Group Travel Tour Operator and DMC for Scotland
The Wild West – Scotland’s Dramatic Coast
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Oban, Scotland - Oban Harbour and Pulpit Hill from McCaigs Tower at dawn ©VisitScotland, Kenny Lam
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The Royal Hotel, Oban - exterior
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Isle of Mull
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Looking up at Duart Castle, Isle of Mull ©Courtesy of Duart Castle
From the rugged splendour of the glens to the serenity of the lochs, the West Scotland has a unique beauty. We enjoy a day out on the Isle of Mull, take a drive through the world famous Glencoe, and spend time in Oban and Fort William.
Dates
27th May, 13th October, 27th October - all 2025
Suggested itinerary by coach
Day 1
Travel to your hotel
If you’re travelling a distance, ask about overnight stops.
Day 2
Isle of Mull
Today we take the 45-minute ferry crossing to the Isle of Mull. We visit Tobermory, the island’s main town, where the brightly painted buildings along the main street give the place a picture-postcard feel, and provide the perfect photo. In the afternoon we visit Duart Castle. Built in 1360 it commands the channel between Mull and the mainland. Visit The Great Hall, with walls on the seaward side that are between 10ft and 23ft thick, explore the gardens and grounds and discover the history of the Chiefs of the Clan.
Day 3
Glencoe and free time in Oban
This morning we take a scenic drive across the bleak Rannoch Moor before descending into the world famous Glencoe with a stop at the visitor centre. We return to Oban along the banks of Loch Linnhe and Loch Creran for free time to explore the town.
Day 4
Fort William
We retrace our route along Loch Linnhe to visit Fort William. The town sits in the shadow of Ben Nevis, the UK’s highest mountain. Stroll along the High Street, visit the West Highland Museum, or simply relax in one of the many cafes. After lunch we return to Oban for an opportunity to buy those last-minute souvenirs.
Day 5
Return home
Featured Hotel
Royal Hotel ***, Oban
The hotel is conveniently located only 2 minutes walk from the beach near to Oban Railway Station and Oban Ferry Terminal. Guests can enjoy delicious meal at the hotel restaurant or at the bar and lounge serving light meals and full Scottish breakfast. Evening entertainment with classic Scottish tunes is available. All the 91 rooms at the Royal Hotel have traditional decor, many with tartan furnishings or curtains and feature en-suite bathroom, TV, hairdryer, direct dial phone, tea & coffee making facilities. Some rooms have beautiful sea views.
Royal Hotel
| Dates | 5 days / 4 nights |
| 27th May 2025 | From £512.00 per person |
| 13th October 2025 | From £406.00 per person |
| 27th October 2025 | From £406.00 per person |
Single room supplement available upon request.
