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Highlands & Hebrides

Enjoy a taste of Scotland’s scenic glories, taking in the unspoiled beauty of the remote and timeless Western Isles.

Isle of Harris

Tour Highlights & Inclusions

• Enjoy the scenic glories of the northwest Highlands • Visit the Gulf Stream-warmed Inverewe

Gardens (entrance payable locally, free for

National Trust members) • Explore Harris and Lewis, including the

‘Blackhouse village’ of Gearrannan, the

Carloway Broch and the Standing Stones at Callanish (all entrances payable locally) • Visit the remote Butt of Lewis • Five nights’ carefully chosen three-star dinner, bed and breakfast accommodation • Ferry crossings from Uig-Tarbert and

Stornoway-Ullapool • Return flights to Scotland, with coach travel and transfers throughout • Fully escorted by a friendly, experienced tour manager

On this wonderful, escorted tour, you’ll journey through some of Britain’s most breathtaking landscapes, passing wild moors, towering peaks, and vast mystical lochs. Taking the famous Skye Bridge and journeying on through the ‘Misty Isle’, you’ll also cross by ferry to Harris and Lewis, where time, it seems, stands still and mysterious stones and fortifications dot the ancient land.

Beginning in the northwest Highlands, the tour also features a visit to one of Scotland’s crown jewels – the famous Gulf Stream-warmed Inverewe Garden – home to Scotland’s own ‘Big Five’, including the red squirrel, red deer, otter, seal, and golden eagle. Inverewe blazes with colour and offers several vantage points from which to enjoy the dramatic views across Loch Ewe. During a memorable day, you’ll also take in stunning landscapes that have drawn visitors to this magical corner of Britain for centuries. The journey through Skye passes the towering Cuillin Hills and includes a visit to the pretty main town of Portree, with its colour-washed houses, while Outer Hebridean Harris and Lewis boast a fascinating ‘Blackhouse village’, Carloway’s preserved ‘broch’, Callanish’s ancient stones and the wild, remote Butt of Lewis. A crossing back to mainland Ullapool, and a last scenic journey to the final hotel, close a few enchanting days in beautiful northwest Scotland.

Available May, Jun, Aug, Sep 2022 Fly direct from these airports. Prices from

• Belfast £1,075 • Birmingham £1,115 • Gatwick £1,065 • Heathrow £1,109 • Luton £1,055 Room for Sole Use from £160

Please note: The transfer time from the airport to your varies depending on which hotels you stay in. Please see our website for further information. Depending on your departure date, nights 1-2 and 5 may be spent at the three-star Ben Wyvis Hotel, Strathpeffer or the 4-star Drumossie Hotel, Inverness.

Your Hotels

Inverewe Gardens

Gairloch Hotel

Gairloch Hotel, Gairloch HHH Half-Board nights 1-2

With views of Gairloch Bay, this castle-like mansion is within walking distance of the Gairloch Heritage Museum. 70 classically decorated rooms feature TVs, hairdryer, and tea/coffee-making facilities. Guests also have access to Wi-Fi, a restaurant and lounge bar. Cabarfeidh Hotel, Stornoway HHH Half-Board nights 3-4

This welcoming three-star hotel provides spacious, comfortable accommodation, and prides itself on high standards of service. It’s set in attractive gardens on the outskirts of the town.

Highlander Hotel, Newtonmore HHH Half-Board night 5

The rooms in this comfortable, modern hotel are in two blocks, just a short walk from the main hotel reception, which also offers a restaurant and bar area. Each room has private facilities, a TV, a hairdryer, and tea/coffeemaking facilities.

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