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The one that keeps your spirits high in The Highlands, with all things quintessentially Scottish

Not afraid of frocking up in a kilt and jumping on the bagpipes? Perhaps you’ve got some Scottish blood! And lucky you if you do. Home to mystical castles, glorious highlands and enough whisky to booze the Loch Ness Monster, you’ll be head over heels with all things Scottish by the time your week of adventure here is up.

„70 percent join our trips solo“

„70% of our travellers join our trips solo, so you’ll travel with like-minded young people who want to make friends, experience new things and create lifelong memories. This is the best way to turn solo travel into the most social travel imaginable.“ (Zitiert vom sehr erfahrenen und international beliebten Anbieter dieser Reise für junge Leute. Für die neuesten Infos und etwaige Änderungen siehe hier)

„Most popular youth travel company in the world“

Infos vom sehr erfahrenen und international beliebten Anbieter dieser Reise für junge Leute („Most popular youth travel company in the world“, Wikipedia): „Our trips are exclusively for 18-35s, and whether you join us solo or in a group, our trips are designed so you can share incredible experiences with young travellers just like you.“

Bewertungen durch Reiseteilnehmer/-innen:

4.3 von 5 Sternen (57 Bewertungen)* (alle Bewertungen und etwaige Änderungen findest du auf der Detailseite)

Alterszielgruppe:

18 bis 35 (35 bis 45 bei „Reunion Trips“)

Reisedauer und Preis:

6 Tage, 1 Land ab ca. € 917* (finale Preise je nach Reisedatum, Zimmer und Extras findest du auf der Buchungsseite)

Reiseziele:

Europa > Schottland | Vereinigtes Königreich

Für alle Details und etwaige Änderungen siehe die Detailseite

Geplanter Reiseverlauf:

Day 1: Edinburgh

Day 2: Edinburgh

Day 3: Edinburgh

St

Andrews

Stirling

Inverness

Day 4: Inverness

Loch Ness

Aviemore

Inverness

Day 5: Inverness

Glenfinnan Viaduct

Glasgow

Day 6: Glasgow

Day 1: Start Edinburgh

Edinburgh

Royal mile, old Castle, home of the brave, Edinburgh is going to turn it on from start to end. With days of good time ahead, go out in search of haggis, a whisky bar and join the jolly locals before meeting up with the crew tonight, in anticipation of the good times that are yet to come.

Holiday Inn Express Edinburgh City West (or similar)Scottish EveningWith traditional bagpipes & a chance to try some haggis, tonight serves up an authentic Scottish experience. After feasting on some hearty local food, the piper will tell you a Scottish tale or two.
Additional costs apply

Day 2: Edinburgh

Edinburgh
Today is yours to roam free – but if you want to get the low down on the history of this city why not join our local guide for an optional tour of Edinburgh Castle (which is resting on an extinct volcano!!) to kickstart your love affair with this city. Or maybe you’ll do a spot of tartan shopping on Princes Street or indulge in some whisky tasting.

Ibis Edinburgh Centre South Bridge (or similar)

Included Meals:

Breakfast

Edinburgh Castle ExperiencePeel back the historical layers with the help of our local expert. You’ll discover the most fascinating & blood-curdling stories hidden within walls of this amazing building – not to mention the best panoramic views of Edinburgh. By the end of your visit you’ll truly appreciate why this remains Scotland’s number one tourist attraction!
Additional costs apply

Whisky Tastes and TalesIgnite your palate with a locally guided tasting of the national drink of Scotland. The Scots have traditionally called their whisky ‚aqua vitae‘ quite literally translating to the ‚water of life‘ & giving us an appreciation of the reverence in which whisky is held here. Here you will sample some of the finest local whiskies all while your local guide recounts the legendary tales of the people who helped to turn whisky from a locally produced drink into a national treasure.
Additional costs apply

Day 3: Edinburgh to Inverness via St Andrews and Stirling

EdinburghIt’s time to blaze a trail out of Edinburgh & head for Inverness.

St. AndrewsOn the way to the main affair of the day we’ll stop by St. Andrews, the birthplace of golf, would you believe? As well as Scotland’s oldest university town.

StirlingWe make a stop in Stirling, known for its famous Castle nestled right on a hill, and the town where William Wallace took on the English and yelled „Freeeedom!“InvernessAlready blown away by the beauty of the rugged mountain scenery en route, we’ll arrive in Inverness amped up for mystical tales.

Columba Hotel Inverness (or similar)

Included Meals:

Breakfast

Dinner

Included Experience Visit St Andrews If you like golf, you’ll love St Andrews. But if you think it spoils a nice walk in the park, there’s also Swilcan Bridge.

