13 Oct 2005
Autumn and winter can be a superb time to visit Scotland - crisp, clean air, scintillating views and cosy open fires at the end of the day.
Spooky Edinburgh There are still a few spaces left over Halloween to explore the hidden side of Edinburgh. Get to know the real history of the Old Town on this exclusive holiday which includes a night-time "Ghost Hunter Trail" guided walking tour, and a visit to the underground streets of Mary King's Close. Edinburgh is a perfect city for exploring on foot, and with McKinlay Kidd�s expert advice, you will be able to see more than the average visitor. Costs from �169 per person for 3 nights SC and you�ll stay just off the Royal Mile close to all the action.
Bag a Munro If you've ever wanted to climb a really big mountain in the Highlands, or wondered what is would be like to bag your first Munro, this could be the break for you. McKinlay Kidd have put together a unique holiday which includes two full days with a fully qualified mountain guide, who will accompany you on your own personalised programme of walks. Book before 31st October 2005 for holidays before 31st March 2006 and enjoy 3 nights for the price of 2. Prices from �237 per person for D,B&B.
A Wee Dram Book before end of October 2005 and enjoy three nights for the price of two on a Speyside Whisky short break. Speyside is world renowned as the heart of Scotland's whisky industry, and the close proximity of so many contrasting distilleries, together with the local scenery, and wide range of other options make this area a perfect short break destination. 3 nights D,B&B from now until 31 March 2006 costs �198 per person.
Scottish experts McKinlay Kidd plan holidays to suit all types of experience, and have personally checked out all the hotels and routes that they recommend. All holidays include a detailed personal itinerary from your chosen starting point in Scotland, and map with recommended routes. For more details call McKinlay Kidd 08707 606027 or visit www.seescotlanddifferently.co.uk