Embark on an incredible family-friendly day tour to Loch Ness and explore the breathtaking Scottish Highlands. Traverse through stunning landscapes, including valleys, mountains, and majestic Lochs. Your knowledgeable guide will share fascinating stories and provide historical insights throughout the journey. You can choose to enjoy a leisurely Loch Ness cruise, keep an eye out for the mysterious Nessie, or explore the shoreline on foot. Discover hidden vantage points and capture unforgettable family photos against the backdrop of the Loch and its wild surroundings. Allow your children to connect with nature, breathe in the fresh Highland air, and create cherished memories together. This tour to Loch Ness is ideal for people who want to see as much as possible of Scotland in one day. It guarantees an unforgettable journey and leaves lasting memories for your entire family. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to grasp an adventure that will mesmerise both young and old. As the day of exploration draws to a close, return to your accommodation with hearts filled with wonder and a newfound appreciation for natural beauty. Book your family tour today! Itinerary Stirling Castle Catch the incredible views as we pass by the magnificent Stirling Castle and William Wallace Monument Loch Lubnaig Our first stop is to enjoy the stunning scenery and beautiful view of Loch Lubnaig. A comfort stop with a photo opportunity and a short walk along the Lochside Glen Orchy Here we stop to take in the expansive panoramic view over hills, glens, and rivers Glencoe Perhaps the most famous and most scenic glen with a sorrowful past. Glencoe is arguably Scotland’s most historic and was recently voted the most romantic glen. Also, it is a centre for hillwalking and mountaineering and an ideal base to explore the Highlands. Fort Augustus Our main stop with plenty of time to enjoy this charming Scottish town on the shores of Loch Ness. Explore the impressive Caledonian Canal locks and the serene Benedictine Abbey. Delve into the Loch Ness Monster lore with Nessie-themed attractions and boat tours. Lastly, don't miss the breathtaking panoramic views of Loch Ness and its majestic mountains. Fort Augustus has a variety of restaurants and cafes for having lunch and offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and natural wonders. Falls of Pattack A picturesque waterfall hides in the trees, a haunting reminder of past lives. Sited in the Scottish Highlands' Cairngorm National Park. A short hilly walk is possible, winding up the side of the river with spectacular viewing platforms over the Falls Please note Stroller/pram accessible Wheelchair accessible Please send us the address of your chosen pick-up point. The driver will wait at the closest possible stopping place. Please be ready on time. What to bring In Scotland, expect 4 seasons in one day, so we recommend having these items: Warm sweater or fleece Waterproof jacket Good walking shoes or boots Light scarf

Join my private tours to uncover the beauty of lesser-known sites in the Scottish Highlands, unveiling hidden gems not typically explored by tourists. Escape the crowded sites and embark on an immersive journey through the serenity and majesty of the Highlands. With me as your dedicated guide, you'll experience captivating tales intertwined with breathtaking landscapes. Our adventure begins in Queensferry, where you'll witness the awe-inspiring Forth Bridge from exclusive viewpoints. This Victorian engineering masterpiece represents Scotland's pioneering spirit and remarkable industrial heritage. From there, we proceed to the ancient town of Stirling, where Stirling Castle stands as a witness to historic battles fought during the wars of independence. As we venture onto the ancient Stirling Bridge, where the renowned battle of William Wallace took place, we contemplate the profound significance of this location positioned at the crossroads in the Scottish Highlands. With its awe-inspiring architecture and profound spiritual ambiance, we explore the grounds of the Church of the Holy Rood in Stirling, where we marvel at the ancient kirkyard's headstones, reflect upon their historical significance, and contemplate the coronation of James VI, an event that forever shaped the church and Scottish history. After exploring Stirling, we indulge in a traditional Scottish take-away lunch at Crieff before venturing into the Scottish Highlands. Here, we discover the peaceful valleys of the 'Sma Glen and Glen Quaich,' inviting us to leisurely stroll amidst heather-clad hills and tranquil riverbanks. During our journey, we explore the captivating history of the Jacobite rebellions and encounter poignant reminders of the Highland clearances. Our journey leads us to the enchanting Glen Lyon, praised by Sir Walter Scott as Scotland's "longest, loveliest, and loneliest glen." Here, we uncover remnants of Neolithic civilization including stone circles and the ancient remains of the Fortingall Yew, believed to be Britain's oldest tree and cherished as a sacred symbol by ancient peoples of the Scotland. We also explore the serene Glen Lyon, admire a tranquil waterfall, and immerse ourselves in the ancient Caledonian pine forest. We can also embark on a one-hour walk through peaceful pine glades, revealing panoramic vistas unveiling the majesty of this glen. Continuing along remote roads, we ascend through the rugged terrain of the Lawers Range, where majestic birds of prey soar above and red deer roam freely. Our journey culminates at the magnificent Falls of Dochart, where we pause to savor the breathtaking beauty of the cascades. Nearby, a traditional pub provides a perfect setting to relax and soak in the atmosphere. As our highland adventure concludes, we make our way back to Edinburgh, cherishing the memories of this unforgettable experience. Escape the ordinary and discover Scotland in a distinct and unforgettable way with my tours.

