Escursione a terra a Glasgow Loch Lomond Stirling Castle





Descrizione
La nostra guida e il nostro autista ci incontreranno al porto di Greenock (il porto per Glasgow), e inizieranno il nostro tour sul nostro pullman con aria condizionata, con la nostra prima tappa al Castello di Stirling. Godetevi il tempo libero al castello - un'occasione perfetta per le foto. La nostra fermata durerà circa 1 ora e 30 minuti, e se lo desideri puoi acquistare un biglietto d'ingresso per entrare nel castello. Procediamo poi verso l’Aberfoyle Visit Scotland Centre, l’ingresso è gratuito; procediamo poi verso il grazioso villaggio dove c’è la possibilità di acquistare il pranzo ed esplorare i dintorni. Proseguimento per il famoso Loch Lomond, uno dei più grandi laghi della Scozia. una fantastica opportunità fotografica. Un’ulteriore occasione per scattare foto e ammirare la fantastica vista sulle montagne circostanti. Guide ufficiali e accompagnatori turistici Garanzia di ritorno alla nave in tempo Se la tua nave non porta, allora offriamo un rimborso del 100%
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
Kilmahog, un incantevole villaggio nelle Highlands scozzesi, offre una pausa perfetta di 40 minuti per rilassarsi e immergersi nei suoi tranquilli dintorni. Situato vicino alla pittoresca città di Callander, offre un ottimo posto per sgranchirsi le gambe, godersi l'aria fresca delle Highlands ed esplorare negozi o caffè locali. Il villaggio è incastonato sullo sfondo di splendidi paesaggi montani, rendendolo un luogo ideale per rilassarsi prima di continuare il tuo viaggio attraverso le bellezze naturali della Scozia.
Il Castello di Stirling, uno dei monumenti storici e più importanti della Scozia, offre una visita di 100 minuti ricca di storia affascinante e architettura mozzafiato. Ex residenza reale e luogo di eventi chiave della storia scozzese, tra cui le battaglie di William Wallace e Robert the Bruce, il castello offre uno sguardo sul passato della Scozia. I visitatori possono esplorare le sue grandi sale, il Palazzo Reale e le difese ben conservate del castello, mentre imparano a conoscere i re e le regine che un tempo vi abitavano. Con viste panoramiche sul paesaggio circostante, il Castello di Stirling è una destinazione imperdibile per gli appassionati di storia e cultura.
Aberfoyle, pittoresco villaggio nel cuore delle Highlands scozzesi, offre una rilassante sosta pranzo di 1 ora. Conosciuto per la sua bellezza paesaggistica e la vicinanza al Parco Nazionale di Trossachs, il villaggio offre una varietà di accoglienti caffetterie e pub dove gustare piatti tradizionali scozzesi. Che tu stia assaporando pasti abbondanti o bocconi leggeri, l'atmosfera affascinante di Aberfoyle e l'ambiente naturale mozzafiato lo rendono il luogo perfetto per rinfrescarti e ricaricarti prima di continuare il tuo viaggio attraverso i paesaggi mozzafiato della Scozia.
Il Trossachs, spesso chiamato "Gateway to the Highlands", offre una splendida 1 ora di auto attraverso una delle regioni più pittoresche della Scozia. Conosciuto per le sue dolci colline, i laghi sereni e i fitti boschi, il percorso offre viste mozzafiato sul Loch Lomond e sulle montagne circostanti. Viaggiando attraverso questa zona panoramica, sperimenterai la bellezza del paesaggio naturale scozzese, con opportunità di avvistare la fauna selvatica e goderti l'atmosfera tranquilla di questo iconico parco nazionale. È un modo perfetto per immergersi nel fascino e nella tranquillità della campagna scozzese.
Loch Lomond, il più grande lago d'acqua dolce della Scozia, offre una splendida sosta fotografica di 30 minuti per immortalare la sua bellezza naturale. Circondato da dolci colline e pittoreschi villaggi, le acque tranquille del lago riflettono il maestoso paesaggio, creando perfette opportunità fotografiche. La zona è ideale per scattare foto del lago sereno, delle sue isole e della vista mozzafiato sui Trossachs. Sia che tu stia catturando il paesaggio o semplicemente godendo dei tranquilli dintorni, questa sosta offre la possibilità di ammirare la magnificenza dei panorami iconici di Loch Lomond.
