The Great British Wander

Day 1 - Saturday 9^th May - Arrival in Edinburgh

Touch down in Edinburgh, where centuries of history rise from the streets like mist from the stones. The city’s dramatic skyline, with spires, turrets and the brooding bulk of the Castle, hints at secrets waiting to be uncovered. Step out into a world of winding alleyways, hidden courtyards and bold contrasts: the elegance of the Georgian New Town set against the grit and drama of the medieval Old. Whether you want to bask in the bustle of the Royal Mile or stroll through the calm of the Princes Street Gardens, the day is yours to relax or explore.

Overnight: Edinburgh | Kimpton Charlotte Square

Day 2 - Sunday 10^th May - Castles and Culinary Delights

Begin your day at Edinburgh Castle. Perched high on Castle Rock, the fortress has stood watch over Edinburgh for over a thousand years. As you pass through its gates, you’re stepping into the lives of kings and queens, soldiers and rebels. See the glitter of the Crown Jewels and imagine the speeches and secrets once shared in the Great Hall. This afternoon, shift from the grand to the intimate as you join a guided foodie tour through the heart of the city. Edinburgh’s culinary scene is full of surprises — expect bold flavours, small-batch creations and the warmth of local producers. As night falls, seek out one of the city’s jazz bars for a relaxed evening of live music. With a drink in hand and the sound of brass and rhythm filling the air, it’s a perfect way to end the day.

Overnight: Edinburgh | Kimpton Charlotte Square
Meals Included: Breakfast

Day 3 - Monday 11^th May - Stories of the City and the Sea

Start your day with a private walking tour that explores the musical and historical heart of Edinburgh’s cobbled closes and hidden courtyards, where the echoes of centuries past still linger in the air. In the afternoon, make your way to the waterfront at Leith, where the Royal Yacht Britannia is moored. Once the private vessel of the royal family, this floating palace is rich with ceremony. From the elegance of the state rooms to the intimacy of the crew’s quarters, it’s a rare glimpse into royal life at sea — polished, personal and surprisingly human. As the sun sets, stay by the water for an evening at Tom Kitchin’s acclaimed Michelin-starred restaurant. Here, Scotland’s finest seasonal ingredients are transformed into something unforgettable.

Overnight: Edinburgh | Kimpton Charlotte Square
Meals Included: Breakfast

Day 4 - Tuesday 12^th May - Coastal Escape or Cultural Wandering

Today is yours to shape, with no schedule but your own curiosity. You might choose to linger in Edinburgh, where world-class galleries and quiet museums invite slow wandering and moments of reflection. Or, hop on a train to the seaside town of North Berwick. Here you can take to the water on a boat trip out to Bass Rock — a jagged volcanic outcrop that rises starkly from the sea, home to thousands of gannets. Back ashore, you can explore the Scottish Seabird Centre, then follow the scent of salt and butter to a casual shack by the water for a feast of lobster and chips. As the day winds down, return to Edinburgh, where another round of live music waits to be discovered.

Overnight: Edinburgh | Kimpton Charlotte Square
Meals Included: Breakfast

Day 5 - Wednesday 13^th May - Into the Highlands

Meet your guide this morning and begin your journey into the Highlands, where the landscape gradually opens up into something wilder and more remote. Stop at a private Highland estate where you can choose to walk into the hills or take a Land Rover to explore. You’ll stop for a luxury picnic in a remote bothy, where the only sounds are the wind and birds. It’s peaceful, simple and beautifully remote. Return via Land Rover then continue in to the heart of the Cairngorms and take a gentle walk to the Uath Lochans where the trail leads you through pine woods to still, mirror-like lochs — a calm and unhurried way to end the day.

Overnight: By Kingussie | Killiehuntly Farmhouse
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 6 - Thursday 14^th May - Highland Heritage and Handcrafted Spirits

Step into the past this morning at the Highland Folk Museum, where history comes alive across a collection of recreated buildings and traditional homes. The sights, sounds and even the smells here create an immersive glimpse into a way of living shaped by the land and seasons. In the afternoon, head to the Cairn Distillery for a private tour and lunch on site. Discover the art of small-batch whisky-making as you watch the process unfold, then enjoy tapas perfectly paired with the distillery’s signature spirts. It’s an engaging way to experience one of Scotland’s most iconic traditions, savouring both the craft and the flavours behind every dram.