First, get picked up from your hotel in Edinburgh and climb into a luxury vehicle to set off on your customizable tour. The route can be changed according to your personal interests and what you would like to see. There will be plenty of opportunities for photo stops throughout the journey. Venture into the Scottish Highlands and be blown away by the scenery, highland cattle, and castles that are older than some countries. Visit the graves of some of the most famous Scots who ever lived, namely Rob Roy McGregor.  Make a stop at the world-famous Deanston Whiskey Distillery, where you will have the option of touring the distillery or enjoying a tasting. Savor a sip of the 18-year-old single malt which comes thoroughly recommended.  If your feeling brave enough, have the chance to try haggis in one of the famous Scottish gastropubs. Alternatively, have lunch in Deanston Distillery or the villages of Doune or Callander. Spend more time visiting the Scottish countryside or make a stop at Doune Castle, Stirling Castle, or Glencoe. Finally, return to Edinburgh where you will be dropped off back at your hotel and the tour concludes.

Escape the hustle and bustle of Glasgow and head to explore the beautiful Loup of Fintry waterfall on this guided tour. See mind-blowing views of lush forests, meadows, and local sheep and horses. Start your adventure by meeting your guide at the starting point in Glasgow City Centre. Jump in the bus, sit back, relax, and enjoy the scenic drive to Loup of Fintry. Arrive in the Scottish countryside, marvel at the cute villages and forests, and admire one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the Scottish Lowlands. Enjoy the fresh air as you wander around the lush forests, meadows, old-fashioned stone bridges, and walls. Meet the local friendly sheep and horses and take in the scenic views. First, you will walk on a historic footpath that is barely visible from all the lush vegetation and flowers. Keep strolling through the lush greenery and past the majestic rock formations until you reach the waterfall. Follow your guide to discover the hidden parts of this area, where you can take in the views and even go on an adventure climbing down the rocks to get the best photos. End your day on a high with memories you will cherish forever as you head back on the bus back to Glasgow.

The Outlander television series first aired in 2014 as an adaptation of the 7 historical multi-genre novels by Diana Gabaldon. The literary locations are situated in the Scottish highlands, while the filming locations dramatized in the TV series can be reached as part of a day tour from either Edinburgh or Glasgow. Visit Jamie and Claire's homeland on the Outlander Tour and get the chance to see iconic sites from the first series courtesy of your very own expert. As part of the Outlander Tour, guests will also hear readings from Outlander at certain locations. Your local guide, a fan of both the books and TV series and a former member of the Scottish BAFTA, will discuss information from the Outlander TV series, show you how the books and reality differ and recall incredible tales of legend and local history that could come right out of the books. Your first destination of the day will be the Highland village of Cranesmuir. In reality this is a picturesque 6th-century village on the Firth of Forth, featured on screen as the home of Geillis Duncan and her husband Arthur. In the same village, find the beautiful herb garden where Claire's garden was filmed. From here, head to the 13th-century castle in central Scotland used for Castle Leoch, home to Colum MacKenzie and the central point for the whole of Clan MacKenzie. This beautiful location was damaged during the Jacobite Rebellion. See the Railway Station, where Claire and Frank alighted from the train and Captain Jack Randall’s Stronghold. Finally its off to the 15th-century castle featured on screen as Lallybroch — Jamie Fraser's childhood home. As this is a private property, this tour is a great way to access the beautiful location, which was also used for the scene where Jamie is arrested. Your Outlander tour finishes back at your hotel/pick up point in Glasgow or Edinburgh in the early evening.

