Loch Tummel & Loch Tay
A perfect day tour around the most famous scenery in Highland Perthshire, this journey through 3,000 years of history is a perfect introduction to Scotland.
£35
Atholl Palace Hotel : 9.00am
Hydro Hotel : 9.10am
Fishers bus stop & West End car park : 9.20am
Green Park Hotel : 9.30am
Queens View
Fortingall Village & Yew
Kenmore Village and Loch Rannoch
Crannog Centre OR Lunch at The Courtyard
Aberfeldy Black Watch Monument
Relax as our drivers take you through the lochs and glens of Highland Perthshire.
On this tour we travel along the ancient "Road To The Isles" to the shore of Loch Tay in Kenmore.
All our coaches are fitted with Eco3 Anti-Covid venilators and will operate at a reduced capacity to ensure everyone feels safe and comfortable.
Follow in the steps of Queen Victoria - visit the Queens View and capture the panoramic setting from the view point. Continue along the fabled "Road to the Isles" to Kinloch Rannoch and see the magnificient "Schiehallion" a 3500ft Munro and learn of its significance to scientific experiments in the late 1700's.
Head on to beautiful Fortingall village with its thatched cottages and study the 5000 year old YEW tree which stands in the grounds of the local churchyard.
Visit the picturesque village of Kenmore on the shores of Loch Tay and cast an eye on the majestic Ben Lawers in the background.
You can choose to have lunch at The Courtyard Taymouth or take a Loch Tay Safari
OR Visit the Crannog and bring a picnic to enjoy on the beach.
*Please note a meal at the Courtyard and addmission to the Crannog is NOT included in this tour.
Visit the Crannog Centre immerse yourself in village life in this museum with demonstration on cooking, textiles and ancient crafts dating back to the Iron Age around 500 BC.
The Iron Age Dwelling itself was sadly destroyed in a fire this spring but there is still lots to see and discover at the Crannog Centre.
*This is an Optional Extra
Travel on to Aberfeldy and visit the famous Black Watch Monument erected around 1887 to commemorate the founding of the famous regiment in the early 1730,s.