Overnight: By Kingussie | Killiehuntly Farmhouse
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 7 - Friday 15^th May - Time and Memory in the North

Today’s journey takes you north-west through some of Scotland’s most evocative landscapes and historic sites. Begin with a visit to Clava Cairns, where ancient stone circles and burial chambers invite quiet reflection on lives lived thousands of years ago. Just a short drive away, step onto the solemn ground of Culloden Battlefield, where the echoes of the Jacobite uprising still resonate in the rugged surroundings. From there, travel onward to Torridon, a wild and stunning region where towering mountains meet the sea, setting the stage for the days ahead.

Overnight: by Achnasheen | The Torridon
Meals Included: Breakfast and Lunch

Day 8 - Saturday 16^th May - A Day at Sea

This morning, set out onto the water with an experienced local fisherman whose family has worked these seas for over two centuries. As you explore the coastline together, you’ll learn about the traditions and rhythms of life at sea, and even try your hand at pulling up the creels—traditional lobster pots used to catch crab and lobster. Back on shore, sit down to enjoy the fruits of your labour as the morning’s catch is expertly prepared for you. With the freshest seafood on your plate and sweeping coastal views around you, it’s a memorable and flavour-filled highlight of the trip. Later this afternoon, return to your accommodation with time to relax. Take a gentle wander along the beach, stroll through the hotel’s gardens, or simply unwind by the wide bay windows and take in the peaceful surroundings.

Overnight: by Achnasheen | The Torridon
Meals Included: Breakfast and Lunch

Day 9 - Sunday 17^th May - Coastal Culture and Red Sands

Head north to the charming coastal town of Gairloch, where fresh sea air and rugged landscapes set the tone for your day. Take a walk to the lighthouse, where panoramic views stretch across the wild Atlantic and the sound of waves breaking on rocky shores beneath you. Visit the Gairloch Museum to uncover the stories and geology that have shaped this remote corner of Scotland, brought to life through engaging exhibits. For lunch, settle into the relaxed atmosphere of the Badachro Inn, savouring hearty local fare. In the afternoon, choose your pace — wander along the vast, windswept sands of Red Point Beach or feel the rhythm of the coast on horseback, surrounded by spectacular scenery that stays with you long after you leave.

Overnight: by Achnasheen | The Torridon
Meals Included: Breakfast and Lunch

Day 10 - Monday 18^th May - Over the Pass to Skye

Today you’ll drive along the legendary Bealach na Bà, one of Scotland’s most thrilling and scenic roads. As you wind through tight hairpin bends, the mountains rise sharply around you, offering breathtaking panoramic views. Descending toward the sea, the landscape shifts dramatically, setting the stage for your next stop: Eilean Donan Castle. This iconic fortress, perched on a tidal island, invites you to step into Scotland’s storied past amidst stunning surroundings. From here, cross the bridge onto the Isle of Skye, where myths and rugged beauty merge to create a landscape unlike any other.

Overnight: Portree | The Bosville
Meals Included: Breakfast and Lunch

Day 11 - Tuesday 19^th May - Fairy Pools and Flavours of Skye

Begin your morning at the Fairy Pools, rumoured to be portals to a mythical world, the crystal-clear waters cascade over smooth rocks. Then continue to Talisker Bay’s striking black sand beach. Later, dive into the rich flavours of the island with a guided tour and tasting at Talisker Distillery, where the art of whisky-making is brought vividly to life. Lunch follows at the acclaimed Three Chimneys pop-up, offering a true taste of Skye’s exceptional local produce. Spend your afternoon at your own pace—browse the charming galleries of Portree or step back in time at the Museum of Island Life. As evening falls, settle into a cosy pub with a pint in hand and live music filling the air, soaking up the island’s warm and welcoming spirit.

Overnight: Portree | The Bosville
Meals Included: Breakfast and Lunch

Day 12 - Wednesday 20^th May - Clans, Craft and the Fairy Glen

Set out for Dunvegan Castle and step into centuries of history, wandering through its grand rooms and lush gardens while uncovering stories of the MacLeod clan and the mysterious powers of the Fairy Flag. In the afternoon, immerse yourself in the enchanting landscape of the Fairy Glen, where strange rock formations and rolling hills create a dreamlike atmosphere unlike anywhere else. Then, visit the Skyeskyns tannery to see traditional craftsmanship in action, connecting you to the island’s artisanal heritage. As evening draws near, savour an intimate dining experience at Loch Bay, a Michelin-starred restaurant tucked away from the crowds, where exceptional seafood is served with warmth and flair. This day captures the heart of Skye’s unique blend of history, nature and creative spirit.

