Glencoe and Secret Argyll Itinerary
A two day tour never be forgotten. Glencoe has a lot to take in as does the rest of Argyll. Below is an example of this tour, you can adjust this to suit the needs of you and your group.
Day 1 (from Glasgow)
Your journey begins with a morning pickup from your accommodation in Glasgow. The day unfolds with a scenic drive, tracing the picturesque route along Loch Lomond. Capture a moment at Ferkin Point, pausing for a photo op to immortalize the beauty of the Loch, embracing its serene ambiance until late morning.
Venturing further into the heart of Scotland's highlands, take in the breathtaking views at Loch Tulla View Point. This brief stop not only offers a panoramic glimpse of the highlands but also provides a chance to stretch your legs and revel in the surrounding natural beauty.
The exploration continues with a visit to Glencoe, a place of both stunning vistas and historical significance. Spend ample time at the Glencoe Visitor Centre, absorbing the history and natural grandeur of the region. Delight in a leisurely lunch, savoring the offerings while immersing yourself in the center's offerings until mid-afternoon.
Later, indulge in the scenic vistas overlooking Stalker Castle, relishing the view and taking time for a coffee break and a browse through the visitor's shop.
As the day progresses, arrive in the charming town of Oban. Ascend Pulpit Hill for magnificent views before settling into your hotel for the night. Oban awaits, offering a vibrant atmosphere filled with an array of restaurants and bars, each with its unique charm and live music to cater to every taste.
Day 2
Day two commences with a hearty breakfast, followed by a tour of Oban Distillery and a visit to Loch Awe, where a stop at St. Conanas Kirk awaits.
Noontime beckons a lunch break at the renowned George Hotel in Inveraray, setting the stage for a tour of the illustrious Inveraray Castle, steeped in the history of the Campbells and the Duke of Argyll.
The day's finale leads to the head of Loch Fyne, where a farm brewery, the artisans behind Fyne Ales, awaits your visit. Dive into the brewery's story, savoring samples of their produce before concluding the adventure and heading back to your accommodation in Glasgow.
Throughout these two days, Scotland's landscapes, history, and culinary delights promise an enriching experience to cherish.
Prices
Prices for this trip will vary depending upon where we pick you up from.
Extras are £25 per person for your castle and distillery tours.
Accommodation at circa £120 per 2 people sharing or circa £80 for single occupancy.
Maximum Passengers = 8