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Arrochar and Oban
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| Lying at the head of Loch Long in Argyll and Bute stands the picturesque village of Arrochar. Set within an idyllic and beautifully scenic landscape overlooked by the magnificent mountains of the Arrochar Alps and the distinctive and craggy summit of the Cobbler. The village is within easy reach of some of the most stunning scenery in Scotland and the city of Glasgow making this an ideal base for your holiday.
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Rob Roy Country and Aberfoyle
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| Located in the heart of the Central Lowlands region of Scotland, mid-way between Edinburgh and Glasgow stands the town of Falkirk. This busy and thriving town was once at the centre of the industrial revolution in Scotland and has played a major role throughout Scotland’s turbulent history. Today Falkirk is a pleasant town centred on its Pedestrianised high street and has numerous local attractions including the Antonine Wall, Falkirk Wheel and farmers markets. |
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Tralee & Ring of Kerry
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| Tralee is the chief town of Kerry, set at the mouth of Tralee Bay. It is the starting town of both the Dingle and Kerry Head Peninsula. The town has become famous due to the International Rose of Tralee Festival and the Tralee Races. Both of these events are held on the same weekend at the end of August each year, making Tralee town a lively place to visit. |
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