Overnight: Portree | The Bosville
Meals Included: Breakfast and Lunch

Day 13 - Thursday 21^st May - Steam, Scenery and Glencoe

Leave Skye behind as you take the ferry from Armadale to Mallaig, taking in the fresh sea air and ever-changing coastal views. From Mallaig, step aboard the legendary Jacobite Steam Train, where the rhythmic chuffing and vintage carriages evoke the magic of the Hogwarts Express. As the train winds its way through breathtaking Highland landscapes, pause to admire the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct stretching gracefully across the valley. Arriving in Fort William, you’ll pass the mighty Ben Nevis before arriving into Glencoe where the rugged peaks offer a striking backdrop—raw, wild and unforgettable. Settle into your accommodation this evening spending time relaxing on the balcony with a drink and a view of Loch Leven.

Overnight: Glencoe | Glencoe House
Meals Included: Breakfast and Lunch

Day 14 - Friday 22^nd May - Lost Valleys and Highland Tales

Explore Glencoe on foot with a hike into the enigmatic Lost Valley, a place where the MacDonalds once concealed stolen cattle. As you navigate the rugged terrain, the landscape reveals its stories of clan rivalries, hardship and haunting beauty at every turn. The air carries a sense of history, wrapped in the dramatic mountain backdrop and wild, untamed nature. Later, the Glencoe Centre offers a deeper understanding of the region’s turbulent past, with exhibits that bring its stories vividly to life. Finish with a visit to a traditional turf house, stepping inside to experience the simplicity and resilience of Highland life from another era. It’s a day where history, myth and nature combine to leave a lasting impression.

Overnight: Glencoe | Glencoe House
Meals Included: Breakfast and Lunch

Day 15 - Saturday 23^rd May - Highland Hospitality and the West Coast

This morning, your guide will bring you to visit Isabelle and Kyle at their home in Barcaldine. Enjoy a relaxed day in their company. Later, travel to Oban, where you’ll board the train to Glasgow. Watch the landscapes change as you leave the Highlands behind and head south to the city.

Overnight: Glasgow | Kimpton Blythswood Square
Meals Included: Breakfast

Day 16 - Sunday 24^th May - Glasgow to the Lakes

Begin your day with a half day guided walking tour of Glasgow, where bold architecture and vibrant street art tell stories of the city’s creative spirit and resilient character. Feel the pulse of this dynamic place as your guide shares local insights and a touch of its famous dry humour. Later, board the train south, watching the landscape shift as you cross into England’s rolling countryside. Arriving in Penrith, you pick up your hire car and set off on a scenic drive through the Lake District’s stunning fells and shimmering lakes. Your day ends with a meal at your hotel, where exceptional food and a warm welcome make a perfect introduction to this breathtaking region.

Overnight: Ambleside | Rothay Manor
Meals Included: Breakfast

Day 17 - Monday 25^th May - Gingerbread, Poetry and Steamers

Start your morning in the quaint village of Grasmere, where the scent of freshly baked gingerbread fills the air and the legacy of William Wordsworth feels close at hand. Step inside Dove Cottage and imagine the poet’s world, surrounded by the same landscapes that inspired his verses. Next, make your way to Glenridding and board the Ullswater Steamer, settling into the gentle rhythm of the lake as you glide across its clear waters. Whether you choose to sail the full route or step off partway for a leisurely walk back along the shore, the changing views invite quiet reflection.

Overnight: Ambleside | Rothay Manor
Meals Included: Breakfast

Day 18 - Tuesday 26^th May - Steam Yachts and Artistic Legacies

Today begins with a journey to Coniston Water, where you’ll board a beautifully restored Victorian steam-powered yacht. As the gentle steam engine hums to life, settle in and let the peaceful waters and surrounding fells unfold around you, landscapes that once stirred the imaginations of artists and poets. After your cruise, step ashore to explore Brantwood, the former home of John Ruskin—a place filled with creativity, passion and stunning views. Wander through the house, stroll the gardens and take in the exhibitions that reveal the mind behind the art.

