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Special Offer - A Taster of Islay
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| “ Take advantage of our Special Short Breaks – A Taster of Islay – and enjoy the wonderful whisky, wildlife and tranquility that Islay has to offer “
Available from November 2009 and only until March 2010.
Rates per person
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| 2 Nights |
£150 |
£165 |
| 3 Nights |
£225 |
£240 |
Additional nights are available if required.
The room rates relate to two people sharing. Single supplements will apply.
These rates not only represent 40% off our normal accommodation charges, they include Dinner, selected from our normal a la carte menu, full Scottish breakfast and VAT.
Guest House Accommodation also available - www.theinnsoverby.co.uk
Early morning and evening flights available from Glasgow – just 35mins. flight to Islay’s gentle shores www.flybe.com
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Twice daily car ferry from Kennacraig www.calmac.co.uk |
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Islay... the ideal island hideaway |
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2009 Winner
Island Hotel of the Year |
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8 single malt whisky
distilleries on one island.
Scottish whisky at
its best.
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The single malt whisky is considered the best of all fine whiskies. On the Isle of Islay the Harbour Inn Hotel is offering short breaks and can arrange tours of the following distilleries:
Bowmore Ardbeg, Lagavulin, Laphroaig, Bruichladdich, Bunnahabhain, Caolila
We offer premium accommodation and lodgings for anyone coming to the Highlands of Scotland and wishing to tour Scottish Whisky distilleries and sample Scotch whisky on our Islay Whisky Trail.
Available until 30th April, 2005 (Excluding Easter) Week days only:
Two nights £170 per person
Three nights £250 per person
Both rates to include Dinner, Bed and full Scottish breakfast
Self Catering Accommodation also available - www.theinnsoverby.co.uk
Early morning and evening flights available from Glasgow – just 35mins. flight to Islay’s gentle shores www.ba.com
Twice daily car ferry from Kennacraig www.calmac.co.uk
Note Whiskey is the Irish spelling of the drink known here in Scotland as the Water of Life.
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