Dunfermline, Glenturret destilery and Highland lakes

Visit Dunfermline, famous for its cathedral where the remains of King Robert the Bruce were buried. Learn about whisky in Glenturret at Scotland's oldest distillery. Know Earn and Tay lakes. On the banks of the Tay you will see the Crannog Museum, floating home of the ancient inhabitants of Scotland. Discover the Hermitage forest and admire the tallest trees in the UK and the quaint buildings that make it an almost enchanted forest.

Address or meeting point

190 High Street, Edinburgh EH11RW

Hours & minutes

11 hours and a half

kilometers

270

Start or opening time

Available on Fri at 08.00 hours

End or closing time

Around 19:30 hours

Participants

Maximum number 19

Minimum number 1

Position

How do you get there by car? Follow the signs to Old Town and Cathedral

Is it possible to get there by public transport? Yes

List each mean of public transportion and the stop's name Lothian Busses bus stop at South Brigde, George IV The Bridge, Princes Street

Distance from the venue to the stop From 30 metres to 200 metres the farest at Princes St

Guides & companions

Is it done with a guide, a driver and/or an instructor? Yes, with a guide

Which languages do guide/instructors speak? Spanish

Are audio guides or brochures available? if so, in which languages? No

Do you provide additional companions or personnel? No

Shopping information

Is there a shop? How much time is spent on shopping? Yes, 30 min

Are credit/debit cards accepted? Which ones? Yes

Content & Specialized items

Are additional items needed? Which ones are included? Includes Spanish speaking guide and transportation by minibus (capacity 8 to 16 seats)

List items not included and their renting cost at the venue Meals, drinks and entrances

List the specific clothing required Appropiate clothes and shoes for cold and rainy weather

Meals

Is there a restaurant at the venue? Yes

What is the category and speciality of the restaurant? Restaurant at Glenturret distillery or in Crieff. Also available supermarket, food to take away and fast food restaurants

May the client bring his/her own food? Is there a picnic area? Yes, at Glenturret distillery

What is the seating capacity of each restaurant? From 20 seats in the smallest to 120 seats in the largest

Are there smoking / non smoking areas? Yes

Are there restrooms available? Yes

Restroom Information

List all venues where restrooms are available Dunfermline, Glenturret distillery and Aberfeldy

Which of them are accessible by wheelchair? All of them

Is there a charge to use any of them? No

Are there any restroom-only stops during the tour? No

Physical condition

What is the fitness level required? Any

Would people with limited mobility have accessibility problems? (to the vehicle, to the restaurant,...) No

Is it feasible for wheelchair-confined persons? Yes

What type of paving does it have? (flat, uneven...) Flat

How much walking is required? (km, meters) About 500 meters in total

Advisories

Are there any additional costs? List them Distillery entrance fee: 6.50 pounds

Which currencies are accepted? Sterling pounds

Which is the minimum/maximum age to participate? (for all or each one of the activities) Min. 5 years old

Product price detail

At 8.15 am in Spanish.

Age of child

Appropriate age for child ticket from 4 to 12 years

For cancellation up to 3 days, a full refund will be given. For cancellation up to 1 days, 50% refund will be given.