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You travel straight from Aberdeen to one of Scotland’s archetypal structures, Dunnottar Castle. It’s a stunning fortress set on a cliff by the sea. It’s seen more battles than you’ve had cups of tea and is an essential Scottish destination.
Your next stop is the Falls of Feugh. These cascading falls are mesmerising; and if you’re lucky, you may even spot a salmon jumping up the river.
It’s now time for lunch in Braemar, a lovely little village in the Cairngorms National Park with royal connections and plenty of local delicacies to try.
You then head to the Muir of Dinnet Nature Reserve and get the opportunity to go for a stroll. Keep your eyes peeled for otters, birds, and adders on this quintessential woodland walk.
You leave the Cairngorms National Park and arrive in Aberdeen in the early evening.
Stops:
Dunnottar Castle - This clifftop fortress has seen the greats of Scotland’s history pass through its gates. Perched on an impregnable clifftop overlooking the North Sea, it’s an unmissable sight.
Falls of Feugh - Stretch your legs and breathe in the invigorating Highland air at these magnificent waterfalls.
Braemar - Braemar has a strong association with the British royal family and the annual Highland Gathering.
Cairngorms National Park - Gaze in awe at Scotland’s most beautifully rounded peaks.
Muir of Dinnet - This landscape has been shaped by ice, wind, and water. It truly is one of Scotland’s most impressive National Nature Reserves.
Finishes (approx.)
18:00 - Aberdeen Bus Station Drop Off, Stance 5, Aberdeen Bus Station, Guild Street, Aberdeen, AB11 6NA
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