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7 night scotlands highlands and islands

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Length of cruise: 7 nights
Ship: Lord of the Glens (details)
Cruise line: Lindblad Expeditions

Departure port: Inverness
Ports of call: Inverness Scotland, Kyle Of Lochalsh, Armadale, Inverie, Isle Of Eigg, Tobermory, Craignure, Fionnphort, Ferry Travel, Iona, Duart Castle, Oban, Corpach, Laggan Locks, Fort Augustus, Cruising Loch Ness, Culloden Battlefield, Clava Cairns
Return port: Inverness

Day Location

1
Inverness
2
Inverness Scotland
3
Kyle Of Lochalsh
4
Armadale
5
Inverie
6
Isle Of Eigg
7
Tobermory
8
Craignure
9
Fionnphort
10
Ferry Travel
11
Iona
12
Ferry Travel
13
Fionnphort
14
Duart Castle
15
Craignure
16
Oban
17
Corpach
18
Laggan Locks
19
Fort Augustus
20
Cruising Loch Ness
21
Inverness Scotland
22
Culloden Battlefield
23
Clava Cairns
24
In
25
Inverness
26
Inverness

Locals bid farewell to cruise ship passengers as Golden Princess leaves Clydeport Ocean Terminal, Greenock, Scotland and sails down the Firth of Clyde.

Walking up toward Edinburgh Castle in Edinburgh, Scotland.

With its distinctive pagodas and cobbled courtyard, Strathisla Distillery — built in 1786 on the banks of the river Isla — may well be the most beautiful distillery in Scotland.

The road to Kinlochewe in the North Highlands of Scotland with Loch Maree in the distance.

Barrels stored at the Highland Park Distillery, Kirkwall, on Mainland in the Orkney Islands, Scotland.

Holyrood Palace in Edinburgh, Scotland.

View of Edinburgh, Scotland, from a scenic hilltop.

The small coastal village of Pennan in Aberdeenshire, Scotland.

The esplanade of Edinburgh Castle in Scotland, which dates in part to the 12th century.

The neolithic village of Skara Brae in the town of Sandwick in the Orkney district of Scotland.

Edinburgh Castle in Scotland.

The Lord of the Glens sails on the Caledonian Canal, near the Laggan Swing Bridge in Scotland.

Haddo House is a Scottish stately home located near Tarves in Aberdeenshire, about 20 miles north of Aberdeen.

Loch Brandy in Glen Clova, one of the Angus Glens in the Dundee region of Scotland.

A whalebone plaque from a viking ship burial at Scar on Sanday, on display at Orkney Museum in Kirkwall, Scotland.

A view of Edinburgh Castle in Edinburgh, Scotland.

The Lord of the Glens leaving the Corpach sea lock at the western end of the Caledonian Canal in Scotland.

Aerial of the port of Peterhead in northeast Scotland.

Hikers take in Loch Lomond from Conic Hill, part of the West Highland Way in the Loch Lomond region of Scotland.

St. Magnus Cathedral dates to 1137 in the town of Kirkwall, Orkney region, Scotland.

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