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Edinburgh Tattoo & the Ayrshire Coast

Edinburgh Tattoo & the Ayrshire Coast


4 days day day
from £369££pp

2027 Aug


The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo is a must-see addition to your summer calendar. Join us for an exhilarating display of military tradition against the backdrop of Edinburgh Castle and enjoy the celebration of fascinating myths and legends from worldwide performers, all set to the beat of heart-pounding music! After the big event, we enjoy a change of pace with a scenic drive along the picturesque Ayrshire Coast with stops at Ayr and Troon, a lovely way to round up our Scottish escape.

Highlights

  • Return coach travel
  • 3 nights at the Adamton Country House Hotel, Prestwick (JG2 rating) with breakfast plus one dinner
  • Reserved seat for the evening performance of the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo
  • Excursion to the Ayrshire Coast (Ayr & Troon)
  • En-route visit to Gretna Green

Please note: we advise you to be prepared with waterproofs etc. in case of inclement weather during The Tattoo. It will go ahead whatever the weather. 

This tour is considered unsuitable for those with mobility concerns due to the steep, cobbled incline to Edinburgh Castle and the steps/tiered seating at The Tattoo.

Itinerary

After breakfast, we head to Edinburgh, where there’s free time to enjoy a bite to eat before making your way to the castle to take your seat for the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo. The show brings together musicians and performers from every part of the world for a fabulous display of international culture – it's always an incredible spectacle! After the performance, we travel back to our hotel.

We explore the Ayrshire Coast and make our first stop at the popular seaside resort of Ayr. This little town boasts a charming seafront with an esplanade, long sandy beach and many fine Georgian and Victorian buildings. Our next stop is Troon, which overlooks the Isle of Arran and offers stunning, sandy beaches, which featured in the popular historical series Outlander, and a wealth of charming independent cafés and unique boutiques.

On our way home, we enjoy a stop at the marriage capital of the world, Gretna Green. In this famous village lies the original spot where young eloping couples would marry ‘over the anvil’ at the Blacksmiths Shop.

Accommodation

Situated on private grounds, this historic hotel offers a buffet-style restaurant and bar. Rooms are simple yet comfortably furnished and located within the hotel’s annexe wing and include TV, hairdryer and tea and coffee-making facilities.

Hotel Rating

Hotels with a JG2 rating are a mixture of larger hotels and privately owned properties. Décor and furnishings may be simple but are clean and well maintained. All bedrooms have en-suite facilities, TV and may have tea/coffee making facilities. Food may be buffet style in some of the larger hotels. Services may be limited but efficient.


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