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  Scotland Self Drive
Travel- Self Drive Scotland(add on Wales and England, too!) Our independent Fly Drive Scotland Travel program gives you the freedom to explore history-steeped market towns, idyllic villages, the Whisky Trail, Loch Ness, the glens and the glorious highlands of Scotland. Explore rugged landscape and remote isles made famous by the DaVinci Code and films such as Braveheart. Explore the Western Highlands, Inner Hebrides and the Orkney Islands, if you wish. You may combine Scottish farmhouses, Scotland's country homes, Edinburgh hotels, manors and even romantic castles in Scotland to form your perfect vacation! We have car rentals throughout Scotland and the rest of Britain. Whether you choose a Scotland bed and breakfast, a baronial country home, or a fantasy castle, all the accommodations we recommend for you will be up to your standards - and ours. If you would like to stay at an unusual out-of-the way hotel not listed here, please ask. We will be happy to plan any itinerary for you, the way you want it. Click here for 1 week air inclusive Scotland travel specials last minute travel packages Click here for escorted Scotland motorcoach tours Scotland Travel Package with Rental Car Price Includes: last minute travel packages available
 Scottish Bed and Breakfasts & Farmhouses and Country Homes (B&B's) - Just Go Scotland Choose from exceptional homes scattered throughout the country - many are working farms and even date as far back as the 14th century. Some are half-timbered, while others boast solid stone walls. In each you will be welcomed as an honored guest and a friend of the family. Select from 320 B&B's, and private guesthouses , all with private bath, located throughout Scotland. There are too many to list here, but we have them in or near most towns and villages. The following are per person per night and payable directly to B&B's for open vouchers, collected in advance for reserved accommodation. We recommend pre-booking B&B's for large parties, and for all persons in July/August. There is a supplement of $29 per person per night payable for Edinburgh properties in August. We would instead recommend hotels in August in Edinburgh.
Silver Hotels- These are our specially
hand-picked properties, which have all the charm and sophistication of our
higher priced category, but one set price for all. You must pre-reserve this
category. At some hotels, a maximum of 2 children, up to and not including the
age of 12 years may be accommodated sharing a room with two adults. In the
event that a child occupies a single room or shares a room with 1 adult, the
child will be charged as an adult and the extra charges will be payable.
Children are not accepted at many properties.This category must be
pre-reserved.  We recommend:
Historic Scotland Pass - Covers admission charges to some of Scotland's top attractions. (Can be used on non-consecutive days) Historic Scotland operates some of Scotland's most famous historical attractions including Edinburgh, Stirling and Urquhart Castles to name just a few. Our new flexible Explorer Pass is the only ticket you will need to experience the very best of Scotland's built heritage. Explorer Passes can now be used on non-consecutive days allowing you more flexibility and freedom to visit when you want. Locations here.
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and city. Please ask for our low-cost air inclusive rates from all major
cities. Low cost business class fares are available from many cities, too. See other optional tours EdinburghHotels Hotel List: This is a partial list. If you do not see a particular hotel here, please ask. |
