📍 Departure: Hotel Pick-Up (Edinburgh, Glasgow,)
🕒 Duration: 11.5 hours (08:00 – 19:30)
📅 Availability: Year-round
💷 Group Price: £895 (Up to 7 people)

From the rolling Lowlands to the dramatic peaks of Glencoe, this tour takes you through Scotland’s most storied and spectacular locations - all in a single day. Follow in the footsteps of warriors and royals as you visit

• Linlithgow Palace – Birthplace of Mary, Queen of Scots

• The Kelpies – Striking equine sculptures of mythical legend

• Stirling Castle – A fortress of kings and heroes

• Doune Castle – As seen in Outlander, Monty Python, and Game of Thrones

• Glencoe – Towering peaks and Highland history

• Fort William & Ben Nevis – At the foot of Britain’s highest mountain

• Loch Ness – Cruise its depths and keep an eye out for Nessie

• The Great Glen - a dramatic valley cutting across the Scottish Highlands from coast to coast.

• The Caledonian Canal - links Scotland’s east and west coasts through scenic Highland lochs.

• Cairngorms National Park – Vast, untouched Highland wilderness

• Meet & Feed Highland Cows – An unforgettable encounter

• The Forth Bridges – Scotland’s engineering masterpiece

✅ Bespoke private tour with an expert guide
✅ Onboard cooler stocked with chilled water, soft drinks, and fine Scottish snacks
✅ A dram of whisky to savour along the way
✅ Assistance finding the right accommodation for you (if required)
✅ Expert advice of the best food spots along the way

All our tours include exclusive use of a top-of-the-range, comfortable and spacious vehicle, complete with a complimentary hamper filled with Scottish-themed snacks and treats. Premium bottled water and soft drinks are available throughout the day from our onboard cooler. At select scenic stops, guests are also invited to enjoy a dram of one of Scotland’s finest whiskies—our signature Highland touch.

Enjoy a taste of Scotland’s finest with our luxury private tour, Scottish Treats. Thoughtfully packed in a classic wicker basket with a soft tartan blanket, it features a premium Speyside whiskies served in elegant glasses, still Scottish spring water, and a variety of popular soft drinks. Complementing these are traditional Scottish delights like buttery shortbread, Scottish Tablet, and crisp potato snacks. Every element is carefully chosen to offer an authentic and indulgent experience, perfect for savouring amidst the stunning Scottish landscapes.

There’s something about the Highlands - something you can’t quite put into words, yet the moment you breathe it in, you understand. The air is different here, heavy with mist and the scent of earth, wild heather, and history. This is a land where the past lingers in the silence of the glens, where mountains rise like the backs of ancient beasts, and where the waters of Loch Ness hide mysteries yet to be solved.

Your journey begins the moment your guide greets you at your accommodation. No rushing, no stress—this is a day for exploration, for following the winding roads north where Scotland reveals herself in all her splendour.

Linlithgow Palace, a stunning 15th-century royal residence by a tranquil loch, invites you to explore its grand halls and intricate stonework. Wander through the preserved ruins and envision the lives of Scottish monarchs. Don't miss the breathtaking views from the palace's towers, offering picturesque scenery of the countryside. Linlithgow Palace is a captivating blend of history and beauty, a must-visit for any traveler.

A short journey takes us to The Kelpies, towering at 30 meters, the largest equine sculptures in the world. These mythical beasts, inspired by Scotland’s legendary water horses, shimmer in the daylight—guardians of history and industry, frozen in steel.

Finally, we arrive at Stirling Castle, perched high upon its crag, where legends of William Wallace and Robert the Bruce still echo through the halls. This was the seat of Scottish power, the stage of coronations and battles—a fitting end to our exploration of Scotland’s royal heartlands.

The William Wallace Monument is a stunning tribute to Scotland's hero. This 67-meter tower offers panoramic views of the countryside. As you climb the spiral staircase, explore exhibits about Wallace's life and the fight for independence. The top provides breathtaking views of the landscape that inspired him. Don’t miss a photo with this magnificent monument as your backdrop, capturing a piece of Scottish heritage.

Next, we reach Doune Castle, a stronghold of medieval Scotland, known to many as Castle Leoch from Outlander, Winterlfell in Game of Thrones , and even the backdrop for Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Its thick walls have seen feasts, battles, and betrayals, and still stand as a silent witness to the passage of time.

