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A Selection of our Scottish Holidays
Free Bar between 19:30hrs – 22:30hrs each night (selected brands)Our tour is based in Drymen near to Loch Lomond and the Trossachs. Originally made popular by Sir Walter Scott's publications of 'Rob Roy' and 'The Lady of the Lake', Loch Lomond & the Trossachs National Park offers magnificent landscapes and some of the finest scenery in Scotland.
The Scottish Highlands are a natural playground waiting to be explored. Majestic mountains and mysterious lochs, nostalgic railways, amazing wildlife and spectacular scenery waiting to be discovered! -® Flickr - @notnixo
A wonderful mix of rail and loch, this great new tour for 2022 takes you on a nostalgic steam journey. Based at the popular Winnock Hotel in Drymen, you will enjoy a steamship cruise on Loch Katrine, a trip on the Falkirk Wheel and a journey on the Bo’ness & Kinneil steam railway.©SRPS
Stranraer has a long history as a ferry port and the town is situated at the head of Loch Ryan. Stranraer is the gateway to the Rhinns of Galloway and for more than a century was a busy ferry port for services between south-west Scotland and Northern Ireland. The town has many shops and there are plenty of places to dine out too.
