Oban & The West Coast  |
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A resort and ferry port situated on a sheltered bay, Oban has been an important western coastal destination since the coming of the railway in 1880. The town has a breezy promenade and a harbour busy with ferries running to various islands in the Hebrides chain and is an ideal base for excursions visiting the dramatic scenery of the West Coast.
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Royal Hotal
3 Star Tel: 01631 563 021
Argyll Square, Oban |
This traditional hotel with its grand Victorian façade stands in the centre of town close to the harbour and ferry terminal. All rooms are en-suite and have tea/coffee making facilities, TV, telephone, central heating. Two bars. Lift.
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| Monday 22 March |
5 Days |
£195 (Tartan & Taster)* |
| Monday 27 September |
5 Days |
£310 |
| Monday 1 November |
5 Days |
£195 (Turkey & Tinsel)* |
Single supplement £32. Insurance £14
*Tartan Taster programme includes Welcome Highland Banquet with
complimentary drink, Scottish Show with Ceilidh Band, Chieftan Gathering – bring
your own tartan and Traditional Music, Singing and Dancing.
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What’s Included:
4 Nights Dinner Bed and Breakfast. Ferry crossing to Mull (September date only)
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| ITINERARY |
| Day 1 |
Travel to Oban via Loch Lomond, Inverary and Lochgilphead
to arrive late afternoon. |
| Day 2 |
Today we visit Seil Island by crossing Clachan Bridge or the
Bridge over the Atlantic with an afternoon free in Oban. |
| Day 3 |
Our excursion today takes us to Fort William, returning
through Glencoe. |
| Day 4 |
Free day to explore Oban (Turkey and Tinsel only), We take
the ferry to Mull, the second largest island of the Inner
Hebrides, with rugged scenery especially in the West, we
spend the day here, arriving back in Oban in time for dinner. |
| Day 5 |
Travel home through Dalmally, Tyndrum, Glenogle and
Callander, arriving back late afternoon. |
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