Scottish Holidays

The village of Drymen sits in the hills at the western end of the Campsie Fells, overlooking the Endrick Water as it nears Loch Lomond.This popular tourist town has a long history. In the 18th and 19th centuries Drymen was a popular stopover for Highland cattle drovers. The beautiful parish was built in 1771 and just outside the village are the substantial ruins of Buchanan Castle, a former stronghold of the powerful Grahams of Montrose which dates back to the 17th century.

At the Winnock Hotel, Loch Lomond, experience a traditional Burns Break filled with lively storytelling, a stunning Scottish weaponry display, and vibrant live entertainment. Enjoy immersive tales of Scotland’s past, the clash of claymores and dirks, and the rhythmic tunes of bagpipes, all while savoring Scottish cuisine in a warm, historic atmosphere.

Indulge in a Scottish retreat by Loch Lomond, staying at the Winnock Hotel. Enjoy a welcome reception, an Abba tribute night, a Scottish weaponry display, a full Scottish show, and live music. A free bar (selected brands) is available each night from 19:30-22:30. Experience a unique house party atmosphere with kilts, swords, and storytelling.

Embark on an enchanting journey to The Kelpies, marveling at these towering equine sculptures. After exploring, retreat to the cosy comforts of The Hotel. Nestled amidst Scotland's picturesque landscapes, it offers a tranquil haven to unwind. Immerse yourself in Scottish culture, history, and natural beauty on this unforgettable adventure.

Escape to Kingussie, nestled amidst the scenic Scottish Highlands. Stay at the charming Duke of Gordon Hotel, where old-world elegance meets modern comfort. Explore the majestic Cairngorms National Park, indulge in traditional Scottish fare, and immerse yourself in the rich history and breathtaking landscapes of this quaint Highland town.