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SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS & the SPEY VALLEY 2026

5 days ~ The Duke of Gordon Hotel, Kingussie

14/09/2026

5 Days from just £689.00

• Kingussie • Fort William • Jacobite Steam Railway • Mallaig • Aviemore • Dolphin Spirit Cruise •

Tours in this Itinerary


Departing

Tour Title

Hotel

Days

Price

 

Departing

14/09/2026

Tour Title

Scottish Highlands, Spey Valley & the Jacobite

Hotel

Duke of Gordon Hotel

Days

5

Price

£689

Itinerary


Monday:
Travel to Kingussie for a 4 night stay 

Tuesday:
All aboard the Jacobite Steam Train, regarded as one of the world’s greatest rail journeys, on a single journey between Fort William and Mallaig and follow in the footsteps of Harry Potter along the route used by the Hogwarts Express. From views of mighty Ben Nevis, your memorable journey leads past the deepest freshwater loch in Britain, Loch Morar, and over the famous 21 arch Glenfinnan viaduct - a truly magical experience!

Wednesday:
Head to Aviemore, which is surrounded by beautiful Highland scenery in the majestic Cairngorms National Park. This afternoon, enjoy a Dolphin Cruise from Inverness. See dolphins in Inverness on this comfortable and family-friendly dolphin tour with easy access to the inner Moray Firth. The guide will tell you all about dolphins and other wildlife! 

Thursday:
At leisure with time to relax and explore Kingussie; ‘Monarch of the Glen’ country which was filmed entirely in the upper Spey Valley. 

Friday:
After an early breakfast, time to reluctantly head home.

Your Tour Includes:


  • 4 nights accommodation
  • Full scottish breakfast & 3 course dinner, tea/coffee
  • Train journey (Jacobite Steam Train)
  • Dolphin Spirt Cruise (Moray Firth)
  • Entertainment on 2 nights
  • Excursions as per itinerary
  • Luxury coach travel


(Diesel locomotives may be used in the event of high fire risk or steam locomotive failure)

Optional Extras:


  • Single Room Supplement £48

The Duke of Gordon Hotel, Kingussie


In the Heart Of The Cairngorm National Park

With origins in the eighteenth century the hotel was originally built as a stopover for passengers travelling by stage coach along the old A9 to Inverness and the North of Scotland. The facilities and atmosphere experienced in the hotel together with the hospitality and welcome extended by the staff make the Duke Of Gordon the ideal place to stay when visiting the Highlands.