The wild and remote landscapes of Scotland have been inspiring
travellers for centuries and its panoramic views are almost as
legendary as the country's famous single malts.
On this exclusive four-day break, readers will fly to Edinburgh and
enjoy a guided tour of Scotland's elegant capital including its
iconic castle and the Palace of Holyroodhouse, once frequented by
Mary, Queen of Scots and now Her Majesty The Queen's official
residence in Scotland.
You'll be based in The Trossachs, Rob Roy MacGregor's stomping
ground near Loch Lomond, for three nights on a half-board basis,
with time to explore the largest freshwater lake in Britain. Your
trip also includes a chance to admire Britain's highest mountain,
Ben Nevis, cross the barren expanse of Rannoch Moor and drive
through Glencoe, a hauntingly beautiful valley sculpted by the last
ice age.
You'll see the scenic West Highland coastline on a spectacular
drive from Fort William to Oban, and stop in the pretty village of
Inveraray on the shores of Loch Fyne, the ancestral seat of the
Dukes of Argyll. Visits to historic Stirling Castle and Scone
Palace are also included in the trip, as is the opportunity to meet
some fabulous Highland cows during a trip to the Trossachs Woollen
Mill.
Arrive in Edinburgh and check in to the Winnock hotel and visit the imposing Edinburgh Castle and the Palace of Holyroodhouse.
Today will be a sightseeing day to remember as you take in magical Loch Lomond, Rannoch Moor, mighty Glencoe, Fort William, Oban and Inveraray
you will experience the best of the beautiful Trossachs today with visits to Aberfoyle, Trossachs Woollen Mill and the mighty Stirling Castle.
Today you will Georgian Scone Palace, the crowning place of the Kind of Scots near Perth and House of Bruar, the classic Scottish department store, before your flight home
Cosy former coaching inn by Loch Lomond
A cosy former coaching inn by Loch Lomond dating back to the late 1700's, The Winnock has offered lodging to weary travellers passing through the Trossachs for centuries. The Winnock has been lovingly restored and tastefully extended and offers 73 bedrooms, cosy lounges - many with open log fires - a characterful restaurant, function room and public lounge bar.
Guests take time to savour the fine food, wines, ales and whiskies on offer at the Merlin Restaurant and Ptarmigan bar, or in the light and airy Conservatory or snuggled up by a log fire.
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