What Can I Expect

Classic car holidays in Scotland - the mini tour! Two nights’ guest house accommodation with breakfast for two people, with classic car driving on the open roads in the daytime make up these fantastic packages.

You’ll be based in Bonnyrigg for these wonderful wee holidays, just a few miles south of the Scottish capital Edinburgh. The countryside is lovely and it’s a great departure point for exploring all over the central belt in the vintage motor of your choice.

Our vouchers are for two people and you can go as driver and passenger, or share the driving if you prefer. These classic car holiday vouchers come with unlimited mileage too, so you can properly explore.

There’s so much beauty in Scotland it’s difficult to know where to go, which is why these packages include a personalised road book with daily itineraries setting out from and returning to the guest house.

From Stirling Castle, Loch Tay and the Trossachs, to St Andrews, the East Coast and Loch Leven, there’s so much to see and visit on your roadtrip holiday, which is made all the more adventurous and authentic when you’re touring in a classic car.

Mini tour dates are available throughout the year, with weekends and weekdays included. Book your classic car holiday in Scotland for a fun, two-night mini break with a difference!

When Is It Available

• Weekdays and weekends throughout the year
• All dates are subject to availability of your chosen vehicle
• The car can be driven in the rain, but severe weather conditions may make it not suitable or safe to take the car out. This is at the discretion of the hire team on the day

Suitable For

• All drivers must be aged between 25 and 79 and must have held a full driving licence for 2 years
• A clean (minor endorsements accepted) driving licence must be produced prior to commencement of hire

Menu

Day One Route

• Head towards the Wallace Monument, following the Ochil Hills with views of Stirling Castle
• Travel through the village of Doune, then into the Trossachs National Park, Callander, Lochearnhead
• Lunch in the picturesque village of Killin with its famous waterfalls (lunch not included)
• Journey along the shores of Loch Tay, through Kenmore, Aberfeldy and Crieff
• Stop for tea (not included) at the Gleneagles Hotel before returning through local villages

Day Two Route

• Head to the village of Dunning, then continue to Newburgh and the country town of Cupar
• Travel on to the East coast, catching the sea on your left, and the city of St Andrews
• Stop for lunch or stretch your legs at St Andrews
• Journey along coastal roads to fishing villages like Crail and Anstruther
• Head inland towards Leven skirting Loch Leven before heading back to base through Kinross