Itinerary

25 Mar - 27 Mar: Lomond Woods Holiday Park (2 nights)

One of the top parks in Scotland, just a 15 minute walk into the town of Balloch and a few minutes to the shores of Loch Lomond. Plenty of restaurants and shops on the doorstep.

A perfect spot to explore Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, take a peaceful bike ride through the forest or spend a day in the beautiful grounds of Balloch Castle and gardens.

Welcome meal on the first evening, restaurant to be advised.

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27 Mar - 29 Mar: Oban Camping & Caravanning Club Site (2 nights)

The Oban Caravan and Camping Park is located on Scotland’s west coast, situated beautifully in a secluded location hidden in a glorious Victorian walled vegetable garden. The sheltered, level campsite is next door to Sutherland’s Grove, a Forestry Commission woodland criss-crossed by colour-coded walks and cycle paths.

28 March - Excursion

Meet the coach at 09.30 to be transferred to Oban. You will be dropped at the Marina ready to board a boat for a 2-hour cruise guaranteeing spectacular scenery, wonderful wildlife and historical landmarks. The cruise includes a commentary by well informed guides who can pass on their local knowledge, history of the area and the interesting wildlife – you might even spot the rare White Tipped Sea Eagle now home to the Island of Mull!

On your return to Oban, you have the afternoon free to explore at your own pace. Enjoy a gentle stroll, take In the Victorian architecture, grab some lunch followed by a spot of shopping or just take in the spectacular views with a hot toddy. The coach will collect you at 4.30pm to return to the campsite.

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29 Mar - 31 Mar: Glen Nevis Caravan & Camping Park (2 nights)

Located just outside of Fort Wiliam (2.1 miles), this campsite guarantees stunning views of Ben Nevis and its surrounding mountains. The park has its own restaurant and bar just a short walk away and is in a great location for exploring the many footpaths through the magnificent highland scenery.

30 March - Excursion

Travel on the famous Jacobite steam train (otherwise known as the Hogwarts express) on one of the greatest railways and most scenic train journey in the world. Enjoy the 84 mile round trip from Fort William, passing through the most westerly mainland station of Arisaig, the stunning Glenfinnan viaduct past Loch Morar, and the beaches used in the films of Highlander and Local Hero, before making its final stop in the busy fishing port of Mallaig.

Here you can alight the train and stretch your legs as you have just over an hour’s free time for lunch before boarding the train for your journey back to Fort William. It’s one of the best ways to visit the highlands. Excursion includes coach transport from the campsite to Fort William and return.

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31 Mar - 02 Apr: Ardmair Point Caravan Park (2 nights)

Ardmair Point Holiday Park, in Ullapool, is renowned for its tranquil setting and breathtaking views across Loch Kanaird and Ben Mhor Coigach mountain ridge.

1 April - Afternoon Tea in Ullapool

Spend the morning in Ullapool at your leisure, before meeting at the Caledonian Hotel for afternoon tea (transport excluded)

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02 Apr - 04 Apr: Sango Sands Oasis Caravan & Camping Site (2 nights)

Sango Sands Oasis Campsite is a basic campsite, however, it has an unbeatable location on top of a cliff on the Northwest tip of Scotland. The campsite offers stunning views to the west of the highlands and overlooks a lovely beach. There is also a restaurant and bar adjacent to the campsite. A 2-minute stroll takes you to the village of Durness where you will find shops, village stores and a petrol station.

3 April - Evening meal in Durness

Evening meal in Durness, restaurant to be advised.

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04 Apr - 06 Apr: John O’Groats Caravan Site (2 nights)

John O'Groats Caravan and campsite site, located at the Northernmost corner of the British mainland. On the seafront beside the The John O Groats Brewery and Last Pub in Scotland. From the site you can relax and share the fine panoramic views of the Pentland Firth with the birds, including Puffins with their brightly coloured beaks. To your left you will see the Island of Stroma, three and a half kilometres from the mainland, inhabited by a seal colony.

5 April - Excursion

Whisky tasting at the ‘8 doors distillery’, located 5 minutes from the campsite. Enjoy a 90 minute whiskey tasting in small groups of 10 (It is possible to ‘opt out’ of this activity)

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06 Apr - 09 Apr: Fortrose Bay Campsite (3 nights)

Situated on the pebble beach overlooking the spectacular view over the Moray Firth, It's the perfect place to relax and unwind.

Fortrose is an historic seaside village, only a short walk from the campsite, with supermarket, butcher, baker, café, and restaurants. It lies 15 miles of Inverness and is a great base to explore the rest of the Highlands.

7 April - Excursion

Today you will journey by coach to Loch Ness where you will board a boat for a 1 hour boat cruise followed by a visit to Urquhart Castle. The boat cruise will include an audio guide where you can learn about its history, mysteries and legends of the Loch. Once ashore you will then have an hour to explore the historic Urquhart Castle and learn about its fascinating past, afterwards you will board the boat again for the return cruise to the harbour.

Once you are back on dry land, make your way to the Loch Ness Clansman Hotel where you will have a 2 course lunch on the banks of the Loch complete with stunning views of the lake.

After lunch you re-join the coach for the half an hour journey to Cawdor Castle, the ancestral home to the Campbells of Cawdor. Spend 2 hours exploring at your own pace before re-joining the coach for your return to the campsite.

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09 Apr - 11 Apr: Huntly Castle Caravan Park (2 nights)

Huntly Castle Caravan Park is a level, beautifully landscaped location in the heart of the Grampian countryside and close to the River Deveron. The caravan site is just a 5-minute walk away from the shops and attractions of pleasant Huntly town, such as the local bowling green and regular farmers' market. This is also an ideal touring base for the famous Castle and Whisky Trails slightly further afield.

10 April - Excursion

Take a leisurely 15 minute walk and enjoy your day at your leisure at Huntly Castle and Gardens

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11 Apr - 13 Apr: Glenmore Camping in the Forest (2 nights)

Glenmore campsite offers relaxation and the outdoor lifestyle. The site has a unique combination of landscapes and mountainous views with complete forest immersion. A very short walk through the treeline gives access to the sandy beaches of Loch Morlich, one of this campsite’s many appeals. From the water’s edge enjoy the panoramic views of mountains, forests and waters.

12 April - Excursion

Curling at Aviemore Ice Rink. If you have never tried it before or you’re a member of a team, this activity is guaranteed to be a lot of fun with your fellow ralliers.

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13 Apr - 17 Apr: Mortonhall Caravan & Camping Park (4 nights)

Located on the tranquil country estate of Mortonhall, you will find yourself in a wonderful location for exploring Scotland’s capital city. Only a short bus ride away from the centre of Edinburgh.

14 April - Excursion

Falkirk Wheel excursion

Experience the world’s one and only rotating boat lift by sailing through the sky on a 60 minute boat trip. Your experience will start at the Falkirk wheel basin on the lower gondola, you will then rotate through the air and join the Union Canal 35 metres above your starting position before smoothly sailing along the aqueduct, through Roughcastle Tunnel to the mouth of the Union Canal.

16 April

Farewell Evening Meal at the Stable bar and restaurant on site.

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Rally price, including excursions featured in the itinerary