A Week In... Scotland 2017
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Highlights
- Private entertainment featuring Bagpipers and Highland dancers in Inverness; castle visits to Cawdor
- Blair
- Edinburgh & Holyroodhouse; private tour of Glennturret Distillery; private cruise on Loch Lomond; special performance of the Edinburgh Military Tattoo for tours departing July 30 - August 20
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- TAUCK'S YELLOW ROADS! A drive off-the-beaten path in the dramatic Scottish Highlands Entertainment during dinner in Inverness, featuring Scottish bagpipers and Highland dancers Private tour of Glenturret Distillery, Scotland's oldest single Highland malt distillery Private cruise on Loch Lomond Travel through scenic Glencoe, home to Highland moors, forests, mountains & Loch Ness Castle visits steeped in history & lore: Cawdor, Blair, and Edinburgh Private visit to Holyroodhouse (when the Queen is not in residence) Sheepdog demonstration at a countryside farm Special performance of the Edinburgh Military Tattoo for tours departing July 30 - August 20 Airport transfers upon arrival and departure as noted 16 meals (7 breakfasts, 3 lunches & 6 dinners), service charges, gratuities to local guides, admission fees, taxes and porterage
Itinerary
Tour begins: 5:00 PM, Cameron House on Loch Lomond. A transfer is included from Glasgow International Airport to Cameron House on Lomond, your Scottish baronial manor house hotel set on 100 acres of green lawns and wooded glades set right along the famous bonnie bank...
Visit Stirling Castle, an example of Scottish Renaissance architecture and a town that developed around the castle. At Glenturret Distillery a tour takes you behind-the-scenes in the Highland's oldest single malt distillery; witness the art of whisky making and enjoy ...
Travel through Highland moors, lochs, forests and craggy mountains, from Fort William to Loch Ness, where Scotland's 200-year-old network of inland waterways and canals connects the countryside. At Fort Augustus, you'll see the dramatic locks of the Caledonian Canal b...
Delve into Scottish history on visits to Culloden, site of the battle of 1746 that divided families and clans, and the ancient burial site at Clava Cairns. At 14th-century Cawdor Castle, you'll find a medieval slate-roofed castle with magnificent gardens, woods and a ...
Visit a country farm today for a sheepdog demonstration then travel Tauck's Yellow Roads through the huge granite Cairngorm mountains and the soaring peaks of the Grampian range to Blair Atholl, the site of majestic Blair Castle. Your visit to the great white house, l...
Drive along the Royal Mile this morning to the Palace of Holyroodhouse for a private visit - the home of Mary, Queen of Scots and the Queen's official residence when in Edinburgh (subject to closure). City sightseeing continues on a visit to the medieval fortress of E...
Today is yours to pursue what interests you most. In Edinburgh you'll find a treasure trove of atmospheric cobbled streets, Georgian architecture and hedged closes, along with museums, galleries and gardens. In seaside St. Andrews, where you can also go exploring, dis...
Tour ends: Edinburgh. Fly home anytime; a transfer is included from The Balmoral to Edinburgh Airport. Please allow a minimum of three hours for flight check-in.
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It's easy to see the world's sights. To stand in long lines, push through the crowds, and generally have the same standard-issue vacation as everyone else. But that's not good enough for us, and it's not good enough for you. We believe that travel should be easy. It should be fun. It should be worth your time and the price you paid. It should re-energize and transform. And above all else, it should be beyond the ordinary. Because how you see the world matters.
In 1882, Herman Tauck arrived in New York City from Germany in search of the American dream. His determination and values were passed on to his son, Arthur Tauck, who would realize that dream. With ingenuity and an innovative spirit, Arthur started Tauck Motor Tours, a travel company that would give birth to a new industry. The first tour, through the back roads of New England, was created by this 27-year-old in 1925. It embodied the same successful formula used by Tauck today: do the right thing. Craft a life-enriching travel experience; provide it at a single all-inclusive price; ensure there is great value for money; and rely on recommendations of satisfied customers to build a following and grow the business.
Two elements that did change over the next 90+ years – and three generations of Taucks – were the scope of destinations served and the variety of modes of travel used. Today Tauck delivers life-enriching travel experiences to every corner of the globe, incorporating small cruise ships, premium riverboats, trains, helicopters and more. What started as a New England motor coach tour company has truly evolved into an extraordinary global travel company. The fourth generation of Taucks is now involved in the company. While remarkable in any business, this seamless continuity across generations speaks to shared vision and values.
Throughout its history, the concept of “family” at Tauck has gone far beyond those sharing the surname to include hundreds of valued employees, and hundreds of thousands of loyal guests. The story of Tauck is the story of a unique American family company celebrating a passion for travel – a story that will continue to inspire generations to come.
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