Callander Inclusive, Scone Palace & Oban Bay Cruise

A wonderful four day break staying at the Caledonian Thistle Hotel, Callander, complete with evening entertainment and an inclusive drinks package too! Plus, excursions to enjoy the attractions and scenic delights of pretty Oban with an included bay cruise along with Pitlochry and the spectacular Scone Palace.\n\n
Nestled on the eastern edge of Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, Callander is a charming Scottish town where natural beauty meets heritage and is the perfect base for exploring the Highlands. Surrounded by rolling hills, tranquil lochs, and majestic peaks like Ben Ledi, Callander offers endless opportunities for relaxing or exploring the local area.
Inclusive Drinks Packages - Four free drinks from the bar between 11am - 11pm (Fri-Mon) with a fine choice of beers, wines, spirits & soft drinks.\n.What’s Included?
- Coach travel with reserved seating- Three nights at The Caledonian Thistle Hotel, Callander- Full cooked breakfast each morning with tea or coffee- Three course dinner each evening with tea or coffee- Live entertainment every evening- Cash Bingo every evening- Four free drinks from the bar between 11am - 11pm (Fri-Sun) with a fine choice of beers, wines, spirits & soft drinks- Visit to Gretna Green on your outward journey- Excursion to enjoy the delights of Pitlochry & Scone Palace- Excursion to enjoy Oban along with a ferry boat cruise of Oban Bay with spectacular views of the Islands of Mull- Visit to Moffat on your returnOban - Travel to Oban passing Loch Earn, the Highland Towns of Tyndrum, Crianlarich and Dalmally before entering into the spectacular Loch Awe Valley, with stunning views over the Loch and the historic ruins of Fraoch Eilean Castle, before arriving in Oban, Gateway to the Isles. Obans famed for the McCaigs Tower (Like the Coluseum)that stands majestically over the town. The town looks over the island's of Kerrera and Mull. Oban Bay Cruise - uses the Caledonian McBrayne Ferry service to Mull for a non land cruising - where you enjoy spectacular views of the bay, surrounding islands and wildlife.\n\nPitlochry & Scone Palace -Enjoy a wonderful scenic excursion to Pitlochry. First, we visit Scone Palace, one of Scotland's most important stately homes with an exciting, colourful history. Poised above the River Tay with the Grampian Mountains forming a distant backdrop, Scone Palace was once the capital of the Picts and has been the seat of parliament and the crowning place of the Kings of Scots, including Macbeth and Robert the Bruce.Before continuing to the Highland town of Pitlochry, rich in history and beautiful scenery, it's not surprising that Pitlochry is one of Scotland's most popular holiday destinations. On our return journey, we visit the famous Queen's View, Falls of Dochart, Loch Tummel, Aberfeldy, and through the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park, via Loch Tay and the Falls of Dochart.The Caledonian Thistle Hotel, a landmark hotel in the picturesque town of Callander, often referred to as the gateway to the Highlands. Built in the 18th century by a Highland clan chief, the hotel blends traditional Scottish character with modern comfort, offering a wonderful stay in the heart of the Trossachs.

Callander
Nestled on the eastern edge of Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, Callander is a charming Scottish town where natural beauty meets heritage and is the perfect base for exploring from the Gateway to the Highlands
Surrounded by rolling hills, tranquil lochs, and majestic peaks like Ben Ledi, Callander offers endless opportunities for relaxing or exploring the local area.
Callander's bustling main street is lined with independent shops, cosy cafés, and traditional pubs, offering a warm Highland welcome. History lovers will enjoy the town's connections to Rob Roy MacGregor, with nearby sites such as Balquhidder and the Rob Roy Centre. Callander combines the charm of a small town with access to some of Scotland's most iconic landscapes.

Oban
Translated in Scottish Gaelic, Oban means The Little Bay, and people remember this beautiful area for many reasons. Tourists love eating Oban's fantastic seafood, admiring its breathtaking scenery, and immersing themselves in the town's history.\n\nAnd in summer, tourists love watching its spectacular sunsets.\n\nOban is the biggest town between Helensburgh and Fort William and is a popular tourist hub on the Northwest coast of Scotland that leads to many of the area's surrounding islands and historic sites.\n\nWith its sweeping bay, beautiful harbour and stunning scenic views, Oban has been a popular visitor destination since Victorian times.\n\nDid you know? Oban and neighbouring Lorn have a long and interesting history which began in the Dark Ages with Kings and Chiefs building castles and forts along the coast. In 500AD a powerful Irish Lord named Loairn established his Kingdom just outside Oban at Dunollie and gave his name to the district.

