5 Railway holidays in Scotland found
Scotland by railway holiday
Experience authentic Scotland independently and car-free
From £990 to £1,060 8 days ex flights
Tailor made:
This trip can be tailor made from April to the end of October.
West Highland Line railway holiday in Scotland
Take the "The World's Best Rail Journey" to the Isle of Skye
From £535 to £595 4 days ex flights
Tailor made:
This trip can be tailor made from April to October
Scotland island hopping holiday, car free
Explore three contrasting Scottish islands car-free
From £990 to £1,100 8 days ex flights
Tailor made:
This trip can be tailor made only from April to end September.
Edinburgh and Hadrian’s Wall tour by train
Explore Edinburgh and Hadrian’s Wall
From £595 to £755 4 days ex flights
Tailor made:
This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements
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Scotland railway short break, West Highland Line
First-class trip on Scotland's famous West Highland Line
From £295 to £325 3 days ex flights
Tailor made:
This trip can be tailor made to suit your requirements between April to the end of October
From
£990
excluding flights
The most memorable moment was the train ride from Inverness to Glasgow. We liked it a lot. The breakfasts were delicious, the service was great and taxis and trains were always on time. (more)Donna Fahey
The highlight was time on the Isle of Skye - it is a very special place (more)Julia Kitchen
The most memorable was staying in 200+ year-old homes, which have been meticulously maintained. (more)Bruce Bogue
From
£535
excluding flights
The trip around Skye was the most memorable...Excellent. (more)Caroline Fuchs
The Jacobite Steam Train was the highlight! (more)Simon Hurst-Grover
The train journey from Glasgow to Spean Bridge, then the Jacobite steam train from Fort Wiliam to Mallaig. Then the trip round Skye. The views were so beautiful. (more)Sally Dobson
From
£990
excluding flights
Memorable parts?
Traveling without a car made us travel with less, slow down, and engage more with people around us. So we had a wonderful time meeting people from Scotland and all over, which was great.
Tips?
Recognize that you'll spend a bit more time getting between places than you otherwise might, so let go of the rush to "get there". And pack light.
Local benefits?
We were in small hotels except for the extra nights we added in cities, and staying in small towns. So... (more)Mark Gurvis
From
£295
excluding flights
Memorable parts?
Jacobite steam train and the ben Nevis range cable car and walks at the top.
Tips?
Look forward to having a great time!
Local benefits?
Yes, all of that.
Overall rating?
Responsible travel were very efficient and all travel went smoothly. The hotel is a superb venue, run by nice people. Clean, comfortable and great food. (more)Alison Tucker
