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In a delightful riverside setting at the foot of thickly wooded hills lies one of Perthshire's gems - the cathedral town of Dunkeld. On the opposite bank of the River Tay is the Victorian village of Birnam. Together their beautifully restored buildings and rich heritage are an inspiration for lovers of history, the arts and the great green outdoors. Stroll by the mighty River Tay and absorb the beautiful, natural scenery where some of Scotland’s finest trout and salmon fishing can be enjoyed and maybe cross Thomas Telford's Bridge, which leads to the village of Birnam. Dinner on Sunday night will feature traditional Scottish Fayre with Pipers and a live Ceileidh band to start your holiday in true ‘Scottish style’ |
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A delightful holiday to the heart of Scotland, based in the picturesque town of Pitlochry. Surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery in the heart of the Perthshire Highlands, Pitlochry has been a holiday resort since Victorian times. The town is well known for its Hydro Electric Dam and Fish Ladder, plus a unique choice of shops selling Scottish specialities. |
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A super all-inclusive break to an 18th century former Scottish Coaching Inn, located in the delightful village of Drymen. Enjoy the captivating scenery surrounding Loch Lomond, a place renowned for its beauty and tranquillity with majestic mountains and tiny wooded islands, plus the beautiful scenery of the Trossachs and a visit to the famous Capital city of Edinburgh with its magnificent castle and numerous attractions. |
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A choice of Highland Party Breaks based in superb four star hotels, located in the Western Highlands of Scotland where you can be assured of a warm welcome and high standards of accommodation, food, service and entertainment. |
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The stunning and unique scenery of the Northern Highlands is truly unforgettable, an area of lush green valleys, mystical lochs, towering mountains and picturesque coastlines. Our setting for exploring this beautiful area is the popular tourist town of Inverness, the bustling capital of the Highland region. The River Ness flows majestically through the centre of this attractive town which is overlooked by its dominating 19th century castle. |
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