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SCOTLAND B&B's Some of our choices: N. England Carlisle Darlington Harrogate Hesgate Mewmarket Lake Listrict Keswick Kendal Kilburn Penrith Pickering Windermere York SCOTLAND Aberdeen Aberfeldy Aberlour Allenton Ardrossan Arran Aultbea Aviemore Ayr Ballachulish Ballater Balloch Balquidder Beauly Benderloch Biggar Blackburn Blairgowrie Brechin Bridge of Cally Cairndow Callander Crieff Crail Culloden Dalkeith Dollar Drumnadrochit Dufftown Dumbarton Dumfries Dunblane Dundee Dunfermline Dunkeld Durness Edinburgh Edzell Forres Fort William Gairloch Galashiels Glasgow Glenrothes Grantown Hawick Hillswick Inverary Inverkeithing Inverness Islay Isle of Lewis Isle of Mull Isle of Mull Isle of Skye John O'Groats Kilburn Kingussie Kirkwall Kirkaldy Kyle of Lochalsh Laide Lairg Lanark Largs Linthlithgow Lochgilphead Melrose Muir of Ord Moffat Nairn Newtonmore Oban Orkney Penrith Perth Pitlochry Portree Selkirk Spean Bridge St. Andrews Shetland Stirling Stonehaven Stornaway Stranraer Tarbert Thurso Uig Ullapool Western Isles Wick |
BEST WESTERN INNS, MANORS & HOTELS
SCOTLAND Aberdeen Burnett Arms Dumfries Dryfesdale Hetland Hall Moffat House Selkirk Arms Station Hotel Dundee Invercarse Queens Edinburgh (higher prices apply in August) Braid Hills Hotel Bruntsfield Hotel Edinburgh Capital Edinburgh City Kings Manor Glasgow Glasgow City Hotel Inverness/Loch Ness Glenspean Lodge Imperial Inverness Palace Lochardil Windsor Hotel Isle of Arran Kinloch Hotel Loch LomondWinnock Hotel Perth Huntingtower Hotel Queens Hotel St. Andrews Scores |
SILVER SCOTLAND Aberdeen Mercure Ardoe House Borders Park Dumfries Station Hotel Dundee Fernie Castle Edinburgh Apex European Edinburgh Capital Edinburgh City Jurys Edinburgh King's Manor P Ramada Mt Royal Leith Frederick House Melvin House Royal Scots Marriott Dalmahoy Ft. William/Oban Ballachulish Corriegour Lodge Imperial Knipoch Glasgow Ewington Beardmore P Garfield House Hotel Grosvenor Hilton Jurys Glasgow Millennium Copthorne Thistle Glasgow Highlands/Inverness Lochardil Mansfield Castle
Isle of Arran Kinloch P Perth Atholl Palace Lovat Invercarse Hotel Woodlands Hotel Stirling Park Hotel Royal B Terraces St. Andrews Fernie Castle Scores Shetland Shetland Hotel Skye Eilean Iarmain Toravaig Troon/Prestwick Montgreenan Mansion B Whisky Trail Windsor
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ROMANTIC SCOTLAND Aberdeen Balgonie Banchory Lodge Craigellachie Culdearn House Kildrummy Castle Maryculter House Norwood Hal Pittodrie Borders Balcary Bay Cally Palace Castle Venlaw Cringletie Dryburgh Abbey Glenapp Castle Knockinaam Lodge Ladyburn Roxburghe Stonefield Castle Warren House Dundee Balbirnie Fernie Castle Peat Inn Edinburgh Balmoral Bonham Caledonian Hilton Channings Grosvenor Howard P Le Meridien Melvin House Sheraton Grand Edinburgh area Borthwick Castle Dalhousie Castle Marriott Dalmahoy Ft. William/Oban Ardanaiseig Invercrerran Inverlochy Castle Isle of Eriska P Kimberley Knipoch Hotel Loch Melfort Lodge on the Lochv Taychreggan Glasgow Malmaison 1 Devonshire Gardens Nr. Glasgow Culcreuch Castle Highlands Dornoch Castle Inver Lodge Isles of Glencoe Loch Torridon Poole House Royal Marine P Tulloch Castle Inverness/Loch Ness Arisaig House Boat of Garten Bunchrew Carnegie Club Skibo Castle Castle Stuart Coul House Culloden House Dunain Park Knockomie Loch Torridon Isle of Lewis Cabarfeidh Isle of Mull Western Isles Loch Lomond Cameron House P Inverbeg Orkney Balfour Castle Perth Loch Ranoch Auchterarder Ballathie Gleneagles Kinloch House Kinnaird Murrayshall St. Andrews Carnoustie Golf Greywalls Old Course Old Manor Rufflets Rusacks St. Andrews Bay Fairmont St. Andrews Golf Skye Cullin Hills Flodigarry Kinloch Lodge Stirling Airth Castle Culcreuch Castle Cromlix House Roman Camp Troon/Prestwick Culzean Castle Barcelo Marine Highland Westin Turnberry Whisky Trail Muckrach   |
manor, castle| What is worn under the kilt? There is the answer given by all Scotsmen - regardless of whether they have underwear on or not - is: NOTHING WORN, ALL IN FIRST CLASS WORKING ORDER! |
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| Recommended Option - An Excursion to Orkney | Ask about our two night excursion to Orkney, including round trip ferries
and acommodations. You can visit Orkney’s unique heritage, including Skara
Brae, Maes Howe, Brough of Birsay and St Magnus Cathedral. Private neolithic sites, traditional music, seabirds, craft and
jewelry trails to name just a few ... from $350 to $487.