Overnight: Ambleside | Rothay Manor
Meals Included: Breakfast

Day 19 - Wednesday 27^th May - Waterfalls and Wuthering Views

Take a final wander around Windermere this morning—perhaps a gentle lakeside stroll or a coffee in one of the charming local cafés—before setting off eastward into the rolling green hills of the Yorkshire Dales. En route, pause at the historic Green Dragon Inn, a characterful spot steeped in local lore. From here, enjoy a short walk to Hardraw Force, England’s highest single-drop waterfall, hidden within a wooded gorge and cascading with quiet drama. Later, continue through winding country roads to your elegant accommodation in the heart of the Dales.

Overnight: Bainbridge | Yorebridge House
Meals Included: Breakfast

Day 20 - Thursday 28^th May - Sheepdogs and Cheese

Begin your morning in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales. Meet up with a local shepherd for a private experience as he works seamlessly with his sheepdogs, guiding the flock with skill and quiet command, a tradition that’s been passed down through generations. It’s a rare chance to witness the bond between human and animal in action, set against charming views of stone-walled fields and rolling hills. This afternoon, make your way to Hawes, home of the iconic Wensleydale Creamery. Explore the art of cheesemaking, from curds to crumbly wedges, and enjoy generous tastings of classic and creative flavours alike.

Overnight: Bainbridge | Yorebridge House
Meals Included: Breakfast

Day 21 - Friday 29^th May - Limestone Landscapes and Family Warmth

Leave the gentle rhythms of the Dales behind as you journey south towards the wild beauty of the Peak District. Pause along the way at Malham Cove, where ancient waters once carved a soaring limestone cliff into the landscape. Follow the stone-stepped path to the top if you’re feeling energetic — the views from the summit stretch across green valleys and craggy hills, well worth the steady climb. After your walk, continue on to Buxton where you can settle in at Julia’s House in the Peak District.

Overnight: Buxton | Julia's House
Meals Included: Breakfast

Day 22 - Saturday 30^th May - Palaces and Puddings

Today invites you into the heart of English elegance. Begin at Chatsworth House, where centuries of history are layered in its sweeping staircases, grand salons and priceless artworks. Meander through rooms that have hosted royalty and writers, then step outside into the perfectly manicured gardens that are filled with fountains, sculptures and seasonal blooms. Later, travel to the charming town of Bakewell, where a private hands-on class reveals the secrets behind its most famous creation. As your pudding bakes, sit down to a traditional afternoon tea, enjoying delicate sandwiches, warm scones and steaming pots of tea. With your handmade treat boxed up and ready to go, you’ll leave with both a new skill and a sweet memory of Derbyshire indulgence.

Overnight: Buxton | Julia's House
Meals Included: Afternoon Tea

Day 23 - Sunday 31^st May - Bard and Beauty

Today’s journey carries you from the dramatic hills of Derbyshire into the soft folds of the Cotswolds, with a pause in one of England’s most iconic literary towns. In Stratford-upon-Avon, walk in the footsteps of William Shakespeare and go behind the curtain at the Royal Shakespeare Company theatre, where the magic of performance is crafted in rehearsal rooms and costume workshops. From here, the landscape softens. As you wind your way south, the Cotswolds begin to unfold – a patchwork of rolling fields, dry-stone walls and villages that glow in the afternoon light. Arrive at your countryside retreat and take a moment to breathe it all in: the quiet, the space, the feeling of time stretching out. Whether you wander into a nearby village for supper or simply sink into the comfort of your surroundings, the rest of the day is yours to enjoy at a gentler pace.

Overnight: Cirencester | The Pig in the Cotswolds
Meals Included: None

Day 24 - Monday 1^st June - Roman Ruins and Riverside Villages

Today is all about enjoying the Cotswolds in your own time. Begin in Bourton-on-the-Water, often called the “Venice of the Cotswolds,” where low stone bridges arch over the clear, shallow stream and ivy-clad cottages line the riverbank. It’s the kind of place that invites you to slow your step, browse a few local shops, and perhaps pause for coffee in a sunny courtyard. From here, travel back nearly two thousand years with a visit to Chedworth Roman Villa. Set in a secluded woodland valley, this remarkable site offers a glimpse into the luxury of Roman Britain – with beautifully preserved mosaic floors, underfloor heating systems and the quiet echo of ancient footsteps. Take your time exploring the ruins and museum, and imagine life in the countryside long before the Cotswold stone cottages arrived.

