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Brochures will be provided in English
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Puffin breeding season runs from April to August, and while you may see various wildlife, including puffins, on your boat tour to Staffa and the Treshnish Isles, sightings are unpredictable and cannot be guaranteed
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Allocate at least 3 hours after the scheduled return time for any onward travel plans or activities
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Due to limited storage space and weight restrictions on buses, large luggage and heavy wheelchairs cannot be accommodated
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Buses typically pick up and drop off at the accommodation, though a short walk may be needed at some locations
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Itineraries include regular restroom stops, snack and drink breaks, and occasional pauses at shops for souvenirs; inquire with the guide for timing details
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The 3-star hotels are in small towns and villages, mostly within a mile of the center, with some uneven paths, and transport is available on request (Please book via the hotel concierge)
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Ground-floor rooms and accessible features like level-entry showers and adapted toilets are limited, available on request but not guaranteed
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Most rooms have en-suite bathrooms, but Highland hotels generally lack elevators, and guests may need to manage steps to access reception and rooms
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Vegetarian options are always available, but gluten- and dairy-free choices may be limited in rural areas
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Guests can't prepare their food in hotels
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This tour is not suitable for solo travelers as single rooms are not available
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Please note that people who booked cannot be guaranteed to be seated together. Seats are not allocated
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Collapsible wheelchairs can be accommodated if the passenger is accompanied by someone who can assist with boarding and disembarking
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It’s helpful to bring a small bag for essentials like a purse and water, which can be stored in the bus's overhead rack
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Scotland’s weather is unpredictable, so come prepared for all conditions
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