East to West of Scotland Adventure
From east to west of Scotland
£3400 For Tour and Transport
This is an example of an itinerary for a private east to west of Scotland tour. Let us know what you would like to add or take away from the day and we will endeavour to make your dream days in Scotland.
Highlights:
- East to west of Scotland
- Dunottar Castle
- Dunottar Castle
- Burn O’Vat
- Linn O’Dee
- Inverness
- Old Man of Stoer
- Ullapool
East to west of Scotland adventure
Tour Departures
From your accommodation anywhere in Scotland
Tour Costs
£3400 for your private tour and transport, for exclusive use of our bus for you and your friends or family.
Our bus can accommodate 16 passengers.
Inclusions
Transport by luxury minicoach for a more
personal experience.
Services of a professional Heartland Travel driver/guide.
Accommodation
We will source and secure accommodation for your tour, which you will pay on arrival.
You can let us know what level of accommodation you require,
i.e. Hotel, B&B or Hostel.
Accommodation is not included in tour price.
Attractions
We can arrange for you to visit attractions on our tour but they are not included in the price.
Tour Itinerary
A 3 day adventure taking you as far north, east and west of Scotland as possible!
We will pick you at your accommodation and head north east to Dunottar Castle, A dramatic and evocative ruined cliff top fortress in a truly stunning setting. We will have time there to walk the cliff edge along to the Castle and explore.
From here, we will move on to Burn O’Vat, a giant pothole carved by a huge melt water stream during the last Ice Age where we can wander through birch woodlands and an enjoy an impressive example of nature’s sculptural work,
Heading further West on our tour we will be passing the Royal highland retreat of Balmoral and into the Cairngorms National Park, we will stop at the Linn O’Dee by Braemar. This landscape sits at the westerly end of Deeside, at the junction between Glen Lui and the main glen. The Dee is dramatically funnelled through a rocky gorge at the Linn of Dee, below a beautiful gothic-arched bridge.
From here we will head north to Tomintoul, the highest village in the Highlands in the prestigious Glenlivet Estate at the hard of the Speyside Region. We will stop at Drumin Castle, a 14thC tower house, which commands a prominent, strategic position at the top of a natural embankment, it overlooks the confluence of the Rivers Livet and Avon.
Our next stop on the tour will be Inverness where we have can eat, drink and be merry.
Continuing our east to west of Scotland tour. We have an early start on day 2 for a journey of a lifetime through Wester Ross and on to the rugged coastline where we will see the Old Man of Stoer, the UK’s most spectacular sea-stack. This is not for the feint hearted. It’s a 4.5 mile round trip and the walking is rough.
We are travelling a long way to reach this point so regardless of weather, we should be prepared for a real adventure. The coastal scenery is unbelievably impressive; the return is over a low hill with fantastic views in clear weather. This is the best walk in Assynt. The terrain here is rough walking along the coast, pathless at times.
After a busy day, we can reward ourselves with a dram at our accommodation in Ullapool.
On our last day (day 3), we will enjoy a leisurely drive home and will have plenty of opportunities to stop for photo’s.
