04 Days – Historic Scotland

The Scotland tour package includes return transport by deluxe AC vehicle from your selected pick-up point, three nights’ accommodation in a 3 or 4-star hotel with breakfast, three Indian dinners and two Indian lunches, entrances and sightseeing as listed in the tour highlights, gratuities and a dedicated Tour Manager. Anything not listed as included, such as the optional Loch Lomond cruise, is excluded. If you are comparing all inclusive holidays in Scotland by coach, please note that lunch on Day 1 and meals other than breakfast on Day 4 are not part of this package.

This 4-day coach holiday starts from £445 per adult, £345 per child and £160 per infant, with no booking fees and our Best Price Guarantee. If you are working out the cost of a trip to Scotland, the price covers travel, three hotel nights, the listed meals and the entrances in the highlights. Prices can change with demand, and the price shown at the time of booking is final, so please contact us to confirm current fares.

Yes. This Scotland coach tour departs from London at East Ham (5:15 AM), Hounslow (5:30 AM), Southall (5:45 AM), Perivale (6:00 AM) and Wembley (6:15 AM), then picks up along the M1 at Toddington (7:00 AM), Newport Pagnell (7:10 AM) and Watford Gap (7:35 AM), and along the M6 at Corley (8:15 AM), Norton Canes (8:45 AM), Stafford (9:55 AM), Keele (10:20 AM, pick-up only) and Knutsford (11:00 AM). Glasgow Cathedral is a pick-up-only stop at 4:00 PM. If you are comparing London to Scotland packages, the full addresses are listed under Pick Up Points & Time.

Yes. Coach trips to Scotland from the Midlands can board at Watford Gap (7:35 AM), Corley (8:15 AM), Norton Canes (8:45 AM), Stafford (9:55 AM) or Keele (10:20 AM, pick-up only). For coach trips to Scotland from Manchester, Knutsford Services at 11:00 AM is the nearest listed pick-up for most travellers. If you are unsure which stop suits you best for this Scotland coach tour, contact us, and we will help.

Day 1 travels from London to Gretna Green and on to Glasgow, with a visit to Glasgow Cathedral and an Indian dinner. Day 2 heads to Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, then to the Nevis Range near Fort William, with stops at the Commando Memorial and Neptune’s Staircase. Day 3 stops at the Falkirk Wheel and The Kelpies on the way to Edinburgh, followed by Edinburgh Castle and the Royal Mile. Day 4 returns south through the Lake District, with a Lake Windermere cruise and a steam train ride from Lakeside to Haverthwaite before the journey to London. If you are looking for coach holidays to Loch Lomond and coach holidays to Fort William, Day 2 covers both. Many travellers search for lochs and glens coach trips Scotland has to offer, and Day 2 delivers exactly that, with Loch Lomond, Highland scenery and the Nevis Range.

Yes. The tour includes a photo stop at the Falkirk Wheel on Day 3, followed by a visit to The Kelpies, the 30-metre horse-head sculptures nearby. The stop does not include a boat ride on the wheel, so if you are comparing coach trips to Falkirk Wheel, please note that this is a photo stop rather than a boat trip.

Yes, families are welcome. If you are comparing Scotland family tour packages, child fares start from £345 and infant fares from £160, and you stay at one hotel for three nights rather than changing each day. Days include early starts and long coach journeys, so the tour suits children who are comfortable travelling for long periods. Our policy asks that children use a suitable child seat or booster with the seat belt fastened, and we do not provide baby milk or baby food. Please tell us at the time of booking about any medical, mobility or other needs.

As a Scotland coach holiday, four days gives you a good first taste of Scotland, covering Glasgow, Loch Lomond, Fort William and Edinburgh, with the Lake District on the way home. It suits travellers who want coach breaks to Scotland rather than a long holiday. Days are full, with early starts and long drives, so it is best for those who enjoy sightseeing over a slow pace. If you would like longer in the Highlands, our 05 Days – Scottish Highlands tour is a good next step.

Late spring to early autumn generally brings longer daylight and milder weather, although Highland weather can change quickly at any time of year. Some parts of this tour are seasonal: the steam train does not run from January to March or November to December, and lunch at the Nevis Range is not provided from January to April or November to December. We suggest booking early, as departure dates are confirmed on enquiry and prices can change with demand. Pack waterproofs, warm layers, comfortable walking shoes and entertainment for the long coach journeys.

Use the enquiry form on this page, or contact us on WhatsApp at +44 7438 630914, by phone on +44 (0) 20 360 38222 or by email at callcentre@krishtravel.com. Your booking is confirmed when we send a final email with your itinerary, terms and invoice. For coach holidays booked more than four weeks before departure, a 25% deposit per person is due at booking and the balance at least four weeks before departure, while bookings made within four weeks are paid in full. Cancellation charges depend on how much notice you give, and the fare conditions on this page and our Tours and Trips Policy set out the details. A change to your booking costs £15 per person plus any supplier charges, and a place can be transferred to another person for £50 per person if we are told at least 21 days before departure. We recommend travel insurance for all guests.