The Belmond Royal Scotsman: Western Scenic Wonders

• The train departs Edinburgh in the early afternoon and heads west through Falkirk, reaching Craigendoran, the starting point for the West Highland Line.
• Enjoy an indulgent afternoon tea and look out for a first glimpse of Loch Lomond. After climbing up the waterfall-rich Glen Falloch, the train continues north to the village of Spean Bridge for the night.
• Enjoy a splendid informal dinner and entertainment in the Observation Car.
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• Today continue west, passing through Fort William. Here you will get a view of Ben Nevis, Britain's highest peak. Stop at Arisaig to walk along the Morar Sands (famously known as the "Silver Sands of Morar") and admire the Isle of Skye's Cuillin Mountains. Return to Belmond Royal Scotsman for lunch as it travels back towards Fort William, followed by a trip to Glenfinnan Monument. Here, a Highlander will explain the area's history before you enjoy tea at Inverlochy Castle. Alternatively, you can walk to the beautiful Steall Waterfall in Glen Nevis. In the evening, return to the train in Fort William and enjoy informal dinner as you travel towards Bridge of Orchy, a small town in Argyll.
• After dinner, enjoy entertainment in the Observation Car, nightcap in hand.

• Today, you will journey to the charming Isle of Bute, a small island known for its geology, history, wildlife, and landscape. Visit the Victorian Gothic house of Mount Stuart, home to a wonderful collection of family portraits. In April 2016, a Shakespeare First Folio (a large collection of Shakespeare's plays published in 1623) was newly discovered at the Mount Stuart House.
• Return to the train for a formal dinner on your last night as you travel from Gourock to Kimarnock where you stable for the evening.
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Enjoy a hearty Scottish breakfast as Edinburgh’s historic skyline comes into view. Bid farewell at Edinburgh Waverley Station.