1110 Euro/person in twin/dbl room

Single room supplement: 410 Euro Solo Traveler supplement (incl. also sgl. room supplement): 600 Euro

Departures on any day of the week between the beginning of April and the end of September. One of the most popular long-distance treks in the UK - book early to avoid disappointment (accommodations on the way are pretty small)! One piece of luggage per person is allowed for the daily luggage transfers (20kg). Getting to/from Fort William: By Air: Inverness and Glasgow Airports are the most convenient. From Inverness Airport catch the bus (2 hours) or arrange a private transfer to Fort William. From Glasgow Airport take the shuttle bus into Glasgow city centre and then the train (4 hours) or bus (3 hours) to Fort William. By Train: Between 3 and 4 trains run daily from Glasgow to Fort William and the journey takes around 4 hours. Widely regarded as one of the world’s great rail journeys this is a great way to start your trip. Visit Scotrail's website for timetables and tickets. By Bus: Scottish Citylink operates up to 8 departures per day from Glasgow to Fortwilliam (3 hours) and up to 8 buses per day from Inverness (2 hours) to Fort William. Visit Scottish Citylink's website for timetables and tickets. By Car: Fort William is 100 miles (approx. 3 hours) north of Glasgow on the A82. Parking (not secure) is available in Fort William. You can sometimes leave your car at the properties we use in Fort William, but please request this at the time of booking. Journey Planning: If travelling by public transport the website www.travelinescotland.com has an excellent journey planner. Getting from Inverness: Inverness has excellent transport links by road, rail and air to destinations throughout Scotland and the UK. Use the websites listed above for timetables and tickets. Midges: If you are travelling in the middle of high season, the notorious midges may be a problem. Midges favour still conditions in the morning and evening and are generally not a problem while you are on the move in the middle of the day. There are many repellents on the market (with mixed reviews), and also midge/mosquito head nets, but not leaving too much skin exposed seems to be the tried and tested way of dealing with them.

This tour includes overnight accommodation in a mixture of country inns, small hotels, guesthouses and B&B’s. We carefully select your accommodation to ensure that you enjoy every minute of your stay and all offer a warm welcome to walkers, traditional hospitality and delicious local food. We book en-suite rooms as standard. If there are no en-suite rooms available in an overnight location, we may book a room with shared facilities, but we would always inform you in advance if this was the case. Breakfast is included each morning while lunch and dinner are not included so you are free to choose from the available options. Your accommodation will be more than happy to provide a packed lunch on request and this can be booked on arrival. Alternatively, your guidebook also includes details of local shops and convenient lunch stops on the way. Dinner is available either at your accommodation or nearby pubs and restaurants and your info pack will of course have recommendations. Samples of the inns we would normally book (subject to availability), or similar category: Day 1: Fort William - Fassfern Guest House; Day 2: Spean Bridge - Inverour Guest House; Day 3: South Laggan - Forest Lodge; Day 4: Fort Augustus - Thistle Dubh; Day 5: Invermoriston - Bracarina House; Day 6: Drumnadrochit - Morlea B&B; Day 7: Inverness - Fairfield Lodge;