Discover one of the most memorable and unique cities in all of Europe, Edinburgh. Explore the city, where a sense of history is around every corner, before heading off to experience the wild, untamed beauty of the Scottish Highlands - home of dramatic scenery and the Loch Ness Monster!
• Round-trip train tickets to Edinburgh with reserved seats
• Stay two nights in a centrally located 3-star hotel, bed and breakfast
• Hop-on Hop-off City Sightseeing Tour of Edinburgh
• Entry ticket to Edinburgh Castle
• City map and information booklet
• Day Tour to Loch Ness & the Highlands
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Please do not wait to meet our staff at the train station as we do not conduct in-person departures. This tour is unescorted on Day 1 and Day 3.
• This is not your train ticket. Your electronic train tickets and detailed tour information will be sent to you one week before your scheduled departure date via email (or within 24 hours if booked within one week).
• Please do not wait to meet a guide at the train station as the activity provider does not conduct in-person departures.
• Outbound Day 1: Train departs London Kings Cross: 07:00 / train arrives in Edinburgh: 11:20 (11:28 on Saturdays)
• Return Day 3: Train departs Edinburgh: 14:30 / train arrives at London Kings Cross: 18:49
• Overnight accommodation: Prices stated are per person based on two people sharing a twin/double room (Single travellers pay single occupancy rate)
• This Tour is unescorted on Days 1 and 3. The excursion to Loch Ness on Day 2 is fully guided and operated by Highland Explorer Tours, whose terms and conditions apply
Child age: 5-15 yrs inclusive. This Tour is not suitable for children under 5 years old
• We will make every effort to fulfil any requests you have for seating on the train, however this cannot be guaranteed.
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