Scotland day trip: From Glasgow to the Isle of Bute

Join us for this authentic travel experience, packed with history, culture, and stunning landscapes! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more travel adventures. In this video, we:
1. Take the Scenic Ferry: Start our adventure with a beautiful ferry ride across the Firth of Clyde.
2. Explore Rothesay: Discover the charm of this historic town with its lovely streets and seaside views.
3. Visit Mount Stuart: Marvel at the stunning Gothic Revival mansion and its breath-taking gardens.
4. Discover Blackpark Stone Circle: Step back in time at this ancient site, offering a glimpse into Bute’s prehistoric past.
5. Explore a WWII Bunker: Uncover the island’s role during World War II with a visit to this hidden historical gem.
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00:00 Intro
00:24 Ferry to the Isle of Bute
02:16 Rothesay
03:19 Drive to Mount Stuart
03:57 Mount Stuart
09:14 Blackpark Stone Circle
11:47 Scalpsie Viewing Point
13:40 Starfish WW2 Bunker
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[@eprohoda]

How you doing?, Terrific. omg~you shared great recording~have a good day-)

[@terrifictraveltales]

Thank you😊hope you have a good day, too!

[@peterowen4456]

Good stuff again. On the "Wee Garden" I kept thinking of James - the only English character in the Northern Irish Comedy "The Derry Girls." The teacher is asking them to let out their anger at things that annoy them and James says "I hate the way they use wee to describe things that are not actually that small!"

[@terrifictraveltales]

Haha been meaning to watch the Derry Girls for a while now. Now I've got something to look out for when watching 😊

[@johnrubber1144]

A great day trip. There is so much lovely scenery in Scotland especially the West coast.

[@terrifictraveltales]

There really is! 😊If you have any recommendations, please let me know. We're always on the hunt for new places to go to at the weekend😄

[@johnrubber1144]

I live 250 miles south of the border and have only visited Scotland a dozen or so times but each trip has been memorable. I liked the Kintyre peninsula, especially seeing golden eagles and Cambelltown is an interesting wee toon. Conic Hill overlooking Loch Lomond is quite accessible with great views in good weather. Taking the cable car up Aonach Mor near Ben Nevis was also spectacular on a clear day without having to put in the effort to climb a mountain.

[@terrifictraveltales]

Oh wow, you've seen a lot of Scotland! Kintyre is beautiful-we've been there recently when visiting Gigha, but want to go back again and Conic Hill is on our list, too. Will need to have a look at Aoanch Mor - thanks for the tips!😊