2008 Tours

This Tour of Humanities and Engineering students will be visiting Edinburgh, including its many Reformation and Covenanter sites, Loch Lomond, Stirling, Bannockburn, and the Falkirk Wheel during their weekend in Scotland.

The first two days of this tour follows the usually requested historic sites in Edinburgh, Stirling and the Wallace Monument
    However, the personalization of the tour is seen in the last two days as we explore the highlands and the Isle of Skye. We will be completing the magic of this tour by staying  at  a “working croft” Bed & Breakfast in Plouckton.

A twelve day tour means you are able to be every where and see every thing at your leisure.  Edinburgh, St.Andrews and Stirling are given their own day for you to enjoy the charms and historic sites these cities offer.  Each day allows time for a rest or a shopping spree.  Two days are spent traveling the countryside to many battlefields and grave sites of the Covenanters.  An extra bonus for everyone is the opportunity to worship with one of the last remaining Covenanter congregations in Scotland.  The congregation opens its’ heart to all visitors who attend.

2009 Tours

This group will be visiting Scottish Reformation and Covenanting sites in Edinburgh, St. Andrews, and Ayrshire and Galloway as well as spectacular scenery in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland.

This group will be visiting Scottish Reformation and Covenanting sites in Edinburgh, St. Andrews, and Ayrshire and Galloway.

This group will be visiting Scottish Reformation and Covenanting sites in Edinburgh, St. Andrews, and Ayrshire and Galloway as well as spectacular scenery in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland.

2010 Tours

Celebrating the 450th Anniversary of the First Reformation in Scotland, this Tour promises to be something extra special.

2007 Tour Reports

We'll organise your tour specifically to meet your needs

Our goal is to organise a holiday or educational Reformation Tour which will be both throughly enjoyable and personally encouraging for all who participate in it.

For that goal to be realised it is important to us that we design our Tours around the specific requirements of each. group.

The first step therefore is for you to complete our no obligation questionnaire.

This will provide us with the necessary initial information that will enable us to draw up

a preliminary schedule for your group. The success of any group holiday is in the preparatory work