Loch Tulla Viewpoint offers stunning vistas of the serene loch surrounded by majestic mountains. Enjoy the tranquil beauty of the shimmering waters reflecting the sky. This picturesque location is ideal for photography enthusiasts and nature lovers. Experience a peaceful moment in this idyllic setting, where rustling leaves and gentle breezes create a soothing atmosphere. Whether hiking or on a leisurely drive, Loch Tulla Viewpoint promises a memorable experience that showcases Scotland's natural beauty.

A vast, open moorland unfolds before us—Rannoch Moor, a place of haunting beauty. Here, the land stretches wide and wild, untouched, a reminder of Scotland’s raw and rugged nature.

Glen Etive is a stunning glacial valley in the Scottish Highlands, known for its breathtaking beauty. Surrounded by mountains and greenery, it’s perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Enjoy scenic walks, hidden waterfalls, or relax in the tranquil landscape. Famous for its connection to the James Bond film "Skyfall," Glen Etive is a memorable spot for film enthusiasts. Whether hiking, taking photos, or just unwinding, Glen Etive promises an unforgettable experience.

Discover the breathtaking Meeting of Three Waters, where the enchanting waters of the Mavora Lakes converge with the stunning Dart River and the pristine Lake Wakatipu. This unique natural phenomenon showcases a spectacular blend of turquoise and deep blue hues, creating a mesmerizing view that captivates visitors. As you explore this remarkable site, enjoy the serene surroundings, lush landscapes, and the chance to engage in outdoor activities like hiking and photography. Don't miss the opportunity to witness the magic of nature at this iconic destination!

Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Three Sisters View in Scotland, where towering mountains rise majestically against the sky. These stunning peaks, part of the iconic Glencoe Valley, offer a dramatic landscape filled with rugged cliffs and lush valleys. Take in the awe-inspiring scenery, perfect for photography or simply enjoying nature's grandeur. Whether you hike through the trails or admire the view from a distance, the Three Sisters promise an unforgettable encounter with Scotland's wild and enchanting wilderness.

Traditional Highland lunch at the Clachaig Inn, surrounded by dramatic mountain views. Savor hearty local dishes made with fresh ingredients, all while soaking in the stunning scenery that Glencoe is famous for. This charming spot is not just about the food; it’s a true taste of the Highlands, providing a warm atmosphere and a chance to relax amidst nature's grandeur. A perfect midday break during your adventure!

The road takes us along the shimmering shores of Loch Linnhe, its waters reflecting the sky above. This sea loch is where the Highlands meet the coast, a land of fishermen, islands, and endless horizons.

The Great Glen, a stunning natural wonder in Scotland. This remarkable 60-mile stretch connects the picturesque lochs of Loch Ness and Loch Lochy, flanked by majestic mountains and lush landscapes. As you explore, you’ll be captivated by the tranquil waters, rich wildlife, and the chance to spot the legendary Nessie. Enjoy hiking, biking, or a serene boat ride as you take in the stunning scenery. With its dramatic views and rich history, The Great Glen promises an unforgettable adventure for all who visit.

The Caledonian Canal is a waterway that stretches 60 miles through the Scottish Highlands, linking Loch Ness to the Moray Firth. This remarkable canal offers picturesque views of mountains, forests, and charming villages along its banks. Travelers can enjoy leisurely boat trips, cycling, or walking along the towpaths, immersing themselves in the breathtaking scenery. The canal is also home to diverse wildlife, making it a perfect spot for nature lovers. A visit to the Caledonian Canal promises a blend of adventure and tranquility, showcasing the natural beauty of Scotland in an unforgettable way.

Discover the beauty of Loch Ness, a stunning freshwater lake in the Scottish Highlands. Famous for its mythical resident, the Loch Ness Monster, this picturesque spot offers breathtaking views and a sense of mystery. Stroll along the serene shores, taking in the lush greenery and dramatic hills. Explore nearby charming villages, or embark on a boat tour to appreciate the vastness of the loch. Whether you're a believer in legends or seeking tranquility, Loch Ness promises an unforgettable experience that will linger in your heart.

No Highland adventure is complete without a taste of Scotland’s liquid gold. At Dalwhinnie, the highest whisky distillery in Scotland, sip a dram, breathe in the peaty aroma, and raise a toast to to an adventure of a lifetime.

As we journey deeper into the Highlands, we take a moment to visit Scotland’s beloved Highland cows. With their long, shaggy coats and gentle eyes, they are as much a part of this land as the hills themselves.

Forth Bridges known for its picturesque views and charming architecture. Strolling along the bridges, you can soak in the serene atmosphere while enjoying the sound of water flowing beneath. The vibrant colors of the surrounding nature during sunset create a magical backdrop, making it an ideal spot for memorable photos. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or an adventure, Fourth Bridges offers a perfect blend of beauty and tranquility.