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3 Days
Spend three days weaving through the landscapes, legends, and landmarks of Skye. On your journey north, you’ll travel past the historic heart of Scotland and learn about the battles between the Scottish and the English. You will venture through breath-taking landscapes, quaint villages and epic castles on this journey to the ‘Misty Isle’. In Skye, you’ll stay in the cute and cultural town of Portree, and explore the scenery that inspired countless myths and legends. And by the time you’re home, you’ll understand why this little island deserves its large reputation. Places you'll explore: Eilean Donan Castle – An iconic and gorgeous 13th-century castle that once warded off Viking invasions. Glencoe – Be moved by the sheer beauty and tragic tale of one of Scotland’s most famous landscapes. Quiraing Mountain Pass – Skye’s outstanding geological stunner. These strange formations gave Skye its nickname, the ‘Winged Isle’. Neist Point - The location of a dramatic lighthouse and a great place to spot dolphins, whales, porpoises and basking sharks. Five Sisters of Kintail – Legend says a local wizard turned five sisters into these mountains so they could preserve their beauty. Loch Ness – This loch holds more fresh water than all of the lakes in England and Wales combined. But does it also hold the Loch Ness Monster? *Please note that Eilean Donan Castle will be closed from 23 December 2026 to 1 February 2027 (inclusive). During this period, the tour will include a photo stop overlooking the castle, but entry to the castle will not be possible. No alternative stop will be added; instead, more time will be spent at other locations on the tour. *Please note from 1-31 October, the Quiraing on the Isle of Skye will be inaccessible due to road works. Unfortunately, this means you won’t be able to visit the Quiraing during this time, but you may still be able to catch a glimpse of it from a distance. As space on our mini-coaches is limited, each passenger can bring one cabin-style bag, no larger than 22 x 17 x 10 inches, plus one small handbag for personal items. The maximum luggage weight is 44 lbs (20 kg), and all luggage needs to be easy for the customer to lift and carry themselves.
2 Days
A two-day escape exploring the majesty of Loch Ness, the Caledonian pine forest, and the stunning scenery of the Cairngorms National Park. You will learn about Scotland’s native forests on a tranquil walk. You travel through majestic mountains and quaint villages. And you get plenty of time to see if you can find the infamous Loch Ness Monster. Places you'll explore: Pitlochry - This wonderful little village was one of Queen Victoria’s favorite holiday spots. Caledonian Pine Forest walk - Walk over mossy paths and under a dark green canopy in a gorgeous forest. Cairngorms National Park - Gaze in awe at Scotland’s most beautifully rounded peaks. Urquhart Castle - Take a chance to explore a ruined castle overlooking Loch Ness. Inverness - The ‘Capital of the Highlands’ blends Victorian architecture with a lively modern lifestyle. Loch Ness - Take a chance to go on an optional boat cruise (April - October) or wander around the shores of this alluring and eerie loch. Great Glen - A humongous fault line through the Scottish Highlands; a location that’s as historically important as it is stunning. Glencoe - Be moved by the sheer beauty and tragic tale of one of Scotland’s most famous landscapes. The Loch Ness boat cruise is weather-dependent and may be cancelled without notice. As space on our mini-coaches is limited, each passenger can bring one cabin-style bag, no larger than 22 x 17 x 10 inches, plus one small handbag for personal items. The maximum luggage weight is 44 lbs (20 kg), and all luggage needs to be easy for the customer to lift and carry themselves. *Please note that Urquhart Castle will be closed to visitors from 24 to 28 November. However, the cruise will still operate, offering views of the castle from the boat
5 Days
On this trip, we get you out exploring Scotland’s great wilderness. From the windswept lighthouse on the edge of Skye to the untouched beaches of the Northern Highlands. You will soak up the romantic beauty of the Isle of Skye and the Far North as well as the wild mountains, valleys, and forests. In the evenings we make sure you rest easy in Scotland’s calm and cozy little villages. Places you'll explore: Cairngorms National Park - Gaze in awe at Scotland’s most beautifully rounded peaks. Loch Ness - This loch holds more fresh water than all of the lakes in England and Wales combined. Ullapool and Assynt - Explore outstanding natural scenery and breathtaking views in these beautiful locations. Applecross & Torridon - Looking for some serenity? This peaceful spot offers unblemished landscapes in their most natural state. Eilean Donan Castle - Located on its own little island, this famous castle is sure to be a favorite. Glencoe - Famous for an ancient massacre, this beautiful spot offers intriguing tales and mystical views. Five Sisters of Kintail - Gaze in awe at the powerful peaks and rising ridges of this impressive mountain chain. Isle of Skye - The beauty of this island has inspired movie makers, poets and travellers from all round the world. Please note that space on our mini-coaches is limited. Each passenger can bring one cabin-style bag, no larger than 22 x 17 x 10 inches, plus one small handbag for personal items. The maximum luggage weight is 44 lbs (20 kg), and all luggage needs to be easy for the customer to lift and carry themselves. *Please note from 1-31 October, the Quiraing on the Isle of Skye will be inaccessible due to road works. Unfortunately, this means you won’t be able to visit the Quiraing during this time, but you may still be able to catch a glimpse of it from a distance.
