Scottish Sojourn
September 7-20, 2026
Tour Essentials
Your tour includes
—Deluxe motorcoach with professional driver & guide
—Accommodation for 12 nights in 4/star hotels
3/nights Glasgow
2/nights Pitlochry
2/nights Inverness
2/nights St. Andrews
3/nights Edinburgh
Breakfast in the hotel dining room each morning
Pub Lunch Dornach
Afternoon Tea Willow Tea Room
Whisky Tasting - Blair Athol
Dinner - St. Andrews, Inverness, Edinburgh
Farewell Dinner - Glasgow
Not included
Driver’s gratuity
Any items of a personal nature
Dinners and suggested optional sightseeing that is mentioned in itinerary
TOUR PRICING
Price per person sharing - $4985
Deposit amount $500 per person
(deposits are non-refundable)
Tour pricing is based on minimum of 20 participants with a maximum of 30 - we aim for 24)
Single supplement $1477
(Single supplements are limited apply if you’re traveling alone)
Travel Insurance
Travel Insurance is available through Travel Guard or Allianz or contact our travel agent Cathy Domogalla at Capital Travel for help with your insurance needs.
cathy@capitaltravelsalem.com
503-581-8300
Mobility Requirements:
During most of our visits, you will be free to roam, but there is a fair amount of walking required—it’s Europe! For the convenience of the group, however, everyone must be able to walk at a reasonable pace, to keep up with the group.
Any questions, I’m happy to help! Either email me at susan@bridiesirishfaire.com or call the shop at
541-574-9366.
That’s me in the wheelchair on Victoria Street in Edinburgh, c.2016. I had such a bad case of sciatica that by the time we arrived in Scotland I could neither stand nor walk for very long…
This tour of Scotland is filled with beauty, culture and history, served in a most palatable way! We will travel from Edinburgh to St. Andrews and then continue to the Scottish Highlands and Inverness, and return to Glasgow. Our visits include an amazing cathedral, three beautiful castles from different time periods, the very poignant Culloden Battlefield and its interpretive exhibit, one manor house, working dogs on a sheep farm, birds of prey, and a royal palace! And to top it off—Blair Athol Distillery! A day-to-day itinerary is available HERE.
Included Admissions:
(each title is a link to more information and the historic date)
Glasgow Cathedral / St, Mungo’s (c.1136)
Glasgow Necropolis (1831)
Kelvingrove Museum (1901)
Linlithgow Palace (1424 - ruin)
Stirling Castle (1540)
Blair Athol Distillery (est. 1798)
Culloden Battlefield (1746)
Cawdor Castle (1179)
Dornach
Dunrobin Castle (1300)
Includes birds of prey
Working Sheepdog Farm
St. Andrews (option to tour the golf course)
Palace of Holyroodhouse
The Real Mary King Close
Afternoon Tea (TBD)
See below photo gallery for more information.
Questions, please email me, I’m happy to help.
susan@bridiesirishfaire.com Scroll below the photos for more information.