Overnight: Cirencester | The Pig in the Cotswolds
Meals Included: Breakfast

Day 25 - Tuesday 2^nd June - Palaces and Scholars

Spend your morning at Blenheim Palace, the grand birthplace of Winston Churchill and a stunning example of Baroque splendour. Wander through the opulent rooms on the upstairs-downstairs tour, gaining a glimpse into both the lives of the aristocracy and the staff who kept the estate running. In the afternoon, head to Oxford. On a private walking tour, uncover tales of brilliant thinkers, revolutionary ideas and hidden corners that have inspired generations.

Overnight: Cirencester | The Pig in the Cotswolds
Meals Included: Breakfast

Day 26 - Wednesday 3^rd June - Royal Gardens and Roman Elegance

Today you travel south toward the elegant city of Bath, pausing for a very special visit to the gardens at Highgrove, the private residence of King Charles. As you wander with your expert guide, you’ll gain insight into the sustainable practices and seasonal rhythms that shape this living masterpiece. After exploring the gardens, settle into a refined afternoon tea, where delicate pastries, freshly baked scones and fine teas are served amid the tranquil surroundings. Once refreshed, continue your journey to Bath. Upon arrival, hand back your hire car and take a leisurely evening stroll across the iconic Pulteney Bridge, watching the city bathed in the warm glow of sunset.

Overnight: Bath | The Gainsborough Bath Spa
Meals Included: Breakfast and Afternoon Tea

Day 27 - Thursday 4^th June - Bath’s Glorious Past

Today, immerse yourself in Bath’s rich history with a visit to the Roman Baths, where ancient rituals and warm mineral waters come alive amid atmospheric ruins. Then, wander the city’s elegant Georgian streets, enjoying boutique shops, cosy cafés and charming courtyards. Explore the soaring Gothic beauty of Bath Abbey, a place of quiet reflection and craftsmanship. Bath’s compact, walkable layout invites you to explore at a relaxed pace, soaking in its timeless charm.

Overnight: Bath | The Gainsborough Bath Spa
Meals Included: Breakfast

Day 28 - Friday 5^th June - Onward to London

This morning, board the train from Bath to London for the final leg of your adventure. From here, you’ll make your own arrangements for the days ahead. Whether you plan to continue exploring or simply unwind, you’ll be carrying a suitcase full of memories from your journey through Scotland and England.

Meals Included: Breakfast

Suzy and Ian

Overview

Itinerary at a Glance

Day 1 | Saturday 9th May | Arrival in Edinburgh | Overnight: Edinburgh

Day 2 | Sunday 10th May | Castles and Culinary Delights | Overnight: Edinburgh

Day 3 | Monday 11th May | Stories of the City and the Sea | Overnight: Edinburgh

Day 4 | Tuesday 12th May | Coastal Escape or Cultural Wandering | Overnight: Edinburgh

Day 5 | Wednesday 13th May | Into the Highlands | Overnight: By Kingussie

Day 6 | Thursday 14th May | Highland Heritage and Handcrafted Spirits | Overnight: By Kingussie

Day 7 | Friday 15th May | Time and Memory in the North | Overnight: by Achnasheen

Day 8 | Saturday 16th May | A Day at Sea | Overnight: by Achnasheen

Day 9 | Sunday 17th May | Coastal Culture and Red Sands | Overnight: by Achnasheen

Day 10 | Monday 18th May | Over the Pass to Skye | Overnight: Portree

Day 11 | Tuesday 19th May | Fairy Pools and Flavours of Skye | Overnight: Portree

Day 12 | Wednesday 20th May | Clans, Craft and the Fairy Glen | Overnight: Portree

Day 13 | Thursday 21st May | Steam, Scenery and Glencoe | Overnight: Glencoe

Day 14 | Friday 22nd May | Lost Valleys and Highland Tales | Overnight: Glencoe

Day 15 | Saturday 23rd May | Highland Hospitality and the West Coast | Overnight: Glasgow

