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Sunday,  22 April 2001
PANORAMIC GLASGOW CITY TOUR 1400 - 1700
This short introduction to Glasgow will cover a panoramic tour of the City Centre, including the River Clyde, the historic Cathedral and Merchant City, the Georgian grandeur of Blythswood Square, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and the University Campus.   We drive through the Clyde Tunnel to Pollok Park and stop to visit the Burrell Art Collection.
Price includes:
  • Interior visit to Burrell Art
  • Travel by luxury touring coach
  • Services of Blue Badge Scottish Tourist Guide
  • Service charges and VAT at 17.5%

Price Per Person:   £21.00
Monday, 23 April 2001
EDINBURGH - SCOTLAND'S CAPITAL CITY 0930 - 1730
We travel to Edinburgh past historica Linlithgow, where we can see over to Linlithgow Palace, the birthplace of Mary Queen of Scots.  On the outskirts of Edinburgh, we will enjoy morning coffee and shortbread in the shadow of the magnificent Forth Bridges before a panoramic look at the sweeping Georgian terraces and crescents of the New Town, followed by an interior visit to Edinburgh Castle.  After lunch the remainder of the afternoon is free for shopping and/or independent sightseeing in teh closes and synds of the historic old town.
Price includes:
  • Panoramic sightseeing tour of Edinburgh
  • Admission to Edinburgh Castle
  • Morning coffee and shortbread
  • 2-course lunch plus coffee
  • Travel by luxury touring coach
  • Services of Blue Badge Scottish Tourist Guide
  • Service charges and VAT at 17.5%

Price Per Person:    £55.00

 
AYR AND ROBERT BURNS COUNTRY 1330 - 1730
Our journey takes us through the golfing town of Troon, where we will see the Championship links course.  At the small village of Alloway we will visit Robert Burns cottage, where the famous poet was born in 1759.  There is also the opportunity to visit the Land O'Burns Centre which explains the life and times of Burns before returning to Glasgow
Price includes:
  • Admission to Burns Cottage, Alloway
  • Interior visit to Land O'Burns Centre
  • Travel by luxury touring coach
  • Services of Blue Badge Scottish Tourist Guide
  • Service charges and VAT at 17.5%

Price Per Person:    £29.00

 

Tuesday, 24 April 2001
INVERARAY CASTLE AND THE WESTERN HIGHLANDS 0930 - 1730
From Glasgow we travel along the banks of the river Clyde to Helensburgh and then by way of scenic Glen Fruin to Loch Lomond and on to Tarbet, Arrochar and then over the Rest and be Thankful mountain pass and along the shores of Loch Fyne to Inveraray. We'll have a visit to Inveraray Castle, the home of the Duke of Argyll. After lunch we follow the shores of Loch Eck and the Holy Loch to Dunoon where we catch a ferry for the short but scenic sail to Gourock, then back to Glasgow
Price includes:
  • Visit to Inveraray Castle
  • 2-course lunch plus coffee
  • Sail from Dunoon to Gourock
  • Service charges and VAT at 17.5%

Price Per Person:    £56.00

LOCH LOMOND (Including sail on Loch)
1330-1730
From Glasgow we travel along the banks of the river Clyde to Helensburgh and then by way of scenic Glen Fruin to Loch Lomond and on to Tarbet.  Here we will board a cruiser for a sail on the Loch, in the shadow of Ben Lomond, during which we will have coffee & shortbread aboard.  Our final drive takes us along the banks of the Loch, with magnificent views to the islands, on our homeward journey to Glasgow.
Price includes:
  • Cruise on Loch Lomond
  • Coffee/tea & shortbread served during sail
  • Travel by luxury touring coach
  • Services of Blue Badge Scottish Tourist Guide
  • Service charges and VAT at 17.5%
Price Per Person:  £28.00

Wednesday, 25 April 2001
SCONE PALACE AND THE FAIR CITY OF PERTH 0930 - 1730
From Glasgow we travel past Stirling with views to its famous castle and through Dunblane to the fair city of Perth.  On the outskirts of Perth we stop at Scone Palace, home to the Earls of Mansfield and ancient coronation site of Scottish kings.  After a tour of the Palace and it's extensive grounds we will continue into the heart of the city for lunch.  There will be free time for shopping and/or independent sightseeing before returning, view the pleasant market town of Crieff, to Glasgow.
Price includes:
  • Admission to Scone Palace
  • 2-course lunch plus coffee
  • Travel by luxury touring coach
  • Services of Blue Badge Scottish Tourist Guide
  • Service charges and VAT at 17.5%
Price Per Person:  £54.00

 
GLENGOYNE DISTILLERY & LOCH LOMOND 1400 - 1730
Traveling from Glasgow, we drive to the foot of the Campsie Fells and visit Glengoyne Distillery, where we will see how a fine malt whisky - Scotland's national drink - is produced.  For those who wish there is even a taste of the end product!  At Balmaha we'll make a stop to enjoy the panoramic views of Loch Lomond before returning to Glasgow.
Price includes:
  • Guided tour of Glengoyne Malt Whisky Distillery with tasting
  • Travel by luxury touring coach
  • Services of Blue Badge Scottish Tourist Guide
  • Service charges and VAT at 17.5%

Price Per Person:    £25.00
 

Thursday, 26 April 2001

EDINBURGH - SCOTLAND'S CAPITAL CITY 0930 - 1730
We travel to Edinburgh past historica Linlithgow, where we can see over to Linlithgow Palace, the birthplace of Mary Queen of Scots.  On the outskirts of Edinburgh, we will enjoy morning coffee and shortbread in the shadow of the magnificent Forth Bridges before a panoramic look at the sweeping Georgian terraces and crescents of the New Town, followed by an interior visit to Edinburgh Castle.  After lunch the remainder of the afternoon is free for shopping and/or independent sightseeing in teh closes and synds of the historic old town.
Price includes:
  • Panoramic sightseeing tour of Edinburgh
  • Admission to Edinburgh Castle
  • Morning coffee and shortbread
  • 2-course lunch plus coffee
  • Travel by luxury touring coach
  • Services of Blue Badge Scottish Tourist Guide
  • Service charges and VAT at 17.5%

Price Per Person:    £55.00

LOCH LOMOND (Including sail on Loch)
0930 - 1330
From Glasgow we travel along the banks of the river Clyde to Helensburgh and then by way of scenic Glen Fruin to Loch Lomond and on to Tarbet.  Here we will board a cruiser for a sail on the Loch, in the shadow of Ben Lomond, during which we will have coffee & shortbread aboard.  Our final drive takes us along the banks of the Loch, with magnificent views to the islands, on our homeward journey to Glasgow.
Price includes:
  • Cruise on Loch Lomond
  • Coffee/tea & shortbread served during sail
  • Travel by luxury touring coach
  • Services of Blue Badge Scottish Tourist Guide
  • Service charges and VAT at 17.5%
Price Per Person:  £28.00

 

Friday, 27 April 2001

STIRLING CASTLE - BRAVEHEART COUNTRY
0930 - 1330
From Glasgow we travel northwards to the historic town of Stirling. Once a favorite residence of Scottish Kings and Queens, Stirling Castle is also the birthplace of James II in 1430. We will have a guided tour of the magnificent castle with its Great Hall, the Gatehouse of James IV, the marvelous palace of James V, the Chapel Royal and the 16th and 18th century artillery fortifications.
Price includes:
  • Guided tour of Stirling Castle
  • Travel by luxury touring coach
  • Services of Blue Badge Scottish Tourist Guide
  • Service charges and VAT at 17.5%
Price Per Person:  £29.00


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