Scotland the WILD
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Slow is no longer a bad thing in travel, and when it's combined with a Highland safari and a lodge with a conscience, Siobhán Norton luxuriates in it.
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2021 Tour code: OHS21
About the tour
Soak up the spectacular natural majesty of some of Scotland's most scenic spots. We visit the idyllic Outer Hebrides and the ever-dramatic Highlands, and journey through some of the most spectacular Scottish scenery on the famous West Highland Line.
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We meet in Glasgow, a city which has become one of Scotland's best tourist highlights. The striking architecture here delightfully represents the old beauty of the city, which contrasts against contemporary areas that showcase the modern-day revival of the industrial city. We spend the night here
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4.1 / 5 · 24 reviews
Mr C Baynes
Submitted 29 Sep 2018
Please see email sent 3 weeks ago. Hotels generally not of standard we expected of Great Rail Journeys. Jury's Inn & Caladh particularly bad. None of hotels offered us a seafood dish although the local guide kept telling us how good the seafood industry was on the islands.
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Dr W Parry
Submitted 28 Sep 2018
If you had selected betterl hotels, as I mention below, then probably it would have gained an extra star! Accommodation is an important part of a holiday, i'm surprised I have to mention this!
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Mr C Harris
Submitted 17 Aug 2018
Could write an essay but haven't time unfortunately
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Mrs S Ryland
Submitted 17 Aug 2018
It was too hectic--usually early starts & long days.
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Mrs M Brown
Submitted 17 Aug 2018
Well organised. Good hotels and a lovely group of people.
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Mr R Theobald
Submitted 13 Aug 2018
Generally great hotels - loved the character of the one in Bara; a bit disappointed by the standard of the food in Glasgow. The Guide on the Islands was super - we would have liked a day or two to explore on our own, e.g. in Stornaway or simply to have a little more time to look closely at the Standing Stones, even being able to do some walking. We were concerned at the mobility issues of our party - it was rather a worry!
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