Day 16 | Sunday 24th May | Glasgow to the Lakes | Overnight: Ambleside

Day 17 | Monday 25th May | Gingerbread, Poetry and Steamers | Overnight: Ambleside

Day 18 | Tuesday 26th May | Steam Yachts and Artistic Legacies | Overnight: Ambleside

Day 19 | Wednesday 27th May | Waterfalls and Wuthering Views | Overnight: Bainbridge

Day 20 | Thursday 28th May | Sheepdogs and Cheese | Overnight: Bainbridge

Day 21 | Friday 29th May | Limestone Landscapes and Family Warmth | Overnight: Buxton

Day 22 | Saturday 30th May | Palaces and Puddings | Overnight: Buxton

Day 23 | Sunday 31st May | Bard and Beauty | Overnight: Cirencester

Day 24 | Monday 1st June | Roman Ruins and Riverside Villages | Overnight: Cirencester

Day 25 | Tuesday 2nd June | Palaces and Scholars | Overnight: Cirencester

Day 26 | Wednesday 3rd June | Royal Gardens and Roman Elegance | Overnight: Bath

Day 27 | Thursday 4th June | Bath’s Glorious Past | Overnight: Bath

Day 28 | Friday 5th June | Onward to London

Highlights

Day by Day

Day 1 - Saturday 9th May - Arrival in Edinburgh

Day 2 - Sunday 10th May - Castles and Culinary Delights

Day 3 - Monday 11th May - Stories of the City and the Sea

Day 4 - Tuesday 12th May - Coastal Escape or Cultural Wandering

Day 5 - Wednesday 13th May - Into the Highlands

Day 6 - Thursday 14th May - Highland Heritage and Handcrafted Spirits

Day 7 - Friday 15th May - Time and Memory in the North

Day 8 - Saturday 16th May - A Day at Sea

Day 9 - Sunday 17th May - Coastal Culture and Red Sands

Day 10 - Monday 18th May - Over the Pass to Skye

Day 11 - Tuesday 19th May - Fairy Pools and Flavours of Skye

Day 12 - Wednesday 20th May - Clans, Craft and the Fairy Glen

Day 13 - Thursday 21st May - Steam, Scenery and Glencoe

Day 14 - Friday 22nd May - Lost Valleys and Highland Tales

Day 15 - Saturday 23rd May - Highland Hospitality and the West Coast

Day 16 - Sunday 24th May - Glasgow to the Lakes

Day 17 - Monday 25th May - Gingerbread, Poetry and Steamers

Day 18 - Tuesday 26th May - Steam Yachts and Artistic Legacies

Day 19 - Wednesday 27th May - Waterfalls and Wuthering Views

Day 20 - Thursday 28th May - Sheepdogs and Cheese

Day 21 - Friday 29th May - Limestone Landscapes and Family Warmth

Day 22 - Saturday 30th May - Palaces and Puddings

Day 23 - Sunday 31st May - Bard and Beauty

Day 24 - Monday 1st June - Roman Ruins and Riverside Villages

Day 25 - Tuesday 2nd June - Palaces and Scholars

Day 26 - Wednesday 3rd June - Royal Gardens and Roman Elegance

Day 27 - Thursday 4th June - Bath’s Glorious Past

Day 28 - Friday 5th June - Onward to London

Trip Details

Accommodation

Kimpton Charlotte Square

Killiehuntly Farmhouse

The Torridon

The Bosville

Glencoe House

Kimpton Blythswood Square

Rothay Manor

Yorebridge House

Julia's House

The Pig in the Cotswolds

The Gainsborough Bath Spa

The Great British Wander

Day 1 | Saturday 9^th May | Arrival in Edinburgh | Overnight: Edinburgh

Day 2 | Sunday 10^th May | Castles and Culinary Delights | Overnight: Edinburgh

Day 3 | Monday 11^th May | Stories of the City and the Sea | Overnight: Edinburgh

Day 4 | Tuesday 12^th May | Coastal Escape or Cultural Wandering | Overnight: Edinburgh

Day 5 | Wednesday 13^th May | Into the Highlands | Overnight: By Kingussie

Day 6 | Thursday 14^th May | Highland Heritage and Handcrafted Spirits | Overnight: By Kingussie

