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Scotland is everything Celtic you dream about and much more! Jagged coastlines, freshwater lakes, and saltwater fjords. St. Andrews, home of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club. Hip and historic Edinburgh with the Royal Mile, Palace of Holyroodhouse and Princes Street. The towering peaks of the Torridon Highlands and the mysterious Loch Ness. The Trossachs, the romantic countryside of Rob Roy.

Scotland abounds with hill and forest walks, horse riding and pony treking. Salmon fishing and golf are unsurpassed in Scotland and is a world leader in providing the very best of sporting pastimes.

The Scottish Rivers and Lochs have always epitomised the very best of inland fishing and angling. Stunning scenery, rushing streams, silent pools, hidden lochs and the all-pervading silence-you might be years from the worries and bustle of modern life.

Scotland is the home of golf! Golfers are in seventh heaven, with a multitude of top-class courses to enjoy. World famous links such as Carnoustie, St. Andrews, Royal Troon, Turnberry have been graced by many of the ancient games top professionals, including Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus,Gary Player, and Tom Watson. The Scots have played golf at St. Andrews since at least 1457 and now can claim six different courses to choose from.

Contact Celtour for a full tour service to include accommodation, touring, and all the very best of Scottish sporting pastimes.

This is a 7 day / 6 night tour of Scotland to include Glasgow, the West Coast, Highlands and Edinburgh.

All accommodation is of a high standard and rooms offer private ensuite bathrooms and full Scottish breakfast each morning.

Car rental would be for 7 days and would be group 2 Automatic (Renault Clio or Peugeot 106 or similar).

Total and inclusive tour price is for 2 persons.

Tour can be changed in any way to facilitate group numbers and number of nights at each hotel is flexible.

Scotland is "The Great Outdoors" of the United Kingdom and offers excellent walking opportunities, trekking, cycling, horse riding, LINKS golf and salmon fishing; history & heritage.

Day 1: Arrive Glasgow International Airport.

Collect car rental and transfer to Glasgow City centre hotel.

Stay overnight at The Carlton George Hotel.

Set in the heart of Glasgow’s city centre, the Carlton George combines state of the art technology, absolute luxury and impeccable service. It is located minutes from the shops with Princes Square, House of Fraser, The Buchanan Galleries and the Italian Centre. Your hotel is adjacent to Queen Street Station and twenty minutes from the Airport.

Bedroom would be an Executive Double ensuite and the hotel lounges have open fires and complimentary bar to relax.

 

Day 2: Drive to Argyll on the West Coast.

Stay overnight at Holly Tree Hotel, Kentallen, by Appin, Argyll.

The Holly Tree is situated at the very edge of Loch Linnhe and enjoys spectacular views to the mountains of Ardgour. The Hotel is a haven for quiet relaxation and enjoyment. Bedroom would be a Superior Double ensuite. Created from a railway station and built at the turn of the century in the Glasgow Art Nouveau style, and the hotel has been carefully enlarged in a very comfortable but relaxed manner whilst retaining the more interesting features of the original building. The grounds extend for a mile along the shore and include a private pier and slipway.

Loch Linnhe is a sea loch forming part of the great geological divide in the Highlands running from Oban to Inverness. It is a perfect location for a stay to remember.

 

Day 3: Transfer north to Inverness in the Highlands.

Stay overnight at The Priory Hotel, Beauly, Inverness-shire.

"Oui, c’est un beau lieu", was how Mary Queen of Scots described Beauly and gave the village its name in 1554. In the busy central square stands your hotel, a comfortable establishment with an excellent reputation for good food, first class accommodation and friendly efficient service. Bedroom would be a Superior Double ensuite.

 

Beauly is 12 miles west of Inverness and an ideal base for touring the Highlands and Loch Ness and an excellent base for walking, horse riding, golf, fishing, sailing and many other outdoor activities.

Day 4: Drive south to Perthshire.

Stay the night at Pine Trees Hotel, Pitlochry, Perthshire.

Hotel is a former Victorian mansion house and is small and select, combining luxurious accommodation with individual service and attention, in a glorious setting. Bedroom would be Superior Double ensuite. It is surrounded by 10 acres of garden and is a private haven.

 

Ancient castles and historic sites are within easy reach, or you could explore Pitlochry itself, visiting whiskey distilleries, or walking to Pitochry Dam to spot a salmon leaping up the famous ladder.

Day 5 & 6: Continue south to Edinburgh.

Stay two nights at Cannings Hotel in Edinburgh.Cannings was originally five Edwardian townhouses and is facing on to a cobbled street with gardens beyond. Bedrooms are individually designed with care, while peaceful lounges provide a retreat from the city bustle.

It is a very pleasant walk to the centre of Edinburgh and Princes Street, Edinburgh Castle and all its cultural delights. It is a very central hotel, located in the West End of the city and great for city tours and close to the Castle.

 

Day 7: Transfer back to Glasgow International Airport.

Drop off car rental and fly home or join one of our other tours to Ireland, England and Wales or beyond!

Total tour cost from Celtour would be from : €1560.00 inclusive.

Total tour cost is for two persons sharing car rental and hotel room as stated in above itinerary.

Celtour Ltd. Brambles, Pilgrim Hill, Castletown, Portlaoise, Co. Laois. Ireland.

Phone:353-502-56157

Fax: 353-502-56170

email: celtour@iol.ie