Loch Tummel Hotel 5 Day Scenic Scotland
First Day - South
Arrive at the Loch Tummel Hotel in time for dinner.
Perth & Scone Palace
Sitting on the banks of the River Tay, Perth is the cosmopolitan centre and bustling city of rural Perthshire offering a range of entertainment, shops, cafes and restaurants. Visit the recently renovated Perth Museum, home to The Stone of Destiny, an ancient symbol of Scotland. A stone that helped to make kings and queens, it was used in the inauguration of Scottish monarchs at Scone Palace, just upriver from Perth. The Stone’s story stretches back through the ages and is still used to crown kings and queens of the United Kingdom today, including the coronation of King Charles III in 2023. Scone breathes history like nowhere else in Scotland. It is the family home of the Earls of Mansfield and the ancient crowning place of Scottish kings on the stone of Scone. You can wander down the Long Galley where King Charles II strode to his coronation in 1661. During the Jacobite rebellions, the ‘Old Pretender’ spent three weeks at Scone while his son, Bonnie Prince Charlie, visited in 1745. Step outside the Palace and nature awaits in abundance. There are no formal gardens at Scone, but 100 acres of woodland gardens with their borders, flowering shrubs and trees create a gloriously peaceful setting for strolling or picnicking
Culloden Battlefield & Aviemore
Visit Culloden - one of the most iconic battlefields in British history. Travel back to 1745 and learn about the demise of the Jacobite rebellion before visiting Aviemore. The dramatic mountain environments and dark woodlands are some of the most remote wildernesses in Scotland. Located on the doorstep of the Cairngorm National Park, Aviemore is a busy town offering extensive views of the distant mountains.
Aberfeldy, Crieff & Pitlochry
Where rolling lowland hills meet rugged highland mountains, these bustling towns have plenty to do and see. Lying on the shores of Scotland’s longest river, the River Tay, Aberfeldy has spectacular views of the Falls of Moness. Journey on to discover Crieff – originally a main cattle trading centre in Scotland. From its medieval roots this town has flourished and is home to the oldest distillery in Scotland which showcases one of Scotland’s most famous whiskies. Finally visit the friendly little town of Pitlochry with its quaint architecture and beautiful scenery, as well as local crafts and produce.
Last Day
Return home.
- Departure: Saturday, July 4, 2026
- Excursions Included
- Half Board
- Nightly Entertainment
- Luxury Coach Travel
- £467.00 Per Person
| Pickup Point | Address | Time |
|---|---|---|
| LLanrwst | Free Secure Parking at coach depot - Station Yard, LL26 0EH | 5.45AM |
| Bangor | Outside the Railway Station, LL57 2DP | 6.30AM |
| Llandudno | Bus Stop opposite Kings Arms, Mostyn Street, LL30 2NL | 7.00AM |
| Colwyn Bay | Bus Stop layby opposite Spillane & CO, Conway Road, LL29 7HT | 7.20AM |
| Abergele & Pensarn | Bus Stop outside Abergele and Pensarn Railway Station, LL22 7RF | 7.40AM |
| Rhyl | National Express Stop, Promenade Bus Layby near Sea Life Centre, LL18 3AF | 7.50AM |
| Prestatyn | Bus Station, LL19 7SE | 8.05AM |
| Flint | Bus Stop layby by Ship Public House, CH6 5NW | 8.35AM |
| Connah's Quay | Bus Stop opposite Connah’s Quay, Precinct & Market Place, CH5 4DD | 8.55AM |
| Chester | Chester Railway Station, CH1 3DR | 9.30AM |