LAND ONLY PACKAGE INCLUDES:
14 Nights stay in 3* Hotels
Breakfast daily
- 1 Night in the area of Scottish Borders
- 2 Nights in the area of York
- 2 Nights in the area of Birmingham
- 2 Nights in the area of Chester/ North Wales
- 1 Night in the area of Lake District/ Penrith/ Kendal
- 1 Night in the area of Glasgow
- 2 Nights in the area of Fort William/ Oban
- 1 Night in the area of Aviemore/ Inverness
- 2 Nights in the area of Edinburgh

14 Days Car rental including unlimited mileage
All taxes & fees
1 Additional driver
Damage waiver

Day 1
Arrival Airport Edinburgh
Journey to Hotel in the area of Scottish Borders, ca. 80km. Depending on arrival time, visit the Melrose Abbey. This historic site, founded in 1136 by Cistercian monks, is renowned for its stunning Gothic architecture and rich history
1x Overnight in the area of Scottish Borders

Day 2
Journey to the area of York, ca. 256km
Drive through the Yorkshire Moors, with a planned stop at the charming coastal village of Robin Hood's Bay. Alternatively, you can explore sections of Hadrian's Wall on foot or visit the historic Alnwick Castle, known for its grand architecture and rich heritage.
2x Overnights in the area of York

Day 3
Explore the historic walled city of York, home to the magnificent York Minster. Discover the city's rich heritage with a scenic river cruise, where you can relax and take in the sights while enjoying a traditional fish and chips lunch onboard.

Day 4
Onwards journey to the area of Birmingham, ca. 220km
Take a scenic drive through the breathtaking Peak District National Park, with a stop in the charming town of Bakewell, renowned for its delicious cakes, including the famous Bakewell Tart.
2x Overnights in the area of Birmingham

Day 5
Spend the day exploring the famous University City Oxford Blenheim Palace is worth a visit, which is the birthplace of Churchill (optional). Or visit to Stratford upon Avon, Birthplace of William Shakespear is worth a visit.
Tip: for shopping lovers, a stop at the Bicester Outlet Centre is recommended.

Day 6
Onwards journey to the area of Chester/ North Wales, ca. 130km
Explore the historical City Chester, which was built by the Romans. Alternatively, a visit to Liverpool, the City of the Beatles is well worth a trip.
2x Overnights in the area Chester/North Wales

Day 7
Take a trip to North Wales. Drive to Snowdonia Nationalpark, the third biggest in the UK. Don't forget to plan a short break in the market town Conwy with its magnificent castle.

Day 8
Onwards journey to the area of Lake District/ Penrith/ Kendal, ca. 220km
Journey to the area of Lake District/ Penrith/ Kendal, ca. 220km. Visiting the spectacular Lake District, which is famous for its lakes and inspired many artists and writers. It is the biggest Nationalpark in England.
1x Overnight in the area of Lake District/ Penrith/ Kendal

Day 9
Onwards journey to the area of Glasgow, ca. 200km
Take a short break in Gretna Green, one of Scotland's earliest visitor centers, renowned for its historic Blacksmith's Shop and famous wedding traditions. Alternatively, explore the vibrant city of Glasgow, known for its rich culture, stunning architecture, and thriving arts scene.
1x Overnight in the area of Glasgow

Day 10
Onward journey to the area of Fort William/ Oban, ca. 175km
Take a short break at the picturesque Loch Lomond, followed by a stop at the Glencoe Visitor Centre to explore the region's dramatic landscapes and rich history.
2x Overnight in the area of Fort William/ Oban

Day 11
Enjoy a day trip to the Isle of Skye. From fort William, take the famous road to the Isle, which offers spectacular views. From Malliag take a ferry to the Isle of Skye. On the way back to Fort William, we recommend driving over the bridge connecting Isle of Skye and Kyle of Lochalsh. A visit of the most photographed castle ruin Eilean Donan Castle is a must.

Day 12
Onwards journey to the area of Inverness/ Aviemore, ca. 150km
Take a stop at the ruin Urquhart Castle that offers great views over the famous Loch Ness.
1x Overnight in the area of Inverness/ Aviemore

Day 13
Onwards journey to the area of Edinburgh, ca. 200km
Travel along the scenic route through Cairngorms National Park. Optionally, consider visiting Blair Athol Distillery for a taste of Scotland's whisky heritage. Alternatively, make a stop in the historic town of St Andrews, renowned for its prestigious university, stunning coastline, and golfing legacy.
2x Overnights in the area of Edinburgh

Day 14
Discover Edinburgh, often called the "Athens of the North." Your visit includes a tour of the iconic Edinburgh Castle. Stroll along the historic Royal Mile and through the elegant New Town. If time permits, we also recommend visiting the Palace of Holyrood, the official residence of the British monarch in Scotland.

Day 15
Embark on your final journey to Edinburgh Airport, reflecting on the unforgettable adventures and breathtaking landscapes of Scotland.