castle & St Andrews. Highland Safari with Andy the ranger was good fun and he was very informative. Hotel was nice, some entertainment in the evening would’ve been a bonus . Great crowd on the bus and friendly driver , Terry , too.
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