Dunoon & Kyles of Bute by Steam

Enjoy a sensational two day break to the West Coast resort of Dunoon through the spectacular Kyles of Bute aboard the Waverley Paddle Steamer.\n\n
A cruise through the Kyles of Bute aboard the Waverley Paddle Steamer is a spectacular journey through one of Scotland's most scenic waterways. As the world's last seagoing paddle steamer, the Waverley offers a nostalgic and unique way to experience the stunning west coast. Departing from Greenock, the Waverley glides past historic shipyards and picturesque coastal towns before reaching the Kyles of Bute, a narrow and winding stretch of water separating the Isle of Bute from the mainland. This area is renowned for its tranquil beauty, with rolling hills, secluded bays, and charming whitewashed cottages dotting the shoreline. We arrive in the picturesque village of Tighnabruaich where you will rejoin your coach and travel to your hotel for the evening.What's Included?
- Coach travel with reserved seating- One night dinner, bed and breakfast at the Esplanade Hotel, Dunoon- Saturday - A spectacular journey aboard the Waverley Paddle Steamer from Greenock to Tighnabruaich- A visit to Oban on your return journey.The Esplanade Hotel - Splendidly situated on the West Bay Promenade in pretty Dunoon, the Esplanade Hotel offers high standards of accommodation and service on this wonderful break. This traditional hotel is the ideal location to relax and unwind with the beach right on the doorstep!\n\n

Dunoon
Dunoon, a picturesque town nestled on the western shores of the Firth of Clyde, Surrounded by breathtaking landscapes of rolling hills, dense forests, and the sparkling waters of the Clyde, Dunoon offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and rich history. With its fascinating mix of architecture, local culture, and an array activities. Whether seeking relaxation by the sea, delving into fascinating historical sites, or embarking on exhilarating adventures, Dunoon promises an unforgettable experience for all who visit.

Oban
Translated in Scottish Gaelic, Oban means The Little Bay, and people remember this beautiful area for many reasons. Tourists love eating Oban's fantastic seafood, admiring its breathtaking scenery, and immersing themselves in the town's history.\n\nAnd in summer, tourists love watching its spectacular sunsets.\n\nOban is the biggest town between Helensburgh and Fort William and is a popular tourist hub on the Northwest coast of Scotland that leads to many of the area's surrounding islands and historic sites.\n\nWith its sweeping bay, beautiful harbour and stunning scenic views, Oban has been a popular visitor destination since Victorian times.\n\nDid you know? Oban and neighbouring Lorn have a long and interesting history which began in the Dark Ages with Kings and Chiefs building castles and forts along the coast. In 500AD a powerful Irish Lord named Loairn established his Kingdom just outside Oban at Dunollie and gave his name to the district.The Esplanade Hotel, Dunoon The Esplanade Hotel, Dunoon
Splendidly situated on the West Bay Promenade in pretty Dunoon, the Esplanade Hotel offers high standards of accommodation and service on this wonderful break. This traditional hotel is the ideal location to relax and unwind with the beach right on the doorstep!\n\nHotel Features: All bedrooms with en-suite facilities, TV, hairdryer & tea/coffee making facilities
- Bar
- Restaurant
- Lift
- Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel