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Duration: 4 Days
Highlights: London, Tower of London, St. Paul's Cathedral, Tower Bridge, Westminster Abbey, the Houses of Parliament, Buckingham Palace and Trafalgar Square, Net A Porter, Burberry Head Office, Meeting with the Royal Designer Gina Foster
Duration: 4 days
Highlights:The Tower of London, St. Paul's Cathedral, Trafalgar Square, the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, the National Church of England, Buckingham Palace
A four-day itinerary of London's highlights
Duration: 8 days
Highlights: Edinburgh, Gleneagles, Carnoustie, St Andrews, Dalmahoy Golf and Country Club, Rosslyn Chapel
An 8-day tour designed especially for the golfing enthusiast with opportunities to play on some of Scotland's most renowned courses including the famous Gleneagles, home...
Duration: 4 days
Highlights: St Andrews, Alfred Dunhill Links Championship Courses, St Andrews, The Championship Course, Carnoustie ( near Dundee) and Kingbarns (10km south of St Andrews)
This itinerary will be every golfers dream. Over the 4 days we will provide you with a celebration of links golf, which many..
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Duration: 4 days
A 4 day stylish tour of London. See the main sights of the capital then induldge in a spot of shopping and even get to meet the designers in their fashion houses. Shopping just doesn't get better!
Highlights: London, Tower of London, St. Paul's Cathedral, Tower Bridge, Westminster Abbey, the Houses of Parliament, Buckingham Palace and Trafalgar Square, Net A Porter, Burberry Head Office, Meeting with the Royal Designer Gina Foster
Upon arrival at London airport you will be met in the arrival hall by your driver then privately transferred to your hotel, where you will be welcomed to England by your local Guardian Angel and assisted with check-in procedures.
After nearly three years of extensive 100$ million dollar restoration, the Savoy Hotel takes its place again on the banks of the River Thames in the heart of London. Situated between Knightsbridge and Mayfair the hotel is only steps away from the world's finest theatres, museums and opera houses. The hotel combines the Edwardian and Art Deco style which is reflected in all 268 guestrooms and suites.
Overnight: The Savoy
This morning meet your local guide and private vehicle for a half-day (4hrs) orientation tour of London to see the beautiful famous sights of the city. You will begin by touring past the Tower of London, St. Paul's Cathedral, Tower Bridge, Westminster Abbey, the Houses of Parliament, Buckingham Palace and Trafalgar Square; among many other interesting sites for which London is renowned. Finally you will finish your orientation tour with a flight on the London Eye for a panoramic view of London.
This afternoon you will meet your local fashion expert guide and spend a couple of hours at Net A Porter (subject to availability), meeting the buyers and enjoy a shop in the personal shopping suites. NET-A-PORTER is an online, London, United Kingdom-based luxury clothing and accessories retailer. The website, presented in the style of a fashion magazine, was launched in 2000 and now stocks over 300 international brands such as Jimmy Choo, Christian Louboutin, Alexander McQueen, Stella McCartney & many more.
Tonight you may like to dine at Hakkasan (Payable Locally).
Overnight: The Savoy
Meal Plan: B
This morning embark on a unique experience where you can enjoy a tour of Burberry head offices and meet the famous Christopher Bailey (subject to availability) and/or the head designers that work in Christopher's team. After lunch at leisure (payable locally) meet with the head designers of Reiss (subject to availability) and see the head offices. You may like to end you London fashion experience meeting with Gina Foster, and see how it all works behind the scenes; her recent designs have been worn by the Duchess of Cambridge on many occasions.
Tonight you may like to dine at Nobu Berkeley (Payable Locally).
Time permitting (during one of the two days) you may get to meet with the designers and a tour of the head office of Pringle of Scotland.
Tonight you may like to dine at L'Atelier de Joel Robuchon (Payable Locally).
Overnight: The SavoyToday you will be transferred by private vehicle to the London Gatwick airport to board your flight.
Meal Plan: B
Duration: 4 days
A four-day itinerary of London's highlights.
Highlights: The Tower of London, St. Paul's Cathedral, Trafalgar Square, the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, the National Church of England, Buckingham Palace
Upon arrival at London Heathrow airport you will be met by your driver and privately transferred to your hotel. Your representative will meet you upon arrival, welcome you to England and assist you with check-in procedures.
The remainder of the day will be at your leisure.
Overnight: The Kensington Hotel
An expert local guide and your chauffeur will be waiting to meet you for a full day sightseeing tour (8 hours) of the City of London and Westminster. You will visit the Tower of London, where the Beefeaters guard the dazzling Crown Jewels, and where you will gain excellent views of Tower Bridge from the Medieval Palace. Proceed afterwards to St. Paul's Cathedral, rebuilt by Sir Christopher Wren after the Great Fire of London in 1666. Continue on to Trafalgar Square, where the National Gallery of Art is overshadowed by Nelson's Column. You will then head down Whitehall and past Downing Street, to the Houses of Parliament. You will also visit Westminster Abbey, the National Church of England that has been the scene of many state occasions including the Coronation. Finally return to your hotel past Buckingham Palace, the Queen's official residence in London.
Overnight: The Kensington Hotel
Meal Plan: B
Today is at your leisure to explore London further on your own.
Overnight: The Kensington Hotel
Meal Plan: B
Today you will be privately transferred to the train station / London Heathrow Airport.
Meal Plan: B
Duration: 8 days
An 8-day tour designed especially for the golfing enthusiast with opportunities to play on some of Scotland's most renowned courses including the famous Gleneagles, home of the 2014 Ryder Cup.
Take the unique opportunity as an added extra, to learn the true art of golf from a real golfing Master. Having won tournaments against some of the best players in the world, your private tutor will show you how their skills can be applied to your game so you can reach your full potential.
Highlights: Edinburgh, Gleneagles, Carnoustie, St Andrews, Dalmahoy Golf and Country Club, Rosslyn Chapel
Welcome to Scotland! Upon arrival at Edinburgh Airport, meet your Guardian Angel and transfer by private vehicle to your hotel in Perthshire, where you will be assisted with check-in. Enjoy the remainder of your day at leisure.
Overnight: Gleneagles HotelThis morning, enjoy an early morning tee time to play a round on the 6,471 yard King's Course. James Braid's plan for the King's Course was to test even the best players' shot-making skills over the eighteen holes making it both challenging and exhilarating for any golfer. Gleneagles is certainly one of the most beautiful places to play golf in the world, with the springy moorland turf underfoot, the un-spoilt views from the tees, the rock-faced mountains to the north, the green hills to the south, and the peaks of the Trossachs and Ben Vorlich on the western horizon.
Handicap: No handicap certificate required.
This afternoon is yours to enjoy the many activities available on site. You may wish to add one of the following: Gleneagles boasts many activities to choose from including the world famous Shooting and Fishing School, the Equestrian School which is one of the most impressive riding centres in Europe, the Gundog School - the first of its kind in the world and also off-road 4x4 driving on two specially developed courses. The Club, with two swimming pools, outdoor hot pool, tennis courts, gymnasium, cycle hire and walking/running tracks.
Overnight: Gleneagles Hotel
Meal Plan: B
This morning, meet your driver-guide and transfer eastwards for a round of Golf at Carnoustie. Dating as far back as the 1500s, golf has been played over the links at Carnoustie but the present Championship course came into play in 1850, designed by Alan Robertson from St. Andrews and was then extended and improved in 1926 by the famous architect James Braid. Not only does it offer the ultimate challenge to every golfer but it provides a playing quality second to none.
Tee times can be limited on the Championship Course so there is also the option to play the 5303 yards Buddon Links Course.
Handicap: Max 28 for Men, max 36 for ladies
On your return journey to Gleneagles you may take a scenic drive along Strathmore, the area of Scotland that is famed for the growing of soft fruit, notably raspberries. Stop in the picturesque village of Dunkeld that has an idyllic situation overlooking the River Tay.
Overnight: Gleneagles Hotel
Meal Plan: B
Today your driver-guide will transfer you to St Andrews for another spectacular round of golf. St Andrews is the home of golf and has been for some 600 years. Enjoy a round on the New Course (6604 yds), opened in 1895, having been laid out by Old Tom Morris.
Those wishing to play the famous Old Course, will be entered into the ballot, which is drawn 2 days prior to the day of play. There is no guarantee that you will be successful in obtaining a tee time.
Handicap: No handicap certificate required on the New or Jubilee Course
Overnight: Gleneagles Hotel
Meal Plan: B
This morning you will experience the second of the three famous Gleneagles courses, the PGA Centenary Course. Designed by Jack Nicklaus, this course has an American-Scottish layout, many water hazards and raised contoured greens. Nicklaus himself described the location as "The finest parcel of land in the world I have ever been given to work with". From the beginning you will enjoy spectacular scenery and then as you progress over the course you are distracted by the lush panorama of the rich Perthshire straths, the rugged Grampians, Ben Vorlich and the mountains above the Trossachs.
After your round of golf you can enjoy lunch at leisure before you are transferred to your Hotel in Edinburgh.
The Balmoral Hotel is located at Number 1 Princes Street in the heart of Edinburgh, a minute's walk from the city's main shopping area, and is the top hotel in the city. The preserved grand public areas reflect the origins as a major railway terminus hotel, and the current more contemporary décor reflects the development into a modern top class venue. There are 2 restaurants, The Number One restaurant and the less formal Hadrian's, where breakfast is served. There is also a tea lounge, The Palm Bar. Other Hotel facilities include a Health Club, which is open from 7.00am - 9.00pm, with swimming pool, fully equipped gymnasium, solarium and steam room.
Overnight: Balmoral Hotel
Meal Plan: B
This morning, meet an expert local guide and private vehicle for a half day sightseeing tour (4 hours) of Scotland's capital city. Head up to Edinburgh Castle, see the 'Honours of Scotland', or the Scottish Crown Jewels, and obtain stunning views of the city. Continue down the Royal Mile, past St. Giles High Kirk, to Holyrood Palace, the Queen's Official Residence in Scotland. (You will tour the staterooms of the palace if no member of the Royal Family is staying here at the time.)
This afternoon is yours to spend at leisure enjoying the sights and stores of this most dramatically located city.
Overnight: Balmoral Hotel
Meal Plan: B
For your final round, accompany your driver-guide just outside the city to tackle the prestigious East Course at the Marriott Dalmahoy Golf & Country Club. The East Course has recently completed a £1 million redevelopment and is now a true Championship venue. The course has hosted major championships such as the Solheim Cup in 1992 and the Scottish PGA Championship on numerous occasions. It measures in at over 7000 yards, making it the longest course in Scotland and leaving you with truly special memories of your Scottish Golf experience.
Handicap: No handicap certificate required
Following your round return you to Edinburgh via Rosslyn Chapel. This intricately carved church is one of the most remarkable medieval buildings in Scotland, and preserves a huge amount of carvings and masonic symbols. Its appearance in 'The Da Vinci Code' catapulted the chapel to fame in recent years.
Overnight: Balmoral Hotel
Meal Plan: B
Today your golf adventure comes to an end as you are transferred to the airport where you will board your flight home.
Meal Plan: B
Duration: 4 days
This itinerary will be every golfers dream. Over the 4 days we will provide you with a celebration of links golf, which many believe is the purest form of the game. You will have the opportunity to play the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship courses playing over three magnificent links courses - St Andrews, the Championship Course, Carnoustie (near Dundee) and Kingsbarns (10km south of St Andrews).
You'll be guaranteed a tee off time at the New Course ( St Andrews) however those wishing to play the famous Old Course, will be entered into the ballot, which is drawn 2 days prior to the day of play. There is no guarantee that you will be successful in obtaining a tee time.
Take the unique opportunity as an added extra, to learn the true art of golf from a real golfing Master. Having won tournaments against some of the best players in the world, your private tutor will show you how their skills can be applied to your game so you can reach your full potential.
Highlights: St Andrews, Alfred Dunhill Links Championship Courses, St Andrews, The Championship Course, Carnoustie ( near Dundee) and Kingbarns (10km south of St Andrews)
Upon arrival at Edinburgh airport you will be met in the arrival hall by your driver and privately transferred to the Old Course hotel.
Over the next three days Abercrombie & Kent will provide you with a celebration of links golf, which many believe is the purest form of the game. You will have the opportunity to play the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship courses playing over three magnificent links courses - St Andrews, the Championship Course, Carnoustie (near Dundee) and Kingsbarns (10km south of St Andrews).
Overnight: Old Course Hotel
This morning you will be privately transferred to Kingsbarns Golf Links ranked in the Top 100 Golf Courses in the world. The moment you arrive at Kingsbarns, you know you're somewhere special. The relaxed clubhouse, broad smile from each member of staff and hearty handshake of the first tee starter - all combine to ensure that your trip to play golf in Scotland includes what has been called the warmest welcome in golf
In the afternoon, you will be transferred back to your hotel.
Overnight: Old Course Hotel
Meal Plan: B
This morning you will be privately transferred to Carnoustie Golf Links, host to seven Open Championships, Carnoustie is known the world over as perhaps the toughest and most merciless of links courses.
In the afternoon, you will be transferred back to your hotel.
Overnight: Old Course Hotel
Meal Plan: B
Today you will have the chance to play at St Andrews, this course is the most famous and most historic golf course in the world. For golfers everywhere the Old Course is a unique and special place. Here history and sport come together in a magical way. Golf has been played over these links for hundreds of years. It is universally acknowledged as the 'Home of Golf'.
In the afternoon you will be privately transferred back to Edinburgh by your driver.
Meal Plan: B
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