I’m going to do things a bit differently. Here’s my abbreviated driver’s diary for the Oban and Western Highlands Tour.
It’s pretty dreary outside today with low cloud and rain – we might even see some early season snow as we go North. But I don’t see that as a negative. Sometimes Scotland can look even more dramatic in these types of conditions.
She indulges of course. Indulges in the some of the pleasures guests enjoy on a Discover Scotland Tour.
What a day. Not a cloud in the sky and already warming up nicely. I absolutely love driving these roads in weather like this.
If I do say so myself, this is the type of day when I think the driver’s skills come into their own.
Scotland is home to a wide variety of wildlife and our tours provide lots of opportunities to see our native animals and, if you’re lucky, catch them on film.
Our three day tours centre around the magnificent Isle of Skye – recently voted the 4th best island in the world by National Geographic.
Today is my first time doing the Glenfinnan, Mallaig and Jacobite Steam Train tour. I’ve been looking forward to this one and don my circular specs and pack my cloak in anticipation of the sight of the Glenfinnan Viaduct…or Harry Potter Bridge as my younger guests call it.
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Scotland’s scenery has been coveted by film makers the world over for generations. In recent years, some of the most popular movies of all time have been shot at iconic locations along several of our routes.
Picture the scene. You sail serenely up the Firth of Clyde on your luxury cruise ship, enjoy a hearty breakfast on board and prepare for the day ahead.
Scotland is home to countless Lochs. Some are inland like Loch Lomond – Great Britain’s largest inland waterway – while others, like Loch Fyne are sea lochs, biting into the coast of our great little country.
So, you’re under 60, are well travelled, have a driving license and, without being arrogant, see yourself as at least a reasonably cool customer.
Coach Tours are not what they used to be. And we can prove it. Here’s just a quick snap- shot…
Looked out of the window at 5:30 this morning and it was practically light! Spring must be just around the corner. It’s the Stirling Castle and Loch Lomond National Park one-day tour today – one of my favourites.
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