The Grant Arms Hotel has changed a lot since Queen Victoria stayed here in 1860. Built in 1765 during the reign of King George III. The Grant Arms Hotel is a traditional Scottish building, tastefully refurbished to provide thoroughly modern standards of comfort.
One overnight stay at the Gretna Hall Hotel, Grenta Green on the outbound journey.
One night stay at the Marriott Metro Centre, Newcastle upon Tyne on the return journey.
Included Tours:
Inverness & Loch Ness:
Capital of the Highlands, one of the most wonderful places to visit in Scotland. Inverness has all the benefits of city life, but with the beauty and nature of the Scottish Highlands right on its doorstep. The mysterious waters of Loch Ness are world famous, for the Loch Ness Monster. In fact, there are many great myths and tales that surround this region. You could join a boat cruise for a spot of Nessie hunting (extra cost), There to see in this magnificent part of Scotland. From ancient castles to spectacular waterfalls, surrounded by the breath-taking scenery of the Highlands
Tour of Dallas Forest:
Which includes visiting Dallas (Scottish Gaelic:, meaning ‘valley of water’) is a small rural village in Moray, Scotland, Dallas is known locally as having a good community spirit. A visit to the DHU Distillery,step back in time to see and hear how whisky was made in the 1900s – and then sample a dram for yourself. Baxter’s highland shop again step back in time as you enter the old grocery shop, originally opened by George Baxter in 1868 and discover the history of the Baxter family story. We will also visit Brodies who have over 150 years experience in the art of roasting coffee and blending tea.
Aviemore plus a Steam Train Ride with Afternoon Tea
Aviemore is a town in the Cairngorms National Park, . It’s known for its beauty and secluded lochs, ancient forest, mountain trails and ski runs of the surrounding parkland. The Strathspey Railway invites you to step aboard our trains to celebrate over forty years of the return of steam travel through the Highlands of Scotland, bought back to life in 1978, and enjoy and afternoon tea.
Optional Tour.
Secinic Tour to Braemar. Braemar is a pretty little village with a grand location on a broad plain ringed by mountains where the Dee valley and Glen Clunie meet. Braemar is also home to the highest 18 hole golf course in Britain and nearby Glenshee offers the largest ski and snowboard area in Scotland making Braemar a truly year round destination.
