The season for this holiday is:
01 April 2025 - 31 October 2025
Nira Caledonia, 2 nights: 01 April 2025 - 31 October 2025
Start any day | End by latest date(s) shown above
| Starting | Add on 2 nights | Single supplement |
|---|---|---|
| 1 - 30 Apr 2025 # | £210 | £110 |
| 1 - 31 May 2025 # | £290 | £145 |
| 1 - 30 Jun 2025 # | £335 | £165 |
| 1 - 31 Jul 2025 # | £305 | £165 |
| 1 - 31 Aug 2025 | £390 | £175 |
| 1 - 30 Sep 2025 # | £320 | £140 |
| 1 - 29 Oct 2025 # | £260 | £135 |
Room upgrades (£ per person per night)
| Nira Caledonia, Edinburgh | ||
|---|---|---|
| Junior Suite: 01 Apr - 30 Apr 2025 | £80 | |
| Junior Suite: 01 May - 21 Jun 2025 | £68 | |
| Junior Suite: 22 Jun - 25 Jun 2025 | £100 | |
| Junior Suite: 26 Jun - 30 Jun 2025 | £75 | |
| Junior Suite: 01 Jul - 31 Aug 2025 | £110 | |
| Junior Suite: 01 Sep - 30 Sep 2025 | £75 | |
| Junior Suite: 01 Oct - 31 Oct 2025 | £55 | |
| 'Townhouse Grand': 01 Apr - 30 Apr 2025 | £48 | |
| 'Townhouse Grand': 01 May - 31 May 2025 | £35 | |
| 'Townhouse Grand': 01 Jun - 30 Jun 2025 | £50 | |
| 'Townhouse Grand': 01 Jul - 31 Jul 2025 | £65 | |
| 'Townhouse Grand': 01 Aug - 31 Aug 2025 | £52 | |
| 'Townhouse Grand': 01 Sep - 30 Sep 2025 | £42 | |
| 'Townhouse Grand': 01 Oct - 31 Oct 2025 | £25 |
Extra nights (£ per person per night) in a double or single room
| Nira Caledonia, Edinburgh (B&B) | Double room | Single room |
|---|---|---|
| 01 Apr - 17 Apr 2025 | £93 | £148 |
| 18 Apr - 21 Apr 2025 | £123 | £191 |
| 22 Apr - 30 Apr 2025 | £93 | £148 |
| 01 May - 31 May 2025 | £138 | £215 |
| 01 Jun - 30 Jun 2025 | £150 | £234 |
| 01 Jul - 31 Jul 2025 | £134 | £216 |
| 01 Aug - 31 Aug 2025 | £167 | £251 |
| 01 Sep - 30 Sep 2025 | £138 | £206 |
| 01 Oct - 31 Oct 2025 | £112 | £177 |
Getting between the airport and the city (8 miles):
| Public transport | Approx. duration | Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| Shuttle bus or tram | 30 minutes | regular departures |
| Other options | Approx. duration | Approx. cost |
|---|---|---|
| Taxi | 25 minutes | £30 |
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Inntravel has provided us with another splendid walk in Highland Perthshire, Scotland with their Heart of Scotland tour. It was easy to moderate walking with many options to choose from. We are three 70-somethings. We did not need poles, and wore short hiking shoes. The weather went from sunny to overcast, and no rain. We had great accommodations with welcoming and helpful innkeepers.
We combined the Heart of Scotland with the Edinburgh add-on. We recommend opting for a couple days in Edinburgh, a very walkable and interesting city. Some of the sites to see would be the castle, Arthur's Seat, the National Museum of Scotland, and the botanical garden. We also enjoyed Dovecot Studios.
We chose both option B and C walks in Aberfeldy. They can be done in one day. The Birks of Aberfeldy was a favorite walk for all of us. Castle Menzies is worth the admission and walking across one-lane Wade’s Bridge to get there was entertaining.
The walk from Aberfeldy to Pitlochry was wonderful, with the trek across the moors the best part. On your way to Pitlochry, treat yourself to some fine chocolate at the chocolatier's. As you sit and rest by the river, keep your eyes open for rafters.
We would recommend checking with Inntravel to find out if you can add an extra day in Pitlochry even though Pitlochry is crowded and touristy. That way you could choose the better of the two days to climb Ben Vrackie, and have a slow day the other day doing option B and a distillery tour. Ben Vrackie was in the clouds the day we were there, so we left with it undone. The Blair Athol Distillery tour was a favorite activity.
In Blair Atholl, Blair Castle and gardens were well worth our visit. We went through the gardens, Diana’s Grove with enormous trees, and up the hill for a nice walk through farm land with far ranging views. We were even treated to watching sheep being moved from one field to another by a farmer and his border collies. On Monday night, the Atholl Arms pub was the only place in town that we could find open to get something to eat.
