7+ Day Breaks



A 7+ days cycle tours allow you time to explore and experience rural Scotland including rest or alternative activity days if desired.



visit Bladnoch whisky distillery and do the tour
From easy / short distance reasonably flat routes with plenty of stops at featured places including lunch stop at tea room or pub lunch to more challenging longer distance routes with some hills, still passing through beautiful scenery, we can provide a 7+ day bike tour to suit you.


Accomodation - Our four day cycle tours include 7+ night’s accommodation in Castle Douglas - see our new 4 star standard B&B with indoor swim spa, subject to availability and in a small towns or villages with character.


The first night's accommodation is before the first full cycling day.  An extra night's accommodation after your fifth day's cycling can be arranged if required.


The Queens Way in the Galloway Forest Park
Luggage Transfer - optional. See individual tours for cost.


Cycle Hire - £14 per day, if required - in addition to individual tour prices quoted below.


Transport - We can assist with pickup from bus or railway station - an extra cost.


Tour Cost - Prices shown include accommodation and are based on 2 people sharing a room in a good quality 3 or 4 star B&B, include a welcome meeting to go over tour info, provision of maps and tour info and support service if any problems / really poor weather.


10% discount for groups of 4 or more. 



List of 7+ Day Breaks  Available



The Galloway Explorer - 10A

 - Ten days exploring Bonnie Galloway from the Nith Valley to the west coast. Price: £475 p.p. Luggage transfer - £170 plus £15 p.p.



This nine day tour is very similar to the seven day Galloway Explorer Tour, starting woith a circular tour to the Scottish Riviera.  Averaging around 30 miles per day, you’ll spend 2 consecutive nights in Thornhill and also in Portpatrick in the west coast of Scotland.


a rest beside Carrick shore
Your  start with a 2 night stay in Castle Douglas as you undertake the Urr Valley and the Scottish Riviera circular day trip.  You pass the Glenkiln Sculptures on the way to Keir Mill, birthplace of the pedal cycle.  There’s lots to explore in and around Thornhill including Drumlanrig Castle and the Scottish Cycle Museum.  Moniaive and the organic Green Tea House is a lovely refreshment stop on your way west, staying overnight in the Glenkens.


After an overnight stop in Newtown Stewart you continue west to Portpatrick, a picturesque fishing and pleasure boat village and the shortest crossing point to N. Ireland. You can rest the next day or take a circuit as far as the southernmost point in Scotland, the Mull of Galloway.


You head back east via Glenluce Abbey, Bladnoch whisky distillery and Wigtown book town to stay another night in Newton Stewart. Follow the signposted National Cycle Route via Creetown Gem Rock Museum and Cairnsmore Nature Reserve to Gatehouse of Fleet situated in a National Scenic Area.


Gatehouse of Fleet is your final overnight stop withpicturesque Kirkcudbright an ideal half way point on your way back to Castle Douglas on your tenth day of cycling.  Contact us to obtain more information on this tour. 


The Galloway Explorer



The Ring of Galloway -13A

- A meandering 13 day tour around Galloway, cycling around 25 to 35 miles each day with rest days. Price: £595 p.p.Luggage transfer - £195 plus £15 p.p.



Perfect for anyone who wants spend awhile soaking up the atmosphere and enjoying everything that Galloway has to offer.  Your tour begins by following the line of Loch Ken including Ken Dee Marshes Nature Reserve and the Galloway Kite Trail. The Queens Way through the Galloway Forest Park and past Clatteringshaws Loch is a beautiful route to a night in Newton Stewart before journeying on moorland via Stranraer and on to picturesque Portpatrick.


After a trip to the Mull of Galloway you’ll pass Glenluce Abbey on your way along the coast to Port William.  The Isle of Whithorn and Whithorn are two peaceful villages in a tranquil setting, with historically important early Christian sites.  Next is Wigtown Book Town via Garliston harbour, before joining the National Cycle Route with small detours to Kirroughtree Visitor Centre and Creetown.


Kirkcudbright is your next destination, with a strong recommendations to pop into Gatehouse of Fleet and Cream o’ Galloway Visitor Centre for an ice cream reward on the way.  You’ll spend two nights in Kirkcudbright before continuing along the Solway Coast  to a favourite accommodation stop and some amazing coastal walks to enjoy.  Celebrate completing your journey by enjoying a local beer in Sulwath Brewery in Castle Douglas!  Contact us to obtain more information on this tour.
 


The Ring of Galloway

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