Orkney’s 5,500 year-old Neolithic Heartland was granted World Heritage
status by UNESCO in 1999, and includes the magnificent Ring of Brodgar -
originally 60 stones in a vast circle between theStenness and Harray Lochs, 27
of which remain standing. Close by are the Standing Stones of Stenness,
Barnhouse Village, the tomof Maeshowe, and in Sandwick, the incredibly
well-preserved stone village of Skara Brae on the shore at Skaill. Orkney also
has strong evidence of Bronze Age occupation (2000 BC - 700 BC) with over 200
barrows and cairns including those at the Knowes of Trotty in Harray, where
four remarkable gold discs were found. Depart Scrabster on Friday Depart from Scrabster at either 0600, 1200 or 1900*. The crossing takes one and a half hours. Spend two nights on a bed and breakfast basis in an Orkney Mainland hotel. Depart Stromness on the ferry at 0900 or 1630 on Sunday arriving at either 1030 or 1800. Package includes: Return NorthLink cruise ferry Scrabster to Stromness Accommodation in an Orkney Mainland hotel for two nights on a bed and breakfast basis. See itinerary below for Orkney and Shetland. |
| Spend a week in a Scottish
Castle Some Recommendations: Choose from castles in Scotland. Airth Castle The Airth Castle Hotel was built some time after 1488. The Hotel has a fully equipped health center, which includes a gymnasium, sauna, steam room, solarium and indoor swimming pool. The Radisson SAS Airth Castle & Hotel Stirlingshire lies within easy reach of the historic city of Stirling, and the Scottish capital city of Edinburgh  Borthwick Castle Only twelve miles from Edinburgh in a pastoral valley, this romantic castle stands on the summit of a knoll on the periphery of the romantic Borders immortalized by Sir Walter Scott. Borthwick Castle built in 1430 was once the refuge of Mary Queen of Scots and the Earl of Bothwell. All the bedchambers, tastefully furnished in period style. Guests will wonder at the miracle of the stone mason's art embodied in the spiral staircases, the fourteen foot thickness of the walls and the magnificent twin towers which stand 100 feet high from the dungeons to the battlements. Dornoch Castle All 18 bedrooms are tastefully decorated with a strong emphasis on comfort, tranquillity but still having that baronial home feel about it. There are Superior Castle Rooms, Castle Rooms and Garden Rooms and there are several rooms of individual character. Many rooms which overlook the formal walled gardens and have wonderful views of the Dornoch Firth and to the hills beyond.  Dalhousie Castle The castle has 29 stylishly appointed standard castle rooms, all with private bathrooms. All Castle rooms are non-smoking. Aqueous at Dalhousie offers an excellent range of Spa treatments. Themed rooms at Dalhousie Castle: Robert the Bruce William de Ramsay swore fealty to King Edward for his lands of Dalhousie. He later joined King Robert the Bruce, who went onto a glorious victory over the English at Bannockburn in 1314. A very large high ceiling room, facing south across dramatic views of the rolling parkland and forests. The rich, luxurious, Renaldie decor fully justifies the noble place this King represents in Scottish history. A dramatically canopied King Size bed dominates the room, with striking tones of blue and burgundy, whilst the furnishings relate back to medieval times. The bathroom also reflects this period with its specially designed tiles and antique style fittings. Sir William Wallace This grand room, with doors leading out onto the Castle battlements, offers a unique panorama across open fields, forests and the River South Esk, towards the distant Lammermuir Hills. Incorporating natural Castle stone with Wallace Tartan and Gothic style fittings, the large bed can be made up as a twin or double. The heraldic theme of the bedroom itself is complemented by a windowed bathroom with Wallace crest tiles and oak paneling. India James, first and only Marquise of Dalhousie, became the youngest ever Governor General of India at the age of 33. The India room celebrates his magnificent contribution in the development of the Indian Empire. A large L-shaped room overlooking the River South Esk and facing south across open parkland and forests. Refurbished in a dramatic and distinct Indian style, this room has a canopied raffia double bed and furniture. The bathroom has a distinct Indian flavor in its decor along with today's modern bathroom facilities. Inverlochy Castle Inverlochy Castle is one of the world's most luxurious castle hotels, and regularly plays host to a myriad of international stars and royalty. Its breathtaking charm has been enjoyed by the