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    GRAND  TOURS



                                                                                                                     Jacobite on Glenfinnan Viaduct - Marcin Kadziolka -shutterstock













      Scottish Islands & Highlands






      Friday 5 September to Thursday 18 September 2025

      A small group tour that travels through the Inner and Outer Hebrides. Meet local islanders and learn more about life on the isles - this holiday aims
      to be much more immersive than previous tours. Transport is provided by local companies on the islands and local guides are used where possible to
      add depth and value.

      Day 1 - Welcome to Glasgow           Day 3 - Explore Iona                 treasures such as the ‘Green Man’ and ‘Sir Fitzroy’s
      We meet in Glasgow for a welcome dinner and a  A day of exploration beginning with a bus transfer   Spring’. Later, take the ferry over to the Morvern
      1-night stay. If you’ve never been to this lively cultural  to Fionnphort for a ferry over to Iona. This small   peninsula and transfer by road to Fort William for
      city, why not arrive a day or two early? We would be  island is only 1.5 miles wide and 3 miles long - one of   a 2-night stay.
      happy to arrange this for you.       the reasons that vehicle access is strictly limited. We
                                           travel on foot and have a guided walking tour with a   Day 5 - Jacobite Steam
      Day 2 - Over to Mull                 local islander, enabling us to really get a feel for what   A  return  journey  on  the  famous  Jacobite  Steam
      The West Highland railway line skirts the Clyde Sea   life is like here. A packed lunch will be included today.   train today. This 84-mile round trip sees us cross the
      Lochs before journeying through pretty Glen Lochy                         21-arched Glenfinnan Viaduct which overlooks Loch
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      and passing Kilchurn Castle, a 15  Century ruin at  Day 4 - Duart Castle & Fort William  Shiel and the Jacobite monument. There is time for
      the  head  of  Loch  Awe.  Our  destination  is  Oban  Visit Duart Castle, seat of the Clan Maclean, this   lunch in Mallaig - derived from old Norse ‘Mel Vik’,
      where there is a little time before the afternoon ferry  morning.  We  hope  to  include  a  private  history   meaning sand dune bay - before we return to Fort
      to Craignure, followed by a road transfer to colourful  tour of the grounds  to discover more  about the   William for an evening at leisure.
      Tobermory for a 2-night stay.        castle’s inhabitants through the ages and find hidden












     Duart Castle, Isle of Mull - Swen Stroop - shutterstock  Strathspey Railway













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