Classic Britain deal with thousands of groups every year - to make it easy for group organisers, we have painstakingly researched and compiled dozens of itineraries suitable for groups. Here is one example of the type of intinerary that we have on offer:

Dalwhinnie – Loch Ericht Hotel
Dalwhinnie village, high up in the Grampian Mountains in the Grampian National Park, is an inspirational place at any time of year. In the spring, when the snow lingers on the tops, the river rushes past the hotel, sparkling & peaty. In the summer the hills are adorned with heather and salmon weave their way up the rocky river bed. In autumn the colours change and in the winter deer come off the hills in search of food. The first place to visit is the famous Dalwhinnie disitllery, for a guided tour and a visit to their Visitor Centre.

DAY TOUR
“Monarch Of the Glen Country” Newtonmore, Kingussie, Aviemore - here you can book the steam train from Aviemore to Boat of Garten . It takes 20 minutes and costs around £3 single. Then up to Inverness with time free for shopping. Return, stopping off at Cullloden Battlefield and Visitor Centre, Carrbridge and back to the hotel. (Approx 125 miles)

DAY TOUR
“Fort William & Great Glen” – Loch Laggan passing the Ardreekie House where Monarch of Glen is filmed. Spean Bridge and up to the Commando Monument. Take the back road by the Caledonian Canal, stopping in Banavie to see Neptune's Staircase, with time in Fort William. You can book a cruise down Loch Linnhe to Seal Island or go up into the mountains on the cable car at Nevis Range. ( allow 1.5 hrs for either.) Return via A82 to Spean Bridge then back up to Dalwhinnie. (Approx 110 miles)

DAY TOUR
“The Whisky Trail” - on the way through Aviemore you can go to Cairngorm and take the new funicular railway up into the mountains. Proceed on to Grantown on Spey, the start of the whisky trail. You can visit Glenfarclas (charge) or Glenmorangie (no charge) at Aberlour. Ballindalloch Castle at Recerlich is worth stopping at and they have a garden you can see as well as visiting inside the castle (Chargeable). Up to Elgin returning via Ballater (Royal Deeside) Tomintoul and Dalwhinnie. This is the longest tour. Approx (180 miles)

½ DAY
Up to Aviemore - trip on the steam train, pick up at Boat of Garten. Lunch at the Boat Hotel next to the station. Heather Centre at Dulnain Bridge, returning to Hotel. Allow 4 hours(Approx 70 miles)

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