Celebrate Burns Night in Scotland

Celebrate Burns night in Scotland

Monday 24 January 2028

Single room (limited availability) Nil

 

Come and explore the life of Scottish poet Robert Burns, who is widely celebrated across Scotland and in Scottish communities around the world, the day that Burns was born. Discover a rich cultural heritage with stately homes, including a visit to the National Piping Museum.  Following on, don’t miss out on the picturesque setting and scenic drive through Loch Katrine. On Burns Night, we head to Edinburgh for a day of leisure with time to explore the imposing castle, Royal Mile, Princes Street and Palace of Holyrood House, before returning to a Ceilidh dancing and a Scottish Piper welcoming you for the night’s festivities. 

 

Winnock Hotel, Drymen ***

Situated in the heart of Loch Lomond National Park, Winnock Hotel is set in an 18th-century building.  This family run 3-star hotel in a former 18th century inn, overlooking the village green. It features an on-site bar and a restaurant serving British cuisine.  All the bedrooms have TV, tea/coffee facilities and hairdryer

 

Holiday Highlight

Burns Night

 

Your Holiday Includes

Door to door service

Elite coach travel

4 nights’ dinner, bed and breakfast

Open bar from 19.30 – 22.30 each night on selected drinks

Traditional burns supper

A Highland dancer

A Scottish piper

A dram of whisky per person

A full day excursion to Edinburgh

2 nights live entertainment

1 glass of wine with dinner each night

National Piping centre in Glasgow

A scenic driver to the Loch Katrine

About the Destination

Scotland is renowned for its rich heritage, stunning scenery and warm hospitality, and Burns Night remains one of the country’s most celebrated traditions.

 

From the historic streets of Edinburgh to the scenic beauty of Loch Lomond and Loch Katrine, this holiday showcases some of Scotland’s most iconic locations alongside traditional Scottish entertainment and culture.

 

About the Experience

Burns Night celebrations honour the life and poetry of Robert Burns through music, dancing, traditional food and Scottish hospitality.

 

This holiday combines festive entertainment, cultural experiences and scenic sightseeing to create a memorable Scottish escape filled with atmosphere and tradition.

 

Your Hotel – Winnock Hotel, Drymen

This traditional Scottish hotel offers comfortable accommodation in a picturesque village setting within Loch Lomond National Park.

 

Hotel Features

• Restaurant and bar

• Traditional Scottish character

• Lift unavailable

• Wi-Fi

• En-suite bedrooms

• Tea and coffee facilities

• Hairdryer

• Village green location