Things To Do in 4 Day Islay Whisky Tour from Edinburgh, Restaurants in 4 Day Islay Whisky Tour from Edinburgh
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Things to do in Argyll and Bute, Scotland: The Best Cultural Tours
Discover the best top things to do in Argyll and Bute, United Kingdom including 4-Day Magical Mull, Iona & West Highlands Small-Group Tour from Edinburgh, Historical Tour and Seafood Experience , The Celtic Experience - Private 1 day tour (1 to 8 People), 4 Day Islay Whisky Tour from Edinburgh, 3-Day Isle of Arran Adventure Small-Group Tour from Edinburgh , 4-Day Islay and the Whisky Coast Small-Group Tour from Edinburgh, Oban, Glencoe, Highlands Lochs & Castles Small Group Day Tour from Glasgow, 3-day Iona and Mull Islands tour from Edinburgh, 3-Day Isle of Mull and Iona Small-Group Tour from Glasgow, 5-Day Isle of Skye, Oban, St Andrews and North West Highlands Tour.
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What to do and see in Islay, Scotland: The Best Distillery Tours
The Isle of Islay spans 240 square miles, with an impressive 130 miles of coastline. The island is famous for its malt whiskies, and there are eight distilleries on the island. To be sure, many people visit the Isle to tour distilleries and "appreciate" whisky, but the wildlife and scenery are also a big draw. Bird-watching is particularly popular through the year. Just don't try to squeeze it in after a distillery tour or two. Looking through binoculars has been known to make some people woozy, especially after whisky.
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What to do and see in Port Ellen, Scotland: The Best Tours
Port Ellen (Scottish Gaelic: Port Ìlein) is a small town on the island of Islay, in Argyll, Scotland. The town is named after the wife of the founder, Frederick Campbell of Islay. Its previous name, Leòdamas, is derived from old Norse meaning "Leòd's Harbour".
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What to do and see in Islay, Scotland: The Best Multi-day Tours
The Isle of Islay spans 240 square miles, with an impressive 130 miles of coastline. The island is famous for its malt whiskies, and there are eight distilleries on the island. To be sure, many people visit the Isle to tour distilleries and "appreciate" whisky, but the wildlife and scenery are also a big draw. Bird-watching is particularly popular through the year. Just don't try to squeeze it in after a distillery tour or two. Looking through binoculars has been known to make some people woozy, especially after whisky.