Scotland by luxury train (Royal Scotsman)

This trip to Scotland takes place aboard the Belmond Royal Scotsman, considered one of the most luxurious trains in the world and renowned for its impeccable service.

DAY 1: EDIMBURG (Royal Scotsman)

Flight or train to Edinburgh on request.
Approximate departure 2:00 pm.

In the morning, you can visit the charming city of Edinburgh, Europe's most UNESCO-listed city.
Meet your historic train in the early afternoon. The Royal Scotsman awaits you at the station. Your VIP tour begins in the early afternoon for a tour entitled "Wonders of Western Scotland".

Your train journey in Scotland begins: comfortably seated, you enjoy your English tea served in the cabin. The Cap train heads west towards the town of Falkirk. Your train moves on to Loch Lemond and then Glen Falloch. You then disembark to enjoy a walk to this impressive 10-meter-high waterfall.

In the evening, the train heads north to the village of Spean Bridge for the night.

Dinner is served in the dining car, with after-dinner entertainment in the observation car.
Overnight aboard the Belmond Royal Scotsman (DI)

DAY 2: EDIMBOURG - GLENFINNAN (Royal Scotsman)

The train continues north through the town of Fort William. Don't miss the view of Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the UK.

Disembark at Arisaig, for a stroll along this brilliantly sandy beach on the banks of the River Morar, guaranteed to make you fall in love! From the beach, admire the view of the Isle of Skye's majestic Cuillin Mountains.

Lunch is served on board as the train heads for Fort William, also known as Scotland's outdoor capital. Visit Glenfinnan Monument with local guide, followed by English tea at Inverlochy Castle.
Those wishing to do so can walk past the ruins of High Bridge and return along the River Spean.

Relax on board the train, on the way to the small village of Bridge of Orchy. Dinner is served in the dining car, with after-dinner entertainment in the observation car.
Overnight aboard the Belmond Royal Scotsman (DDP, DJ, ID).

DAY 3: GLENFINNAN - ISLAND OF BUTE (Royal Scotsman)

In the morning, you'll discover the charming Isle of Bute, rich in geology, history and wildlife, with a varied landscape.

Visit Mount Stuart House, a Victorian Gothic house with arguably the finest private collection of family portraits in Scotland.

Return to the train, where a farewell dinner is served in the dining car. Enjoy the evening aboard the prestigious Royal Scotsman as it slowly makes its way to Kilmarnock.
Overnight aboard the Belmond Royal Scotsman (DDP, DJ, ID).

DAY 4: ISLAND OF BUTE - EDIMBOURG (Royal Scotsman)

Enjoy a leisurely, elegant breakfast as the train makes its way to Edinburgh.
End of your luxury train journey in Scotland (PDJ)

Arrival approx. 09:40
Additional night, flight or return train from Edinburgh on request.

ROYAL SCOTSMAN - LUXURY TRAIN TRAVEL IN SCOTLAND

The Royal Scotsman train operated by Belmond is one of the most luxurious luxury trains in the world. It was first launched in 1985. In 1990, the original carriages were removed and replaced by a new set of Pullman cars, renovated by James Park Associates.

Lacquered wood panels and warm-toned fabrics perfected the Edwardian country-house appeal. The adjoining cabins, equipped with steam showers, established unprecedented comfort and the birth of a luxury legend.

In 2007, the train was christened the Royal Scotsman, and has been raising the bar for style and innovation ever since. The addition of the Bamford Haybarn Spa carriage marks a world first in the pursuit of perfect well-being. A true leader on the rails, Royal Scotsman is an impressive way to submerge yourself in the soul of the Scottish Highlands.

TWIN/DOUBLE CABIN

Double and twin cabins measure 7.9 m² and feature two single beds or a fixed double bed, a dressing table, a full-length wardrobe, electric heating, electric fans, opening windows and a call button. Each cabin has its own private bathroom with shower, washbasin and WC.

GRANDE SUITE

Two interconnecting compartments, one of which is a private lounge with sofa and the other a bedroom with a fixed double bed. A private bathroom includes a shower, washbasin and toilet, as well as custom toiletries and complimentary bathrobes. In-cabin meals on request, top-of-the-range amenities, private transfers from airport or destination hotel, one spa treatment included per guest.

BEMOND ROYAL SCOTSMAN - PRICES

RATE 2025 :

• Cabin twin / double : from € 12, 980 / person

• Edinburgh supplement : on request
  
  

RATE 2026 :

• Cabin twin / double : from € 9,495 / person

• Edinburgh supplement : on request

It's essential to book your trip as early as possible as :

• Cabins are often sold out more than a year in advance;
• The company increases its fares as it fills up.

PRICE INCLUDES

• Three nights' accommodation on board the Royal Scotsman luxury train
• All meals on board the train: full Scottish breakfast, three-course lunch and four-course dinner including cheese platter, coffee, tea and petit fours
• All drinks, including alcoholic beverages
• Visits mentioned in the program
• Entertainment in the Observation wagon.

THE PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE

• International flights
• Stay in Edinburgh
• Meals not mentioned;
• Insurance;
• Gratuities.

CANCELLATION POLICY

• Deposit 30% non-refundable
• Balance due 6 months prior to departure
• Cancellation between 179 and 120 days before departure - 50% charge
• Cancellation less than 120 days before departure - 100% charge

RESPONSIBILITIES

Itineraries may be subject to change, due to circumstances beyond the Organizer's control or due to various problems that may arise during abnormal operation in managing the capacity of the network on which the Tourist Trains run. In such cases, the Organizer will adopt the appropriate solutions for the continuation of the organized trip, at no extra cost to the customer, and will communicate them to the customer. If the customer continues the trip with the solutions proposed by the Organizer, he will be deemed to have tacitly accepted the said proposals.

 The Organizer assumes no commitment as to the punctuality of its trains, since its objective is not the simple transport of passengers, but leisure, pleasure and respect for an established tourist and service program.