This week seemed as much about history and culture as walking. The Scots we met were very friendly. We were close to roads for some of the time and the road noise was unpleasant. But all in all, this was a lovely holiday.
The sun shone and the Borders folk were very friendly and helpful. The routes were good for ageing Inntravellers. Loved visits to Traquair House and Abbotsford. The Tweed is a lovely companion, sometimes quiet, at other times noisy over the rocks.
Edinburgh is a lovely city to explore on foot. The contrast between the Old and New towns is heightened by a visit to National Trust Scotland properies of Gladstone Land in the Old and the Georgian House in the New. We recommend a bus sighteeing tour of the city to start the visit to obtain an overview.
INNTRAVEL NOTE: These customers conbined our walk The Tweed & the Scottish Borders with our Edinburgh City add-on
We have now done three Inntravel holidays and look forward to many more. The choice of areas to explore, accommodations, walking notes, general preparation, and staff assistance makes the holiday easy, predictable, and extremely enjoyable. We did have a probem with UK train strikes at the time of our travel and our two walks, which were almost back to back, had to be modified last minute. Inntravel were very quick to take care of this for us and we continued to have the most fabulous and memorable holiday.
Inntravel has provided us with another splendid walk in Highland Perthshire, Scotland with their Heart of Scotland tour. It was easy to moderate walking with many options to choose from. We are three 70-somethings. We did not need poles, and wore short hiking shoes. The weather went from sunny to overcast, and no rain. We had great accommodations with welcoming and helpful innkeepers.
We combined the Heart of Scotland with the Edinburgh add-on. We recommend opting for a couple days in Edinburgh, a very walkable and interesting city. Some of the sites to see would be the castle, Arthur's Seat, the National Museum of Scotland, and the botanical garden. We also enjoyed Dovecot Studios.
We chose both option B and C walks in Aberfeldy. They can be done in one day. The Birks of Aberfeldy was a favorite walk for all of us. Castle Menzies is worth the admission and walking across one-lane Wade’s Bridge to get there was entertaining.
The walk from Aberfeldy to Pitlochry was wonderful, with the trek across the moors the best part. On your way to Pitlochry, treat yourself to some fine chocolate at the chocolatier's. As you sit and rest by the river, keep your eyes open for rafters.
We would recommend checking with Inntravel to find out if you can add an extra day in Pitlochry even though Pitlochry is crowded and touristy. That way you could choose the better of the two days to climb Ben Vrackie, and have a slow day the other day doing option B and a distillery tour. Ben Vrackie was in the clouds the day we were there, so we left with it undone. The Blair Athol Distillery tour was a favorite activity.
In Blair Atholl, Blair Castle and gardens were well worth our visit. We went through the gardens, Diana’s Grove with enormous trees, and up the hill for a nice walk through farm land with far ranging views. We were even treated to watching sheep being moved from one field to another by a farmer and his border collies. On Monday night, the Atholl Arms pub was the only place in town that we could find open to get something to eat.
This week seemed as much about history and culture as walking. The Scots we met were very friendly. We were close to roads for some of the time and the road noise was unpleasant. But all in all, this was a lovely holiday.
The sun shone and the Borders folk were very friendly and helpful. The routes were good for ageing Inntravellers. Loved visits to Traquair House and Abbotsford. The Tweed is a lovely companion, sometimes quiet, at other times noisy over the rocks.
Edinburgh is a lovely city to explore on foot. The contrast between the Old and New towns is heightened by a visit to National Trust Scotland properies of Gladstone Land in the Old and the Georgian House in the New. We recommend a bus sighteeing tour of the city to start the visit to obtain an overview.
INNTRAVEL NOTE: These customers conbined our walk The Tweed & the Scottish Borders with our Edinburgh City add-on
We have now done three Inntravel holidays and look forward to many more. The choice of areas to explore, accommodations, walking notes, general preparation, and staff assistance makes the holiday easy, predictable, and extremely enjoyable. We did have a probem with UK train strikes at the time of our travel and our two walks, which were almost back to back, had to be modified last minute. Inntravel were very quick to take care of this for us and we continued to have the most fabulous and memorable holiday.
Our group of four experienced Tweed and the Scottish Borders, Edinburgh Add-on and Fife's Coastal Corner in late August/early September. The arrangements, transfers, hotels and meals were spot on. The route notes were easy to follow and full of interesting details about the history, geology, culture and people of the regions.
This package of Yorkshire Dales, Scottish Borders and a taste of Edinburgh (including Fringe Festival and Tattoo) was a varied and memorable holiday.
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