likes of Mel Gibson and Liam Neeson, and is even featured in the diaries of Queen Victoria who wrote "I never saw a lovelier or more romantic spot". Built in 1863, the castle is uniquely situated between two of Scotland's most famous landmarks - Ben Nevis and Loch Ness, and stands proudly within some of the most magnificent scenery in the Highlands. With just 17 palatial bedrooms, this "hidden gem" is wonderfully discreet, and is surrounded by 500 acres of fabulous landscaped gardens, leading down to its own private loch. Kildrummy Castle Set in the heart of the Grampian Highlands, overlooking the ruins of the original 13th century castle, Kildrummy Castle Hotel offers a rare opportunity to enjoy the style and elegance of a bygone era. Kildrummy is a Scottish country house. 
The Roxburghe Hotel & Golf Course. Also known as Floors Castle, the hotel is one of Scotland's finest country house hotels, set in 500 acres of mature woodland and rolling parkland, beside the River Teviot near Kelso. The Roxburghe has a relaxed, home from home atmosphere, which our guests find particularly welcoming and has earned a reputation for really good Scottish food and outstanding service. The largest inhabited house in Scotland, Floors Castle is home to the Duke and Duchess of Roxburghe and their family. You can wander through spectacular State rooms with priceless European paintings.  Skibo Castle Throughout history Skibo has held a position of prominence. Its Celtic name translates as fairyland or place of peace. The checkered history of Skibo reflects the history of the highlands, and this provides much of Skibo's enchantment. This was the setting for Madonna's wedding. The castle forms the principle clubhouse, offering reception rooms with bedrooms and bathrooms of individual character Stonefield Castle Stonefield Castle Hotel is an outstanding example of Scottish baronial architecture. Built in 1837, the Castle stands high on the famous Kintyre peninsula commanding quite spectacular panoramic views over Loch Fyne. Guests can relax in the traditional elegance of wood paneled lounges with fine corniced ceilings, unwind on leisurely walks through the 60 acres of woodland grounds. SPECIALS
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 Stay in a Scottish Castle - go castle hopping in Scotland Edinburgh – Aberdeen – Highlands – West Coast – Edinburgh This beautiful individual 8 day car tour provides visitors with a unique experience to remember for a long time to come. Melville Castle, near Edinburgh Kildrummy Castle, Kildrummy (Aberdeen) Swallow Tulloch Castle, Dingwall (Highlands) Ballachulish Hotel, near Fort William (West Coast) Travel Scotland Price includes
 Day 1 Arrival Arrive at
Edinburgh/Glasgow Airport and pick up your self-drive car. Head for your
splendid hotel in the Edinburgh area. Enjoy the grandeur of your hotel tonight
or travel into Edinburgh. Day 2 Edinburgh – Royal Deeside You will depart Edinburgh in the direction of Aberdeen. You will visit Scone Palace, the home of the Earl of Mansfield. Scone is a castellated palace, enlarged and embellished in 1803, incorporating the 16th century and earlier palaces. The Moot Hill at Scone was the site of the famous Coronation Stone of Scone (The Stone of Destiny), brought there in the 9th century by Kenneth MacAlpine, King of Scots. In 1296, the Stone was seized by the English and taken to Westminster Abbey. In 1997 the Stone was returned to Scotland and is now in Edinburgh Castle. You will continue through Royal Deeside to Kildrummy. Outside Aberdeen, visit Crathes Castle which has royal historic associations dating from 1323 when the Land of Leys were granted to the Burnett family by Robert the Bruce. The castle features some remarkable late 16th century painted ceilings. There is a large walled garden and the great yew hedges date from 1702 with fascinating examples of topiary.  Day 3 Royal Deeside - Highlands
Travel northwards towards Inverness. In the morning follow the Whisky Trail and
visit one of the many famous distilleries in the area. You can visit
Glenfiddich, McCallums, Grants, Cardhu and many more. Each gives an
audio-visual show and then a guided tour of the distillery to learn of the
processes and for many the highlight is a tasting at the end of the tour. The
choice of what to see and do in the Speyside area is huge – there are
castles – Brodie, Cawdor (made famous by the Shakespeare’s Macbeth),
and Ballindalloch. Visit Culloden Moor, site of the last land battle on British
soil, wander around Inverness, capital of the Highlands, take the Strathspey
Railway from Boat of Garten to Aviemore, watch the Ospreys at Loch Garten.
