The trip to the Scottish Highlands was great. We selected the guide in Spanish and Bea was great. Not only was he explaining things that we could see from minute one, but he also gave us recommendations for the following days of tours, museums, places to eat... In general, the experience was very positive, and we will definitely recommend it to anyone who goes to Edinburgh; It's a great way to get to know Scotland, even if you don't have much time. They also made it easy for us to purchase tickets for the Loch Ness cruise, which gives peace of mind. Recommended, without a doubt

The tour is very well organized. They are 12 hours of tour, normal going to Loch Ness, which is very high. This makes the stops at the other sites very short. If you are a person who likes to take photos, admire the landscape, or walk around a bit, you will not be able to do it on this tour. For example, the stop in Glencoe, it's a 10-15 minute stop, which doesn't allow you to walk a bit through the valley, just take 4 photos. In Fort August, where Loch Ness is, there the stop is 2 hours so that those who do the boat ride (I didn't do it) have time to walk along the shore of the lake or relax in a coffee shop. You can see the landscape, apart from the 3 stops, from the bus and it's a pity because there are many pretty little places to stop, but with a full bus and little time, you can't. The trip becomes enjoyable as the guide, Jairo, explains the history of Scotland and other curiosities. The "soundtrack" of the trip is very beautiful.

The tour was very nice and the driver guide told us many things. the only bad thing was that the bus broke down as soon as the tour started and we had to wait a long time at the first technical stop without being able to take advantage of it and then having to reduce the time available in lagoness. a pity