Inverness-Oban Scotland 2026 - Great Glen Way & Island Heritage
Discover the Great Glen Way on an unforgettable cycle tour in Scotland. From Inverness, the route leads along the legendary Loch Ness to Fort William through the impressive landscape of the Scottish Highlands and its rich island heritage.
You cycle along quiet forest paths, trails and minor roads with little traffic and marvellous views of lochs and mountains. Moderate climbs provide a sporty change of pace. With a bit of luck, you may spot red deer or golden eagles in the wild. After a rest day in Fort William, your cycle tour ends in the harbour town of Oban, accessible via the flower-filled island of Lismore. Thanks to organised luggage transport, you can enjoy maximum comfort on your cycle tour.
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Scotland 2026 - Great Glen Way & Island Heritage
After your inquiry you will immediately receive an e-mail message. If not, we kindly ask you to call us (0043 (0)732 / 72 77 - 223).
- 7 nights in 4- and 3-star hotels and inns in Scotland
- daily breakfast buffet
- Luggage transfer from hotel to hotel (max. 20 kg per piece of luggage; only one piece of luggage per person)
- Information documents and detailed route map for the cycle tour in Scotland
- service hotline
Additional costs:
All prices in our offer include VAT. Not included in our prices is the city tax and is to be paid at the respective hotel.
Day 1 - Individual arrival in Inverness
Individual arrival in Inverness, the lively centre of the Highlands. The city looks back on a long history dating back to the Neolithic Age. Those who have time can immerse themselves in the era of the Jacobite uprising of 1745 at the Garrison Castle Encounter.
Example of hotel: Fairfield Lodge in InvernessDay 2 - From Inverness to Drumnadrochit, approx. 40 km
At 9:00 a.m., the cycling stage begins with a route briefing and bike handover in Inverness. The route then follows the river out of the city and climbs steeply to Blackfold. Continuing along quiet country roads and open moorlands, the ride leads to Drumnadrochit on Loch Ness. Here, the Loch Ness Monster Exhibition Centre and the ruins of Urquhart Castle provide impressive highlights for a cycling tour through the Highlands.
Example of hotel: Seilebost in DrumnadrochitDay 3 - From Drumnadrochit to Fort Augustus, approx. 40 km
Following the Great Glen cycling route, some challenging climbs lead to breathtaking views of Loch Ness and the majestic mountains beyond. Quiet woodland sections offer opportunities to spot deer or golden eagles in the wild before reaching the southern end of Loch Ness in Fort Augustus.
Example of hotel: Oaklands in Fort AugustusDay 4 - From Fort Augustus to Fort William, approx. 55 km
Following the cycling path along the Caledonian Canal and quiet woodland trails, the route safely leads to the locks of Neptune's Staircase in Banavie. From there, the journey continues to the lively tourist town of Fort William, in the shadow of the mighty Ben Nevis, passing impressive natural scenery and tranquil landscapes along the way.
Example of hotel: The Brevins in Fort WilliamDay 5 - Rest day in Fort William
Use the day to take a ride on the scenic West Highland Railway steam train to Mallaig (advance reservation required), climb Ben Nevis, or explore the many woodland trails in Leanachan Forest.
Example of hotel: The Brevins in Fort WilliamDay 6 - From Fort William to Oban, approx. 60 km
Several ferry crossings today take you to Camusnagaul, across Loch Linnhe to Corran, and onward to Port Appin for the island of Lismore. This idyllic island, known for its agriculture and historical significance, invites a visit to the Old Schoolhouse. The day concludes with the evening ferry from Lismore to Oban.
Example of hotel: Elderslie Guest House in ObanDay 7 - Rest day in Oban, approx. 70 km
Possible options include a bike ride to Dunstaffnage Castle, a trip to the island of Kerrera, or a ferry to Craignure on Mull, from where you can continue cycling to Tobermory.
Example of hotel: Elderslie Guest House in ObanDay 8 - Individual departure from Oban
After an impressive week through the Scottish Highlands, your cycling tour comes to an end.
Hotel note: Your accommodation will mainly be in the hotels specified above however, in the event that a hotel is unavailable on the required date, an equivalent hotel will be booked.
Note for people with limited mobility
The cycle tour is not suitable for people with limited mobility. However, in specific cases it is possible to accommodate individual customer requests (e.g. barrier-free room).
Passport and visa requirements
To check in to your hotel you will need a valid passport or ID card.
For citizens of countries outside the Schengen area other regulations may apply. You are responsible for obtaining any visa you may require in good time.
Terms and Conditions of Payment:
The deposit of 10% of the tour price is due at the latest 14 days after receipt of the booking confirmation. The balance must be paid 14 days before arrival.
Cancellation Policy:
According to our General Terms and Conditions, the customer may withdraw from the contract at any time in writing. In the event of cancellation or non-commencement of travel, the following cancellation fees will become payable:
25% of the tour price up to the 42nd day before departure
40% of the tour price from 41st to 21st day before departure
60% of the tour price from the 20th to the 14th day before departure
100% of the tour price from the 13rd day before departure until the day of arrival
Our detailed Terms and Conditions of Business can be viewed on our website at https://www.radurlaub.com/en/home.html; upon request, will also send them to you by e-mail.
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Standard information
The combination of travel services offered to you is a package within the meaning of Directive (EU) 2015/2302.
This ensures that you will benefit from all EU rights applicable to packages. OÖ Touristik GmbH will be fully responsible for the proper performance of the package.
As per law in the event of insolvency of OÖ Touristik GmbH the company refunds payments already made and additionally takes care of return transport, if originally included.
More information on key rights under Directive (EU) 2015/2302 https://www.radurlaub.com/en/reisebedingungen.html.
Financial cover for customers
The tour operator OÖ Touristik GmbH, Freistädter Str. 119, 4041 Linz has completed a bankruptcy insurance with Raiffeisen Landesbank Oberösterreich AG, Europaplatz 1a, 4020 Linz. The liquidator is the Europäische Reiseversicherung AG, Kratochwjlestraße 4, 1220 Wien, Email: info@europaeische.at, 24-hour emergency number: +43 1 3172500.
Travelers have to contact the liquidator within 8 weeks if they are denied claims due to the insolvency of OÖ Touristik GmbH. Details on the business license of OÖ Touristik GmbH can be found on the website https://www.gisa.gv.at/abfrage under the GISA number 14930096.
Arrival: 01.04.2026 - 21.10.2026
Wednesday and Saturday
Arrival: 01.04.2026 - 21.10.2026
A: 01.04.2026 - 21.10.2026
€ 1.359,00
double room/breakfast (per person and stay)
€ 1.815,00
single room/breakfast (per person and stay)
01.04.2026 - 31.10.2026
€
108,00
extra night in Inverness, double room/breakfast (per person/night)
€
155,00
extra night in Inverness, single room/breakfast (per person/night)
€
109,00
extra night in Oban, double room/breakfast (per person/night)
€
155,00
extra night in Oban, single room/breakfast (per person/night)
Leihräder
Bicycle hire Touring bike
€ 119.00 per stay
Bicycle hire Electric bike (bookable from 18 years of age)
€ 239.00 per stay