See all pictures (3) Your chosen break Aberdeen & NE250 Special 0 day break See all pictures (3) Highlights The Britannia Hotel, Aberdeen Aberdeen Highlights Highlights A splendid four day break combining the beauty of Royal Deeside and the spectacular Northern Cairngorm with the outstanding views from the famous NE250 - Coast Route Peterhead to Banff and Buckie. What's Included Coach travel with reserved seatingThree nights dinner, bed and breakfast at the Britannia Hotel, AberdeenTime to enjoy AberdeenExplore the very best of Scotland’s NE250 routeExcursion along the coastal route passing Cruden Bay & Slains Castle to Peterhead.Excursion along the Banffshire coast, calling at Portsoy and Buckie.Travel through Royal Deeside to Ballater passing Crathie Church and Balmoral then continue on to Braemar on your returnBritannia Hotel, Aberdeen - Set in the vibrant city of Aberdeen, the Britannia Hotel is a modern, attractive hotel, promising comfortable accommodation and a warm welcome, all amid the striking skyline of the granite city. The Britannia Hotel, Aberdeen The Britannia Hotel, Aberdeen Set in the vibrant city of Aberdeen, the Britannia Hotel is a modern, attractive hotel, promising comfortable accommodation and a warm welcome, all amid the striking skyline of the granite city.Hotel Features: All bedrooms with en-suite facilities, TV, hairdryer & tea/coffee making facilities * Bar * Restaurant * Lounge *Free Wi-Fi in public areas *Wi-Fi available in bedrooms Aberdeen Aberdeen The fascinating city of Aberdeen, located on the north east coast of Scotland, and known as one of the country’s sunniest cities. It's the third largest city in the country, has the second biggest fishing port in Scotland and is a fantastic holiday destination. Explore the many attractions within this cosmopolitan location, including fascinating museums, inspiring art galleries and brilliant shopping opportunities. Aberdeen is also referred to as “The Flower of Scotland”, due to its scenic parks and gardens. Aberdeen is rich in history from its maritime past. It's where the harbour meets the city centre and is famous for its stunning architecture and ancient charm. It’s also known as the ‘Granite City’ and is surrounded by the beautiful countryside of Aberdeenshire, with its forests, mountains and attractive coastline. The locally quarried grey granite can be found sparkling within buildings, as the sun catches the glittering mica crystals. A visit to this beautiful area is like taking a walk through history with so many interesting places to explore. Seats Available Available Taken Your seats can be reserved at checkout