Scotland Sightseeing Tour Shore Excursion

15 Reviews WHEN Friday 3 January to Friday 10 January

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ADDRESS , Glasgow

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COMPANY From Glasgow: Scotland Sightseeing Tour Shore Excursion

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Highlights

• Admire Loch Lomond from an unforgettable vantage point
• Visit the ruins of a 15th-century Scottish castle
• Visit the ancestral family home of the Duke of Argyll
• Sample Scottish cuisine and local life in Inveraray
• Take incredible pictures of Scotland’s unique scenery

Description

Meet your guide at the meeting point at the port of Greenock (Glasgow) and depart by bus over the Clyde River and onto the southern tip of the Scottish Highlands. Enjoy narration enhanced by Scottish music and movie sound bites setting the scene for the sights you are about to see. Your first stop is at An Ceann Mor with a vantage point overlooking Loch Lomond. This recent creation fits into the landscape due to its wooden composition and offers spectacular views of Scotland's most picturesque loch. As you travel onwards, make a brief stop at The Green Welly Stop for refreshments and a little souvenir hunting. Your next stop is at Kilchurn Castle, a ruin that was originally built on an island on Loch Awe in the 15th century. A short walk across a causeway gives you access to this magnificent former home of Sir Colin Campbell that has lain in ruin over the centuries. Spend time viewing the fantastic surroundings as you photograph the ruins before heading to your next destination. Arrive at Inveraray and visit the family seat of the Duke of Argyll where you can wander the halls and visit the castle armoury (Closed to public on Tuesdays). While in Inveraray, take the opportunity to sample Scottish cuisine at one of the town's delicious eateries. With your appetite sated, head to a stunning viewpoint overlooking a magnificent Scottish glen at the Rest and be Thankful mountain pass where you can capture a picture-perfect image of Scotland. The final destination before heading back to your ship is at the small village of Luss. Take time for last-minute souvenir shopping and some light refreshments as you wander around this lovely little village. Visit the church built by Sir James Colquhoun of the Clan Colquhoun where you’ll find some early medieval graves and evidence of Viking presence in the area.

Includes

Return transportation from Greenock (Glasgow) port Tour map Friendly guide

Important Information

• The ancestral home of the Duke of Argyll at Inveraray Castle is subject to an entry fee on the day (Closed to public on Tuesdays and Wednesdays) The vehicles will not always be able to accommodate large luggage, strollers, pushchairs, prams, or similar items. If you have belongings that need additional storage, please reach out to us directly

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund

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