Duration :
04 Days
From - To
Edinburgh - EdinburghInclusions :
– 03 nights accomodation
– Daily Breakfast
– 04 Days Self Drive Car
– Unlimited Mileage, Damage Wavier and Third Party Liability.
– Cruise on Loch Ness with visit to Urquhart Castle
– Road Tax, Licenses & Fees
– VAT at 20%
Not Included:
– Fuel
– Additional Driver £10.00 per day + VAT
– Sat Navs can be hired for £5.00 + VAT per day and must be requested and paid at the time of booking.
– Sightseeing on your own
– Airport Security Charge – When picking up from an airport location, a supplement of £10.00 per hire will be applied at time of booking
– Young driver supplement (23 & 24 years) – £20.00 per day
– One way is chargeable at £25.00 for car groups 1-6, all other groups is £50.00
– Out of hours drop off at airport NCP car park is £30.00
– Out of hours pick up (within last hour) is £50.00
– Out of hours pick up after hours and before 11.00 PM is £100.00
– Child seats can be hired for £1.00 per day.
– Lunches, dinner & drinks
– Personal expenses
Child Policy :
Child rates apply for Child U/12 yrs of age sharing room with parents.
Itinerary :
Day 1: Edinburgh/Glasgow – Oban Area: On arrival in Edinburgh/Glasgow Airport, pick up self-drive car and start your journey. You will drive through the area known as the Trossachs in the heart of Scotland. Make a stop at Stirling Castle – Stirling has many reminders of the famous William Wallace, star of the film “Braveheart”. Continue around the scenic Loch Lomond and through the Argyll Forest one of the most beautiful areas of Scotland. Make a stop at Inveraray on the banks of Loch Fyne where you can visit Inveraray Castle or Inveraray Jail, which tells the tale of prison life in the 18th & 19th centuries. Continue north to the Oban area for overnight.
Day 2: Oban – Fort William – Loch Ness – Inverness: After breakfast explore Oban making a visit to McCaigs Tower from where you can see the island of Mull and beyond on a clear day. Departing Oban journey north to Fort William which nestles at the foot of Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in Scotland. Take a trip on the Anoch Mor Gondola and enjoy some magnificent views across to the West and East coasts of Scotland. From Fort William travel northeast through the Great Glen towards Inverness. En-route you will travel along the Caledonian Canal which links Fort William and Inverness and of which Loch Ness forms a part. Travel along the banks of this famous loch keeping an eye open for the famous monster “Nessie”. Overnight in the Inverness area. (B)
Day 3: Inverness – Royal Deeside – Perth: After breakfast, start your day with a stop at Culloden Moor, site of the very last land battle on British soil when the Jacobites, lead by Bonnie Prince Charlie, were finally defeated by the English army. Continue now into the heart of Speyside and whisky country. There are a large number of whisky distilleries in the area and you can visit many of them. Continue following the River Spey well known also for its salmon fishing. Travel down to Braemar in the heart of Royal Deeside. During May, June and July you can visit Balmoral Castle where the Royal Family spend their annual summer holiday. Alternatively visit Braemar Castle. Travel south over the “Spittal of Glenshee”, a road affording dramatic views before continuing towards the Perth area for your overnight accommodation. (B)
Day 4: Edinburgh/Glasgow Departure: Today after breakfast, if time permits, visit St Andrews, named after Scotland’s patron saint. Visit the impressive ruins of the cathedral, and St Andrews Castle. Cross the Forth road bridge with its spectacular views of the Firth of Forth and UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Forth Rail Bridge, before returning your car to Edinburgh/Glasgow and joining your flight home. (B)
Note :
Insurance Coverage Note (Non-Refundable): If there is any accident or damage to the car which is rental, the client is liable to pay fee of GBP700 – GBP1100 (Depend on Car type) for any repair which might be required. To reduce this amount, client have the option of taking daily insurance fee to cover the costs. It will be advice at the time of pick-up.
Additional Information:
A swipe will be taken of the client’s credit card on pick up but no money will be taken, this acts only as a guarantee.
Driver must have held full, clean licence for at least 12 months
Drivers over the age of 75 may only hire with area manager’s approval.
If travelling from outside the EU, drivers must show their own licence with an English translation of their licence.
Remarks :
Rates are in GBP. Rates are subject to change without prior notice & subject to availability. No refund on any unutilised services.
Cancellation Policy :
Cancellation Policy will be advised at the time of booking.