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Mount Stuart & The Isle of Bute on the Northern Belle
From US$460 per person
The beautiful Scottish island of Bute is home to Mount Stuart. Discover the lavish gothic palace with its marble hall,
inspiring chapel and rich reception rooms all set within 300 acres of stunning gardens, woodlands and wildlands.
Please note: All timings shown are for your guidance only. Confirmed timings will be supplied with your travel documents.
What's Included
Brunch with Bellini on outward journey, ferry crossing to Isle of Bute, tour of Mount Stuart, a sumptuous dinner with champagne and wine on return journey.
Your Journey | Enjoy a glass of Bellini with a delicious Bellini Brunch as you travel on the outward journey.
Your journey takes you to the beautiful Scottish Island of Bute, home to Mount Stuart. Mount Stuart is Britain's most astounding Victorian gothic mansion. Home to the Stuarts of Bute, descendants of the Royal House of Stuart, this magnificent house sits proudly on the Isle of Bute - ancient stronghold of Scottish kings.
On arrival at Wemyss Bay, you will be transferred to a ferry for the short crossing over to the Isle of Bute. Discover the lavish gothic palace with its marble hall, inspiring chapel and rich reception rooms, all set within 300 acres of stunning gardens, woodlands and wildlands, a real botanical extravaganza.
Rejoin the Northern Belle at Wemyssh where you are welcomed aboard with a glass of chilled champagne. Later, sumptuous dinner is served accompanied by half a bottle of wine.
Image of Mount Stuart: copyright is property of Mount Stuart Trust and Keith Hunter Photography. |
What to Wear | Smart day wear is appropriate. You are asked not to wear jeans or trainers.
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Access | This journey is rated as fair for passengers with special access needs. Mount Stuart has assisted wheelchair access (lift serves all floors). Most garden areas are accessible although there is some loose gravel and a few steep and uneven paths. A map showing suitable routes is available. A designated toilet for wheelchair users is situated within the Visitor Centre and at Mount Stuart.
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