Accommodation in Dingwall. Day 4 Highlands (Inverewe Gardens) Enjoy a day visiting the West Coast of Scotland. Journey across to Ullapool, a quaint fishing village. Then travel down past the dramatic Corrieshalloch Gorge to the Inverewe Gardens, run by the National Trust for Scotland. These magnificent gardens have a famous rhododendron collection and who would expect to find palm trees in Scotland. Return through the magnificent scenery of the Torridon area and past Loch Maree. Return to Dingwall. Day 5 Highlands (Sutherland) Today begins with a visit to the
capital of the Highlands, Inverness before heading for a day trip into the
northern highlands. Head for the Kessock Bridge and the Black Isle, in reality
a peninsula decked out in a thousand shades of green. A maze of quiet country
roads and forest tracks, the area is a delight to explore. It is a naturalist
paradise with attractions such as the bird reserves and Munlochy and Udale Bay
and the famous dolphins that can be best viewed on cruises from Cromarty.
Continue north visiting Dunrobin Castle and Gardens bringing to life the lives
through the centuries of the Earls of Sutherland. Here you can enjoy a display
of the ancient sport of falconry in the gardens of the castle. Return to
Dingwall. Day 6 Highlands – West Coast Today travel south via Loch
Ness. Loch Ness forms part of the Caledonian Canal a feat of some great
engineering by Thomas Telford linking East Scotland with West by using a series
of lochs linked by a canal system. Make a stop at Urquhart Castle, a very
scenic spot and also the place where the most sightings of «Nessie»
have been. Continue towards Fort William, which nestles beneath the highest
mountain in Great Britain – Ben Nevis. If time allows, why not take a ride
up in a gondola at Anoch Mor that on a good day will offer stunning views over
the west coast. From Fort William, continue south to Ballachulish. Day 7 West Coast - Edinburgh You
will drive through Glen Coe, the dramatic and historic glen (valley), and scene
of the 1692 massacre of part of the MacDonald clan by soldiers of King William.
Its steep sided mountains offer super walking and climbing. Red deer, wildcat,
golden eagle and rare arctic plants can be seen among the breathtaking peaks
and spectacular waterfalls. Travel onto Stirling and visit Stirling Castle,
magnificent both in its situation on a commanding rocky outcrop and in its
architecture. Of outstanding interest are the Great Hall and the Gatehouse of
James IV, the marvellous palace of James V; the Chapel Royal remodelled by
James VI, and the artillery fortifications of the 16th and 18th centuries. The
castle was a favourite royal residence and the birthplace of James II in 1430.
From Stirling continue to Edinburgh. Day 8 Depart for home.
