For the Braveheart

The group will be met at the airport by a professional guide and escorted to the coach which will take them to the luxury hotel in central Edinburgh, where they will be greeted by a welcome cocktail. Some time will be allowed to relax and unpack before leaving for an exciting evening in the deep heart of the town. They will start a walking tour of the underground world, the legendary haunted vault and Witches Temple. Ghosts and witches are still hanging around and they are said to appear preferably to VIP visitors.

After the guided walk all our guests will be happy to recover and raise their spirits with some delicious food in the witches' favourite restaurant.

Day 1

Day 2

After enjoying a rich Scottish breakfast, they will start today with a sightseeing tour of Edinburgh with sights of the new Scottish Parliament, Holyrood Palace, the old medieval town and the Georgian New Town. A private visit to the Castle will end the visit before heading for lunch to one of the most popular restaurants in Edinburgh, renewed for the fresh fish, delivered every day by the local fishermen

The afternoon will be free for the guests to walk around the old city and take a chance to do some shopping with the rich choice of woollen clothes, rain outfits, crystals and pottery.

In the evening the participants will be taken to experience one of the most exclusive places in UK, the Royal yacht, which was dismissed last year and it is now available for private charter. Guests will be invited by a Scottish piper to board the boat which was for decades the official yacht of the Royal Family, used by the Queen for official visits, for holidays and for honeymoons of the royal princes. A welcome cocktail awaits them on the deck before entering the stateroom for dinner. No surprise to meet some of the old royals in the flesh; some guests were lucky enough to see Mary Queen of Scots and Bonnie Prince Charlie!

Our guests will leave Edinburgh today to reach the world centre of 'Golf'. They arrive at the beautiful hotel surrounded by the best golf courses in the world and enjoy a fresh cup of coffee before changing to experience a round in the glamorous Scottish scenery followed by the most experienced trainers. For the guests who are not so fond in golfing, different activities will be available, such as falconeering, off road driving and horse riding. A tempting lunch will be served to allow all participants to gather more energy for the forthcoming challenges.

A typical dinner accompanied by Scottish music will reward the participants for the long day. But one last challenge awaits our guests when, after the meal, they will be asked to learn the steps of the traditional Scottish dance.

Day 3

Day 4

Today is the last day for our guests, but on their way to the airport they will still have the opportunity to visit one of the most popular castles with a break for a cup of coffee before heading for the airport for departure.