Day 7 | Friday 15^th May | Time and Memory in the North | Overnight: by Achnasheen

Day 8 | Saturday 16^th May | A Day at Sea | Overnight: by Achnasheen

Day 9 | Sunday 17^th May | Coastal Culture and Red Sands | Overnight: by Achnasheen

Day 10 | Monday 18^th May | Over the Pass to Skye | Overnight: Portree

Day 11 | Tuesday 19^th May | Fairy Pools and Flavours of Skye | Overnight: Portree

Day 12 | Wednesday 20^th May | Clans, Craft and the Fairy Glen | Overnight: Portree

Day 13 | Thursday 21^st May | Steam, Scenery and Glencoe | Overnight: Glencoe

Day 14 | Friday 22^nd May | Lost Valleys and Highland Tales | Overnight: Glencoe

Day 15 | Saturday 23^rd May | Highland Hospitality and the West Coast | Overnight: Glasgow

Day 16 | Sunday 24^th May | Glasgow to the Lakes | Overnight: Ambleside

Day 17 | Monday 25^th May | Gingerbread, Poetry and Steamers | Overnight: Ambleside

Day 18 | Tuesday 26^th May | Steam Yachts and Artistic Legacies | Overnight: Ambleside

Day 19 | Wednesday 27^th May | Waterfalls and Wuthering Views | Overnight: Bainbridge

Day 20 | Thursday 28^th May | Sheepdogs and Cheese | Overnight: Bainbridge

Day 21 | Friday 29^th May | Limestone Landscapes and Family Warmth | Overnight: Buxton

Day 22 | Saturday 30^th May | Palaces and Puddings | Overnight: Buxton

Day 23 | Sunday 31^st May | Bard and Beauty | Overnight: Cirencester

Day 24 | Monday 1^st June | Roman Ruins and Riverside Villages | Overnight: Cirencester

Day 25 | Tuesday 2^nd June | Palaces and Scholars | Overnight: Cirencester

Day 26 | Wednesday 3^rd June | Royal Gardens and Roman Elegance | Overnight: Bath

Day 27 | Thursday 4^th June | Bath’s Glorious Past | Overnight: Bath

Day 28 | Friday 5^th June | Onward to London

Day 1 - Saturday 9^th May - Arrival in Edinburgh

Day 2 - Sunday 10^th May - Castles and Culinary Delights

Day 3 - Monday 11^th May - Stories of the City and the Sea

Day 4 - Tuesday 12^th May - Coastal Escape or Cultural Wandering

Day 5 - Wednesday 13^th May - Into the Highlands

Day 6 - Thursday 14^th May - Highland Heritage and Handcrafted Spirits

Day 7 - Friday 15^th May - Time and Memory in the North

Day 8 - Saturday 16^th May - A Day at Sea

Day 9 - Sunday 17^th May - Coastal Culture and Red Sands

Day 10 - Monday 18^th May - Over the Pass to Skye

Day 11 - Tuesday 19^th May - Fairy Pools and Flavours of Skye

Day 12 - Wednesday 20^th May - Clans, Craft and the Fairy Glen

Day 13 - Thursday 21^st May - Steam, Scenery and Glencoe

Day 14 - Friday 22^nd May - Lost Valleys and Highland Tales

Day 15 - Saturday 23^rd May - Highland Hospitality and the West Coast

Day 16 - Sunday 24^th May - Glasgow to the Lakes

Day 17 - Monday 25^th May - Gingerbread, Poetry and Steamers

Day 18 - Tuesday 26^th May - Steam Yachts and Artistic Legacies

Day 19 - Wednesday 27^th May - Waterfalls and Wuthering Views

Day 20 - Thursday 28^th May - Sheepdogs and Cheese

Day 21 - Friday 29^th May - Limestone Landscapes and Family Warmth

Day 22 - Saturday 30^th May - Palaces and Puddings

Day 23 - Sunday 31^st May - Bard and Beauty

Day 24 - Monday 1^st June - Roman Ruins and Riverside Villages

Day 25 - Tuesday 2^nd June - Palaces and Scholars

Day 26 - Wednesday 3^rd June - Royal Gardens and Roman Elegance

Day 27 - Thursday 4^th June - Bath’s Glorious Past

Day 28 - Friday 5^th June - Onward to London