Scotland Sightseeing Trips

The trip was wonderful. The coach was very comfortable The hotels were great. The tour guide *personal info removed by Feefo* was incredible. His knowledge of Ireland and Scotland was never ending. He provided a ton of history and stories throughout the trip. I found the cost of the extra excursions to be far more than I expected. I feel that many of the excursions should have been included. Ireland is very tourist intensive with great hotels, pubs and restaurants everywhere. The country side is beautiful and the Ring of Kerry was incredible. Scotland tended to be more rural but very beautiful. The hotels were a little less extravagant but still very nice and comfortable, the Isle of Skye was magnificent with the valleys and mountains. All of the cities were engaging with the history and ancient buildings. Most of the local guides were very interesting but it was very difficult to understand everything they were saying. I'm not sure what could be done to improve.

It was a complete pleasure. Well organized, professionally executed by friendly, knowledgeable staff. *personal info removed by Feefo*couldn’t have been better. Big kudos to them. I heartily recommend them and the itinerary.

Saw a variety of things. We saw a variety of places not just one sided. *personal info removed by Feefo* was a good leader. He was well informed of history of the era and brought it to us in an interesting way.

This was a wonderful experience. Our Tour Director was excellent and our drivers very skilled in getting us to our sites. The itinerary was really good as we feel we saw a very representative piece of each country. Being able to attend the Royal Tattoo in Edinburgh was a highlight for us.

A wee walk in the woods! Blessed with wonderful weather, the wet gear stayed packed and the sunscreen came out. Wonderful scenery and we met some nice fellow walkers along the way. Lots of variety with canal boat "lock action", activities at Ft Augustus, tall mast yachts passing through the forest, dark forest trails on pine needles, and "goat tracks" above the tree line looking down on the lochs. The app worked perfectly, as did the luggage transfer. The accommodation hosts were friendly, informative and often went "above and beyond". It is more "moderate" than "introductory". 130km, 190,000 steps, 1540m ascent, highest 426m a.s.l. so a bit of training might be needed.

The Great Glen Way was a beautiful trail to do as a first time solo hiker. The first couple of days fairly easy going before getting into steeper longer sections in the second half. Spectacular views of Loch Ness. Take the high route options whenever you can. The guesthouses were a highlight - cosy rooms and welcoming hosts always up for a chat. Luggage transfer worked seamlessly. Maps easy to follow and the trail was well signposted.