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Scotland in depth

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THE TRIP

An experience to remember

Scotland, land of majestic landscapes that caress the soul and awaken the imagination. Its green hills and imposing mountains speak of an ancient history, of heroes and legends that intertwine with the mist that covers their valleys.

In every corner of Scotland, there is an air of freedom and resistance, forged through centuries of struggle and perseverance. The stones of their castles tell stories of kings and queens who left their mark on this land.

The calm and deep lakes reflect the calm and serenity of a nation that has learned to find peace in the midst of the storm. The waves of the Atlantic break on its shores, reminding us of the strength of the sea and the need to adapt and flow with the challenges of life. In every chord of a Scottish bagpipe lies the essence of its people, proud and passionate.

Scotland will remind us that we are made of the same stuff as legends and that, with determination and courage, we can conquer every challenge by writing our own epic story in the book of life.

Sláinte mhath! (Greetings and good luck!)

STEP BY STEP

Itinerary

Day 1. ARRIVAL IN OEDIMBOURG.

Arrival and transfer Airport-Hotel.

Day 2. EDIMBURG.

We will tour the old city of Edinburgh. We will visit Victoria Street, the famous Royal Mile or the prestigious University of Edinburgh.

Day 3. CALLANDER – LAGO TULLA – GLENCOE – FORT WILLIAM.

We will visit the Scottish Highlands. Our first stop will be Callander, a picturesque village in the council area of Stirling, situated on the banks of the River Teith. We will continue until we reach Loch Tulla, located near the Orchy Bridge. We will continue to GlenCoe, a spectacular valley of raging geology and steep mountains that hides a rich history, where the GlenCoe Massacre of 1692 stands out. Our last stop will be at Fort William, city on the shores of Lake Linnhe and gateway to Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the UK, and the Glen Nevis valley, home to the magnificent Steall Falls. Our last experience of the day will be spending the night in an authentic and beautiful 19th century Scottish castle.

Day 4. ORT WILLIAM – FORT AUGUST – EILEAN DONAN – SKYE.

We will discover Fort August, in the southwest part of the famous Loch Ness, known for the legend of the Loch Nes’ monster. We will continue to Eilean Donan, which owes its name to an Irish saint of the sixth century, Bishop Donan, who arrived in Scotland around the year 580 AD. C. We will arrive to the Isle of Skye, the most appreciated of the Highlands, also known as the island of the Fairies for its impressive landscapes and hidden places.

Day 5. DAY RELAX IN SKYE ISLAND.

Rest day to go for a walk on the island.

Día 6. SLIGACHAN – KILT ROCK – THE QUIRAING – THE OLD MAN OF STORR.

We will start in Sligachan, and continue to the north of the island, where we will be impressed by the views and cliffs of Kilt Rock. We will meet the majestic Quiraing, a landslide on the eastern face of Meall na Suiramach. Next up is the iconic The Old Man of Storr. We will finish in Inverness, a charming town located on the northeast coast of Scotland, the meeting point between the Ness River and the Moray Fjord.

Day 7. INVERNESS – PITLOCHRY DISTILLERY – EDIMBURG.

On our way back from Inverness to Edinburgh, in addition to taking in the scenery and discovering the villages along the way, we will visit some whisky distillery in Pitlochry, the village of flowers.