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Enjoy a Family Adventure With the Edinburgh Residence

March 3, 2010 - Are you looking for a family adventure this year? Then look no further than a stay at The Edinburgh Residence in Scotland’s capital for the ultimate adventure break. The Edinburgh Residence has teamed up with Wilderness Scotland, an award winning adventure travel and eco tourism company, to offer a fun filled adventure for all the family!

The Edinburgh Residence’s family adventure break not only offers you all the chance to experience the vibrant city of Edinburgh but you could find yourself on a stunning nature walk in picturesque Perthshire, spotting rare wildlife such as red squirrels or ospreys or watching salmon leaping up a waterfall during the salmon run season. You and your family might also find yourself mountain biking in the beautiful Scottish Borders. The adventure break will certainly guarantee an action packed trip, which will eliminate any cries of school holiday boredom!

This exclusive package is available from 1st April – 31st August 2010 and includes:

  • 3 nights luxury accommodation in a townhouse suite
  • Dinner on one night, served in your suite
  • Private guiding for 2 days, with all activities led by fully qualified guides and instructors.
  • All transport in a private vehicle driven by Wilderness Scotland guide
  • Bike hire (with helmets and relevant equipment)
  • Entrance fees to nature reserves
  • Breakfast each morning
  • A packed lunch on activity days.

The Family Adventure Break is priced at £1932 per family based on 2 adults and 2 children.

For further information on this exclusive package please contact 0131 274 7418 or visit www.theedinburghresidence.com.

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For more information please contact Natalie Allera. natalie@thetownhousecollection.com 0131 2747452

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