4 Days
Relive the tragic battles, death-defying escapes, and sentimental moments of Outlander. You visit towns that are virtually unchanged since the 16th century; wander through ancient battlefields; and visit some of Scotland’s most hidden-away castles. What’s more, is that you share this unique experience with Outlander fans from around the world. Discuss your favorite scenes from the show, enjoy Scotland’s gorgeous landscapes, and follow the epic journey of the time-traveling love affair. Please note that from 25 September to 30 October 2026, Hopetoun House will be closed, but you will still be able to visit the grounds free of charge. As space on our mini-coaches is limited, each passenger can bring one cabin-style bag, no larger than 22 x 17 x 10 inches, plus one small handbag for personal items. The maximum luggage weight is 44 lbs (20 kg), and all luggage needs to be easy for the customer to lift and carry themselves.
This tour takes you to Speyside, home of over half of Scotland’s malt whiskey distilleries. You get the chance to explore four distilleries, learn how whiskey is intertwined with Scottish culture, and venture through the beautiful Cairngorms National Park. Places you'll explore: Dunkeld - This cathedral’s architecture is a fascinating mix of Gothic and Norman styles. Cairngorms National Park - Gaze in awe at Scotland’s most beautifully rounded peaks. The River Spey - One of Scotland’s most important rivers for salmon farming and whiskey distilling. Speyside Cooperage (Mon and Wed departures only) - Learn about the lifecycle of a whiskey cask. Elgin- Visit this spirited town and explore the best little whisky shop in the world. Four Whisky Distilleries - Compare and contrast the whiskeys of four distinctly delectable distillers. Royal Deeside - Throughout history, the Royal Family has loved exploring this gorgeous region of Scotland. Speyside Cooperage is visited on Monday and Wednesday departures. Guests will enjoy themselves at Glenlivet Distillery. As space on our mini-coaches is limited, each passenger can bring one cabin-style bag, no larger than 22 x 17 x 10 inches, plus one small handbag for personal items. The maximum luggage weight is 44 lbs (20 kg), and all luggage needs to be easy for the customer to lift and carry themselves.
The stone walls and straw roofs are stained with soot from the central fire. The children are sleeping amongst the cattle and sheep. And outside the door, you see a spectacle of sharp mountains and soft white sands. This is what life was once like in the Outer Hebrides: wild, beautiful, and harmonious with the forces of nature. On this tour, your journey to the edges of Scotland to experience the epic landscapes, wonderful traditions, and ancient relics of the Isle of Lewis and Harris. You learn about the tweed weavers of Harris, you ponder over the purpose of gigantic Neolithic stone circles, and you step inside an ancient-styled abode at the Arnol blackhouse. Join this tour, step inside the world of clans and crofters, and experience the wild and rugged legends of the Hebrides. Please note: For tours departing on 5 October Scone Palace will be closed, on Day 5 Blair Castle will be visited instead. Please note that Arnol Blackhouse will be closed from 31 August to 3 October for rethatching works. The site will not be accessible during this period and will be a photo stop only. As space on our mini-coaches is limited, each passenger can bring one cabin-style bag, no larger than 22 x 17 x 10 inches, plus one small handbag for personal items. The maximum luggage weight is 44 lbs (20 kg), and all luggage needs to be easy for the customer to lift and carry themselves.
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