BOOK THIS TODAY! CALL LYNOTT TOURS AT (800) 221-2474 OR Please Email Us For Information . SUGGESTED ITINERARY FOR SCOTLAND CAR TOUR VACATION Shetland & Orkney Odyssey 6 Day Package -  Saturday & Monday (Wednesday Extra night) Day 1 Aberdeen - Lerwick After a full day touring Royal Deeside or Speyside check into your private cabin on the ferry to Lerwick. Relax in one of the well-stocked bars and enjoy a delicious dinner in the restaurant. Overnight on the ferry Aberdeen - Lerwick (17.00 or 19.00 Hours) Day 2 Shetland On waking up in Lerwick, start your exploration of Shetland by travelling south where you will find the main tourist attractions. Visit Mousa Broch, the finest surviving Iron Age broch tower on its own little island. Step into the life of a Shetland crofter at the Shetland Croft House Museum and, one of the highlights of Shetland, explore the Jarlshof Prehistoric and Norse Settlement. Back in Lerwick learn some of the history of the islanders at the Shetland Museum, or drink some of the local ale in one of the pubs. Overnight on Shetland. Day 3 Shetland A trip to Shetland would not be complete without looking at the wildlife. Its dramatic cliffs, sculpted by the sea are a perfect breeding ground for migrating birds, the most popular with the tourists being the Puffin. Seals are also plentiful and easily seen lazing on the rocks or the white sandy beaches, and a must is the famous Shetland pony, which always provide a good photo opportunity. Shetland is also known for its jewellery, which has a strong Viking influence, and you can visit the workshops and see the items being hand made. Late in the afternoon it will be time to board the ferry again for the 4½-hour journey to Orkney (17.30 or 19.00). Overnight on Orkney .jpg) Day 4 Orkney Today you will have the
opportunity to tour much of Main Island and visit the key prehistoric sites of
the Ring of Brodgar, Stones of Stenness, Maeshowe, and Skara Brae. Standing
within the circle of the Stones of Stenness preferably on an early spring day
it is easy to imagine prehistoric people gathering here. A few yards away at
Barnhouse neolithic village, the entrance to the largest building was aligned
to the setting of the midsummer day sun. One mile distant the burial chamber of
Maeshowe is directly illuminated only at midwinter solstice and the Ring of
Brodgar also part of this great ceremonial centre may have been used to track
the movements of the moon, such is the magic of this place. Travelling to Skara
Brae on the west of Main island you step back 5,000 years. Here, preserved for
millennia under sand dunes, the prehistoric village of Skara Brae remained
undisturbed until 1850 where a great storm revealed the village for the first
time. What is so surprising are the parallels with modern man, there are box
beds, stone seats, dressers and cupboards and damp proofing. Departing Skara
Brae you return to the 21st Century continue onto your accommodation for
overnight on Orkney. Day 5 Orkney Today you will have the opportunity to visit St. Magnus Cathedral, the best example of Norman Architecture that has survived in Scotland. The cathedral dominates the town but only yards away are buildings of comparable significance in the ruins of the Bishop's Palace and the Earl's Palace. The Earl's Palace has been described as "the most mature and accomplished piece of Renaissance architecture left in Scotland". After visiting the historical sites in the centre of Kirkwall you can then enjoy a walk along the winding flagstoned main street, which is lined with houses dating from the 16th century. In this bustling thoroughfare you can shop for jewellery, pottery, amber, traditional knitwear, and a vast variety of Orkney food. Before departing Kirkwall no visit to the Orkneys would be complete without a visit to the island's only whisky distillery, Highland Park, which was established over two hundred years ago and still uses the same traditional methods. Enjoy a tour of the distillery with a tasting of one of Scotland's finest malt whiskies. Among the many attractions on Orkney is Scapa Flow, the scene of momentous events during both world wars. Visit the series of causeways known as the Churchill Barriers. Winston Churchill was responsible for the construction of the causeways between the islands and here the wrecks of a number of block ships can be seen as well as what is known as the "The miracle of Camp 60", The Italian Chapel. Among those who worked on the Churchill Barriers were Italian prisoners of war. Far from home, unhappy with the climate, they found religious consolation through the unlikely form of two Nissan huts. These were lined with plasterboard then painted with a beautiful fresco. With further embellishments the chapel became a moving monument to those lost in war. Late afternoon you reboard your ferry for the final leg of this extension back to Aberdeen. Overnight on ferry (23.45) Day 6 Aberdeen You will wake up back in Aberdeen, refreshed and ready to carry on with your itinerary. Ask for pricing BOOK THIS TODAY! CALL LYNOTT TOURS AT (800) 221-2474 OR Please Email Us For Information . Tour conditions Travel insurance Click here for a credit card form. BOOK THIS TODAY! CALL LYNOTT TOURS AT (800) 221-2474 ORPlease Email Us For Information CNTRL-D to bookmark this page. |
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