Pitlochry
Pitlochry, a pretty Victorian town located in the scenic area of Highland Perthshire and set within beautiful surroundings. The region is well known for its stunning countryside, picturesque towns and sleepy villages.Experience the unique atmosphere within the town and discover all that it has to offer. With its warm hospitality, rich history and beautiful scenery, it's not surprising that Pitlochry is one of Scotland's most popular holiday destinations.Explore Pitlochry's many attractions including distilleries, pubs and tea rooms. If you're feeling more active, enjoy an invigorating stroll, appreciating the breathtaking views of the countryside. It's one of Scotland's top tourist towns and is a truly beautiful place to visit. It also has a vibrant arts and culture scene. It's a holiday destination that has it all.

Scone Palace
Scone Palace is one of Scotland's most important stately homes and has an exciting, colourful history. Poised above the River Tay with the Grampian Mountains forming a distant backdrop, Scone Palace was once the capital of the Picts and has been the seat of parliament and the crowning place of the Kings of Scots including Macbeth and Robert the Bruce. \n\nThe grounds are renowned throughout the world along with the outstanding collection of antiques, paintings and artifacts. See where Queen Victoria and Prince Albert dined during their visit in 1842 in the Palace State Rooms or the French themed Drawing Room with imposing paintings of King George III and Queen Charlotte. Home to the Stone of Destiny, Scone Palace offers you the opportunity to walk in the footsteps of Scotland's ancient founding fathers, both Pagan and Christian.

Perth
Enjoy a visit to pretty Perth, the vibrant city centre is a bustling hive of activity, brimming with a wide range of quaint shops, a café culture and exciting arts scene, all combining seamlessly with Perth's ancient roots and history. Perth proudly embraces a culture of quality and warm, open-hearted service to locals and visitors alike. With a range of attractions for your enjoyment, Perth is sure to please. \n\nVisit Perth Museum and Art Gallery, where you will find an impressive permanent collection, discover local history in the Beginnings Gallery, explore the areas natural history in Wild and Wonderful along with a range of artworks. This is one of the city's most photographed buildings with its iconic copper domed roof and striking external columns. Why not try the Black Watch Castle and Museum and discover the extraordinary history of The Black Watch from its formation in 1739 to the merging of the Regiment in 2006. Or why not take a stroll along the River Tay and the stunning art trail - themed around the city's people and most notable achievements - with a variety of sculptures amalgamating culture and natural to form a wonderful experience.

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Inclusive Drinks
The Caledonian Thistle Hotel, Callander The Caledonian Thistle Hotel, Callander
Enjoy traditional Highland charm at The Caledonian Thistle Hotel (formerly the Dreadnought Hotel) a landmark hotel in the picturesque town of Callander, often referred to as the gateway to the Highlands. Built in the 18th century by a Highland clan chief, the hotel blends traditional Scottish character with modern comfort, offering a wonderful stay in the heart of the Trossachs.
Each bedroom has an en-suite bathroom, TV, telephone and tea & coffee making equipment.
Enjoy live entertainment every evening with performances taking place in the piano bar and lounge area.
The Caledonian Thistle Hotel, Callander provides the perfect accommodation for your coach holiday to picturesque town of Callander.\n\nHotel features:

All en-suite bedrooms feature a TV, hairdryer & tea/coffee-making facilities
Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel.
Bar with a TV and entertainment
Coffee shop
Live entertainment and cash bingo every evening
Spacious restaurant
Outdoor seating area
Lift to all floors

What's Included

- Coach travel with reserved seating
- Full-cooked breakfast each morning with tea or coffee
- Three-course dinner each evening with tea or coffee
- Live entertainment every evening
- Cash bingo every evening
- Excursions or free time to enhance your stay (please see individual breaks for full details)

Inclusive Drinks Package\nMany of our short breaks and holidays offer a fantastic drinks package, choose any of our Inclusive breaks and you will also receivefour free drinks from the bar between 11am - 11pm each day (excluding departure day) with a fine choice of beers, wines, spirits & soft drinks.