Discover the historic town of Stirling and its iconic castle before heading to Bannockburn, the site of one of Scotland’s most significant battles. This private tour departing from Glasgow offers a unique insight into Scotland's history. Your day will begin with a pickup from your Glasgow accommodation in a private vehicle, before heading towards Stirling. Here, you will explore the magnificent Stirling Castle, which dates back to the 12th century and played a significant role in Scottish history, including the Battle of Stirling Bridge and the Battle of Bannockburn. Admire the stunning architecture and panoramic views over the town and surrounding countryside. Next, you will head to the nearby Battle of Bannockburn Visitor Centre to learn more about the famous battle that took place in 1314. Experience the battle for yourself with the immersive 3D battle game, and explore the interactive exhibits that showcase the weapons, tactics and strategies used by the Scottish and English armies. At the end of the tour, you will be dropped off back at your accommodation in Glasgow, or at a central location to explore more on your own. With a knowledgeable and friendly guide and the flexibility of a private tour, this is the perfect way to explore some of Scotland's most iconic historic sites.

Get picked up from your accommodation by your knowledgeable local guide. Drive to Trossachs National Park to take in some of the most breathtaking views in Scotland. See the famous Loch Venachar backed by low, rugged mountains and plenty of sheep. Stop in at the picturesque village of Callander and indulge your fantasies of Scottish countryside life.  Drive on to Blackness Castle, recently featured in the Mary Queen of Scots movie, or Linlithgow Palace, Queen Mary's actual birthplace. Check out Doune Castle (featured in Game of Thrones, Outlander, and Monty Python and the Holy Grail) or visit Stirling Castle, the historic site of the Battle of Banockburn where Robert the Bruce defeated King Edward's army. From there, it's a quick journey to the impressive monument built in memory of Sir William Wallace, a 13th-century Scottish hero. Last but not least, a stop at Deanston Distillery to sample the world-famous 18-year-old single malt is not to be missed. Let your guide know what interests you most and be sure to get the most out of your time in Scotland. 

Escape the hustle and bustle of city life and explore the Scottish Highlands. On this tour, you’ll get to experience the most beautiful and iconic places in the Highlands, from Kilchurn Castle (the most photographed castle in Scotland!) to the tranquillity of the Rest and Be Thankful. An epic and breathtaking Highland adventure awaits you.

Experience the ultimate adventure for avid-whisky lovers and those who relish breathtaking scenery. Prepare for an unforgettable journey that will transport you to the heart of Scotland's whisky heritage. This exceptional tour grants you exclusive access to two distinguished distilleries: Deanston and Glengoyne. Brace yourself for an immersive experience as you delve into the captivating histories that surround these esteemed establishments. This extraordinary tour combines the best of both worlds: tantalizing whisky discoveries and awe-inspiring natural wonders. Indulge your palate, expand your knowledge, and feast your eyes upon the beauty of Scotland.

Experience the ultimate adventure for avid-whisky lovers and those who relish breathtaking scenery. Prepare for an unforgettable journey that will transport you to the heart of Scotland's whisky heritage. This exceptional tour grants you exclusive access to two distinguished distilleries: Deanston and Glengoyne. Brace yourself for an immersive experience as you delve into the captivating histories that surround these esteemed establishments. This extraordinary tour combines the best of both worlds: tantalizing whisky discoveries and awe-inspiring natural wonders. Indulge your palate, expand your knowledge, and feast your eyes upon the beauty of Scotland.