A journey through the Celtic heartlands in the central Highlands taking in the waterfalls in Birnam forest, Pitlochry, the Queen’s View and the splendour of Loch Tay, an area abundant with standing stone circles.

Departure Time : 09:00                                        Return Time : 19:15 approx.

Adult Prices from £34.00 - £40.00                       Discount Prices from £32.00 - £37.00

Departs : Daily throughout the year

ITINERARY

Explore the History, Legends and Magical Tales of the Celtic and Scottish Heartlands.

You travel over the Forth Road Bridge past Perth to Dunkeld and the Hermitage in Macbeth’s Birnam Wood for a forest walk amongst spectacular waterfalls and the tallest trees in the country. Then journey north for lunch at Pitlochry before travelling to see the Queen’s View on Loch Tummel.

Your afternoon continues with a visit to Dewar’s Whisky Distillery, before travelling the length of majestic Loch Tay, beneath the dramatic Ben Lawers, to Killin in romantic Glen Dochart, an area abundant with ancient stone circles. From here you journey through Rob Roy country past Stirling Castle on your way back to Edinburgh.

Inclusions

Transportation by top of the range Mercedes coach.

Forced air ventilation as standard.
Services of a professional driver/guide

Exclusions
Lunch and refreshments.
Entrance fee to the distillery

* Please note that due to safety legislation open-toed or high-heeled shoes are not permitted within the Whisky Distillery.
* Dewars World Of Whisky is closed every Sunday Nov - April. Tour will divert to visit Glenturret Distillery every Sunday during this period and return to Edinburgh via Crieff and Stirling. Because of the alteration to the route the tour is unable to visit Loch Tay and Killin on the return journey.

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Students, Seniors over 60 and Children between 5 and 16 Important Information

Important Information
Because we believe in time off the bus and give you opportunities to take nature walks we recommend you bring suitable clothing and footwear for your tour. Scotland can be a wet place!!

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