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Trip Details

  • 7-night stay for two at 4-star hotels (1 night in Glasgow, 1 night in Oban, 2 nights in Speyside, 1 night in Aberdeen, and 2 nights in Edinburgh)
  • Example hotels (or similar): Maldron Hotel (Glasgow), Loch Melfort Hotel (Oban), Dowans Hotel (Speyside), Norwood Hall Hotel (Aberdeen), Ten Hill Place Hotel (Edinburgh)
  • Daily breakfast
  • Admission to Oban Distillery with Tasting
  • Scottish farm experience: Highland Cattle, farmer chat & local tasting
  • Edinburgh Pub Crawl Tour
  • Booking and concierge services
Info Sheet for Directors / Auctioneers

Trip Code: IT181

Scotland Self-Drive Culinary and Whisky Tour

  • 2 Guest
  • 7 Nights
  • 12 Can Be Sold at a Single Event

Forget rigid tour itineraries—this is a feast for the senses on your own terms. Our Culinary and Whisky Self-Drive Tour lets you indulge your appetite for discovery, as you navigate Scotland’s most delicious landscapes. With daily breakfast, hand-picked 4-star accommodations, and a meticulously planned route suggestion ready, this isn’t just travel—it’s a story told through taste. Please note: the rental car for your adventure is not included, allowing you the flexibility to choose the vehicle that best suits your style.

Itinerary – Scotland Self-Drive Culinary and Whisky Tour

Start in Glasgow, where city grit meets gourmet flair. Hop aboard a red Routemaster bus for Afternoon Tea on wheels or take in the city with an open-top tour. At Tennent’s Brewery, tap into centuries of brewing tradition—your first toast to Scotland’s legendary libations.

Then it’s off to Oban, where the sea meets the stills. Explore one of Scotland’s oldest distilleries with an included tasting session. Afterwards, let the charming port town tempt your palate—Oban is famed for its ultra-fresh seafood. Picture the ocean on a plate, served in cozy waterfront eateries. In Speyside, Scotland’s whisky capital, choose your own sipping adventure with iconic names like Glenfiddich, Macallan, and Glenlivet. Don’t miss the Speyside Cooperage, where oak barrels are still handcrafted the old way—because some things shouldn’t be rushed.

Your journey continues through Royal Deeside with a pause for Highland Cattle and local fare, before heading south for smoky Arbroath delicacies and creamy cheese straight from the farm. In Edinburgh, the grand finale awaits: castle views, cultural pubs, and a proper Scottish night of haggis, live music, and local lore.

We’ve woven in musts—like Oban Distillery and an Edinburgh pub crawl—but the soul of this tour is in the spontaneous. Linger longer at that market stall, take a back road to a village café, or toast the Highlands under an open sky. With daily breakfast, charming 4-star accommodations, and your wheels ready, this isn’t just travel—it’s a story told through taste.

Royal Scotland Self-Drive Tour
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  • Cost to Non Profit$4,795.00
  • Strike Price What is this?$7,000.00
    Strike price means the expected price to be reached in order to sell the item.
  • Return for your Non-Profit$2,205.00
What is this?
Live Auction – Part of the evening where supporters will be encouraged to use their paddles to actively bid on the auction items at the same time.
Silent Auction – Items that are displayed on the Silent auction tables and on the electronic platforms for active bidding through out the time allowed for the silent auction. A “buy now” price may also be included in this auction.
Vacation Station – Trips that are typically set with a buy it now price in a section of the Silent Auction. Not to conflict with travel experiences in the Live Auction, we are looking for not the highest bidder, rather a multiple purchases of the same trip.
Raffle / Golden Ticket – Set price however there is not a set number of tickets to be sold with 1 winner to be chosen for the prize.
Other – Will be other revenue enhancers.

Terms of Use and Blackout Dates

This package is valid for 2 years. Booking the trip should be no later than 60 days ahead of desired travel dates, sooner booking will ensure optimal availability. This package is transferable to another traveler, free of charge, if your package has not been booked and confirmed. The planned excursions may be subject to variations or substitutions in the event of adverse weather conditions or for operational reasons. If a visit to a site/museum is not possible for reasons beyond our control, it will be replaced by another. Any food allergy or particular needs must be communicated when booking. International and domestic flights, tips, possible local taxes and tourist taxes, car rentals, fuel, tolls, personal expenses, visa processing or consulate/embassy fees (when required), meals, activities or services not explicitly specified under Trip Details are not included.

 

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