Day 4: Inverness via Loch Ness and AviemoreMake Travel Matter®

InvernessWe might be coming down from a high (geographically speaking) this morning, but as we seek out the stunning Loch Ness, the mood will only be rising.

Loch NessWe’ll stop to see lovely Loch Ness, the most voluminous lake in the UK – containing more water than all the lakes of England and Wales combined! It’s also rumoured to contain something else, something far more legendary which you’re sure to have heard of…

AviemoreWe’ll also check out Aviemore, a picturesque jewel in the Cairngorms‘ crown – home to lochs, mountains trails and plenty of panoramic views.InvernessWith breath-taking scenery still in mind, today’s sights will leave you more than content with your day’s discoveries.

Columba Hotel Inverness (or similar)

Included Meals:

Breakfast

Included ExperienceSpot the Loch Ness Monster Sit back, relax and cruise along the loch with your Contiki crew. But keep your eyes peeled and camera ready for mythical ‘Nessie’. Make Travel Matter®Highland Estate and Curling (MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience)Welcome to Rothiemurchus, a living Highland estate where nature and humanity have coexisted for centuries. Here we’ll meet up with an expert ranger, who’ll teach us all about the wildlife, flora and fauna that call the 10,000-hectare haven home. We’ll also enjoy a delicious lunch made from local ingredients.
You’ll also get to experience the forest according to the season: during the winter, you’ll get to try curling (a traditional Scottish sport) and during the summer, you’ll experience the Highland Games.
Additional costs apply

Day 5: Inverness to Glasgow

InvernessAfter a few days of remote and rugged goodness, a change of pace in Scotland’s biggest city is sure to fire things up a notch.

Glenfinnan ViaductFeast your eyes on the railway viaduct – once a calling stop for the magical Hogwarts Express in the Harry Potter films and the breathtaking waters of Loch Shiel, which seems to stretch on endlessly.GlasgowGet involved with everything great about Glasgow. Live music on every corner, a gothic cathedral & plenty of quirky characters make this city unique.

Ibis Glasgow City Centre Sauchiehall Street Hotel (or similar)

Included Meals:

Breakfast

Included ExperienceSee the William Wallace Monument Explore the sights of Stirling and get a selfie with the memorial to the iconic Scottish knight.Included ExperienceSee Glenfinnan Viaduct Heads up ‘Potterheads’. Keep your eyes peeled for the Hogwarts Express.Eatwith GlasgowGlasgow was once called the “Second City of the Empire” due to its importance to industry & manufacturing. These days, instead of ships & textiles, Glasgow is building a famous food scene. Tonight, you will get the opportunity to get off the beaten path & have a truly local Glaswegian experience. Your hosts use sustainably sourced local ingredients to prepare a delicious home-cooked meal.
Additional costs apply

Day 6: End Glasgow

Glasgow

Our trip ends this morning after breakfast. Say goodbye to your travel squad, and get started on planning the next big travel adventure.

Included Meals:

Breakfast

Alle aktuellen Details und etwaige Änderungen findest du auf der Detailseite

Ein paar der Highlights:

Included Experience
Spot the Loch Ness Monster

Sit back, relax and cruise along the loch with your Contiki crew. But keep your eyes peeled and camera ready for mythical ‘Nessie’.

INCLUDED

Included Experience
See the William Wallace Monument

Explore the sights of Stirling and get a selfie with the memorial to the iconic Scottish knight.

INCLUDED

Edinburgh Castle Experience

Peel back the historical layers with the help of our local expert. You’ll discover the most fascinating & blood-curdling stories hidden within walls of this amazing building – not to mention the best panoramic views of Edinburgh. By the end of your visit you’ll truly appreciate why this remains Scotland’s number one tourist attraction!

ADDITIONAL COST APPLIED

Whisky Tastes and Tales

Ignite your palate with a locally guided tasting of the national drink of Scotland. The Scots have traditionally called their whisky ‚aqua vitae‘ quite literally translating to the ‚water of life‘ & giving us an appreciation of the reverence in which whisky is held here. Here you will sample some of the finest local whiskies all while your local guide recounts the legendary tales of the people who helped to turn whisky from a locally produced drink into a national treasure.

ADDITIONAL COST APPLIED

Trip Highlights

The must do experiences that you can cross off your bucket list

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FAQ:

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Inkludierte Kulinarik:

5 Breakfasts, 1 Dinner

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Transfers:

Coach

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Gruppengröße:

Average 38 people

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Team:

Expert Trip Manager + Driver Team + Local Guides

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Weitere Details:

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