Punti salienti
Cosa è incluso
Valutazioni dei viaggiatori
Informazioni importanti
- Accessibile in sedia a rotelle
- I neonati e i bambini piccoli possono essere portati in carrozzina o passeggino
- Animali di servizio ammessi
- Sono disponibili trasporti pubblici nelle vicinanze
- I neonati devono sedere in grembo a un adulto
- Sono disponibili seggiolini specifici per neonati
- I trasporti sono accessibili in sedia a rotelle
- Tutte le aree e le superfici sono accessibili in sedia a rotelle
- I viaggiatori devono avere una buona forma fisica
- Dopo essere entrati nel Terminal crociere, si prega di visitare il Port Welcome Team e ritirare i volantini informativi gratuiti e la mappa. Dirigiti verso l'uscita dove la tua Guida ti aspetterà, esponendo un tabellone che mostra 'Yoru ShroeTiem'; ti indirizzeranno al pullman vicino
Recensioni(32)
Castle was interesting and had multiple parts to see. Good video to start. Plenty of time for exploring and pictures. Guide was fine.
Today 7/26/2026 nobody even told the coach to meet us at the terminal so we were late going. Then neither boss had a tour guide like was promised in the brochure. I would like a refund for the excursion because your company failed to comply with their stated description. The company then blamed the drivers for not being tour guides. What actually happened is the company oversold the excursion and did not leave room for a guide (all seats including next to driver) were full with cruise passengers).
The experience was great; however, it was advertised as having a guide, which it did not. The driver was very nice, yet made it clear that he was not a guide. If you are looking for a guided tour, this isn’t the right excursion.
The pickup from the cruise terminal worked out great; our driver Rab was standing right in front of the door with a sign. We were traveling in a minibus with only 1 other family (8 people in total). At the car, our German-speaking tour guide Anna joined us right away. On the way to Stirling, she started explaining things right away. In Stirling, we then had a good 1.5 hours of free time. You can decide to see the castle or the town. From there, we continued to Kilmahog, where we had some time to feed the Highland cows. From there, we continued on to Callander for lunch and ice cream. Our last stop was then Loch Lomond. Unfortunately, we could only spend a short time there, as the traffic was quite heavy and we wanted to arrive back at the terminal on time. The tour was very worth seeing and interesting. We would have liked to have had more time at the lake, but unfortunately that could not be changed. Rab and Anna were great.
We were picked up on time in a comfortable SUV with four other guests. The guide was friendly and entertaining. The tour was well planned with plenty of time to explore. The guide was keen to meet any wishes, eg. My hubby wanted to but local wool - which he did along with wool for spinning! A great day.
The driver or guide never showed. First I had arrived for the original schedule of 08.00 and when there was no-one, I called and was told that an email had been sent for the change to 09.00 ( I have no wifi on the ship !!) When at 09.00 still no one showed up, I called again and at the same time THE BUS LEFT THE BUSPARKING LOT... I was told that I should then take a taxi to meet up with the bus AT MY EXPENSE, which I refused.
Good Morning. The guide that was operating the tour walked around the area where you were to meet, and was calling your name. No one responded. You called the emergency contact after the departure time and the tour had departed. We were unable to call the coach back. If you and called eelier then we ma ahve been able to help resolve the issue
I waited for your representative , who never showed at the spot where ALL touroperator reps were waiting with name signs. After calling the UK number it was suggested that I take a taxi ( at my cost) to the first stop of the bus i.e a castle. This I refused, so I will claim back my amount paid. Sorry , but a shameful experience
Good Morning All other guests joined the tour, and taking a taxi to teh 1st stop was not unreasonable, as you failed to join the tour at the Meeting Point
We read some reviews the day we went and expected a less than good experience. But it was great! They were there on time very organized, dressed in Scottish kilts and very knowledgable. We got everywhere that was scheduled. Sterling castle and Loch Lomond were awesome! We also had a great time shopping and having lunch in a small town. Discovered by talking to them they are locals and just acquired this company from the people with the less than good reviews and it was our best tour this cruise yet. Would highly recommend this tour and the people.
The visit to Sterling Castle is interesting. We were less satisfied with the fact that we were taken to a store and pasture to feed cows. Absolutely not interesting. Then too much time in Callander. A short lunch stop is better; there is nothing to see in the village. We were taken to the worst possible location around Loch Lomond. The stop was at shops and even more coffee shops. No need for it. Driver did not understand; there are so many shops was his answer. We come for nature. If we had still been in time to take a boat trip; at least we would have seen something. So we have not seen this very beautiful Loch. We also drove through magically beautiful landscapes, but unfortunately nowhere a stop. This is only good as a means of transport to Sterling. Definitely not recommended if you want to see the particularly beautiful nature of Scotland.
It was good, though the weather was bad :-). Our driver/ excursion guide, Robert, was knowledgeable and friendly, but had a strong Scottish accent such that it was difficult for me, a native English speaker to understand much of what he said. For those forthcoming English is a second language, I strongly suggest asking for a translator.



