Clydebank konumunda kiralık tatil yerleri

We'll embark upon a journey whereby we get you to a mystical place, where we'll delve deep into forrest, enjoying the song of the birds and the gushing sound of the gorge underneath us, walk along the gorge, looking down at the amazing waterfalls and taking pictures of it. Then we will get to an ancient "staircase", where we need to climb down, using the ropes alongside the "stairs" and once we get to the bottom, we'll gaze upon an amazing gorge between the rocks covered with moss, crystal clear water, cold as ice, but a place looking like a haunted scenery out a fairy tale. This is Finnich Glen, that locals thought of being a place of the devils, an isolated and remote looking area, that gives you the chills and excitement in the same time. No wonder this place has been used as a scenery for the Outlander movie. For those brave ones, who want to get further into the glen, you can roll up your pants and get into the water (warning: extremely cold) and walk along and see an amazingly mesmerising world in front of you. Other things to note A good head for heights is necessary as it involves climbing down some slippery stairs, holding onto some ropes and rocks

You'll experience making your own silver ring in this activity. We will provide samples for you to choose from, and you will measure how much silver you are using to create a ring. Then we will guide you step by step to create a silver ring including sawing, soldering, polishing etc. Other things to note Please do not wear sandals or slippers. There will be a studio handbook and health and safety sheets to sign before the experience. There will be two cats in the studio if there are any allergies to cats please let me notice. Thank you.

We'll explore of Glasgow's amazing places including: George Square: Glasgow's Main Square - full of interesting statues and stories GOMA and the Duke of Wellington Statue: The Gallery of Modern Art (external) and one of Glasgow's most recognisable monuments Merchant City: One of Glasgow's oldest quarters dating back to the 1750's when it was home to some of Glasgow's wealthiest traders Glasgow Cathedral: The core of the historical part of Glasgow and one of the most recognised symbols of the city. -What role do a tree, a fish, a bird, and a bell play in the city’s history? -What is the status of the Queen when she visits the Cathedral? The Necropolis: -Who was the first person buried in the cemetery? -How did the Gypsy Queen meet Queen Victoria? -Is John Knox the reformer buried in the Necropolis? Provand’s Lordship and St Mungo Museum of Religions: -Where's the oldest civil building and ersatz-medieval house in Glasgow? -What are the Tontine faces? -Why did Mary Queen of Scots stay here? Mercat Cross and Tolbooth Steeple: -What do ‘tron’ and ‘gait’ mean? -What were the rules for the prisoners of the tolbooth? Other things to note This is a private walking tour that last approx 3 hours. We limit the number of places to two as that is the most common request, but if only one person books, we will close off the booking to one, so that the tour is more personal. If you're part of a larger group, get in touch.

We're going on a trip around Scotland's countryside, where we leave the noisy cities behind and drive by some really cute villages, where you feel like you stepped back in time, then it's just raw nature with lush forests and meadows, old fashioned stone bridges and walls, friendly sheep and horses giving you a farewell. After admiring all these beautiful scenery, we get to a place where we continue our journey on foot. We get on a footpath that is barely visible from all the lush vegetation and flowers and keep going until we gaze into the distance and see this amazing waterfalls far away, surrounded by greenery and majestic rock formations. We keep going until we start hearing the rumbling sound of the water and suddenly the entire gorge and waterfalls cascading down one after the other, enfold as a mesmerising picture in front of us. Once we arrive to the place, we roam around to discover the hidden parts, where we can take in the views and even go on an adventure, climbing down the rocks and take the best photos of the place, that we can even show our grandkids in the future, while telling them about a Fairytale when we went to visit Scotland. Other things to note This trip is for Everyone! All ages are welcome! It is not a strenuous hike, so nobody should be worried of anything. it is up to Everyone of which places they want to choose to climb down to.

We'll take you to this amazing place of a gorge of the River Clyde, where waterfalls come after waterfalls and even when you think you have seen it all, there's more. The Falls of Clyde is a Wildlife Reserve, an UNESCO World Heritage Site in Scotland with breathtaking scenery, a beautiful woodland walk, where you can hear birds chirping from everywhere and if we are lucky enough we'll see some badgers or even otters enjoying the surroundings just like you or me. There are over a 100 species of birds who live here, including dippers, ravens and kingfishers. The woodland walk does need good guidance throughout which takes you alongside the gorge and we can even take you to the other side of the river, which is less known and gives you a better view of some of the waterfalls. Some parts of the walk take more guidance than others, as you might end up taking longer on the hike if you don't know the place as much as the locals. Plenty of lookouts where you can stop and take photos and take lovely memories with you or if you get a bit tired, we can definitely takes some breaks, so you can catch your breath. This is quite a long hike, about 3 hours, so you'll get lots of exercise. Other things to note This is quite a long hike, over 2 hours long, so you'll need to have some energy for it. If someone gets tired, we do take breaks and you can even decide to stop alongside and wait for us coming back.