The Braemar Gathering

£585.00

This ever popular event is the highlight of our trip but we also include some great visits to make the most of the scenery and attractions of this lovely part of Scotland.

Trip Length

4 Days
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Locations

Scotland
Departs

3 September, 2026

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Trip code WT-CODE 13378

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Braemar’s premier cultural and sporting event is the Braemar Gathering, the most famous and best-attended Highland Games in Scotland. Royal patronage began with Queen Victoria in 1848 and continues today with regular attendance by many of the Royal Family, the late Queen Elizabeth II and his Majesty the King. Soak up the atmosphere, pageantry, and spectacle of the Games with massed pipe bands, the tossing of the Braemar caber and the inter services tug of war, just some of the highlights not to miss.

Your Holiday Package Includes:

3 nights dinner, bed & breakfast

Luxury coach travel

Services of experienced tour driver

EXCURSIONS – entry and Grandstand covered seating at the Braemar Gathering

Your Holiday Accommodation:

The **** FISHERS HOTEL is situated in the heart of the beautiful highland town of Pitlochry and offers excellent comfort and Scottish hospitality. All bedrooms are en suite with TV, tea making facilities, hairdryer, and Wi-Fi. There is a lift.

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Itineraries

Thursday

Date : 3 September, 2026

Depart for Summerlee Museum & Pitlochry

We travel north to the Summerlee Museum of Scottish Industrial Life. Here you can enjoy Scotland's only operational heritage tramway, as well as a recreated mine, miners' cottages, and an exhibition hall with working machinery. We continue to Pitlochry for 3 nights half board accommodation at the Fishers Hotel.

Friday

Date : 4 September, 2026

Lochs Tay & Earn, Crieff & Aberfeldy

A ride down the banks of Loch Tay this morning, calling at the Falls of Dochart and Loch Earn. We continue to the market town of Crieff followed by a visit to Aberfeldy, made famous by the Scottish poet Robert Burns.

Saturday

Date : 5 September, 2026