Arrive at Edinburgh Airport. Take the time to stroll into the Royal Mile which is the main thoroughfare of Old Town Edin-burgh, with famous historical sites and buildings, as well as an impressive array of shops, eateries and pubs. You can also visit Edinburgh Castle which has highlighted the city’s skyline for 800 years. While on your Edinburgh tour, take some time to visit the Museum of Scotland to discover the story of Scotland and its people! Overnight in Edinburgh. Read more

Edinburgh for 1 night

Next on this Edinburgh tour, visit the Royal Botanic Garden—one of the finest botanic gardens in the world. A pleasure for all the family, the Garden offers fantastic views of the capital's skyline, featuring Edinburgh Castle, and is located just a mile from the city centre. In the afternoon you can enjoy Camera Obscura Museum! You can also visit Holyrood Palace, Royal residence in Scotland or the stunning Royal Yacht Britannia! Overnight in Edinburgh. Read more

Edinburgh for 1 night

Head north of the capital towards the very heart of Scotland with few stops enroute. When Queen Victoria fell in love with the Highlands of Scotland, Pitlochry was a quiet village surrounded by the pine-covered hills of the Central Highlands. It became famous when she named it one of the finest resorts in Europe, and visitors began arriving to discover the magic of the Highlands. This vibrant town in the wooded valley of the River Tummel runs along a main street that’s lined with shops and eating places. Just north of Pitlochry town you will find Blair Castle. The only man in Europe still allowed to have a private army is the Duke of Atholl, who resides at Blair Castle! The sight of his magnificent, white castle on the main road north will stop you in your tracks. The oldest part of the castle was built in 1269. During the Jacobite campaigns, it was designed anew, and the turrets were added. A brilliant stroke of genius. The ancient seat of the Dukes and Earls of Atholl and home to the Atholl Highlanders, Blair Castle stands proudly against the magnificent backdrop of Highland Perthshire. Your journey will continue via Scotland's biggest national park - The Cairngorms. This country is heaven for walkers, skiers, rock climbers & nature lovers. A number of species of rare birds are attracted to the thriving, unusual alpine flora. Rock-climbers and skiers particularly love the challenge of the Cairngorms. Its craggy sides attract climbers from around the world—they practice at the Cairngorms before trips to the Himalayas! Arrive in the capital of the Highlands - Inverness. Overnight in Inverness. Read more

Inverness for 1 night

Your journey continues with a visit of the site of Culloden Battlefield. If you want to stay in the local area you can visit Black Isle, a peninsula, on three sides surrounded by water. If you’re a whiskey enthusiast spend a day exploring the Speyside area which feels more dreamlike than parts of everyday life! Culloden Battlefiled is located just 15 minutes from Inverness in the north of Scotland. Since the 1630s Britain had suffered political and religious upheaval. Civil war was a constant fear as Scotland, Ireland and England struggled to find a way to live and prosper together. The 1745 Jacobite Rebellion against the British Government, led by the exiled Prince Charles Edward Stuart ('Bonnie Prince Charlie') had had some success. However at 1.00pm on 16 April 1746, the Culloden Battle began. Speyside is a name that is associated with the area between the towns of Elgin, Keith and Grantown, in the northeast of Scotland. The area is just about one hour drive east of the city of Inverness. Speyside is a gentle area that feels more dreamlike than parts of everyday life. Signposts often read like a well-stocked bar! There are eight distilleries, mostly founded in the early 18th century, linked by the signposted Malt Whisky Trail. Glen Grant, Cardhu, Strathisia, Glenlivet, Benromach, Dallas Dhu, Glen Moray, and Glenfiddich. Each offers guided tours and whisky tastings, and opening times and admission fees vary. But come to Speyside even if whisky is not on your agenda. This area is romantic and the River Spey is gorgeous. Overnight in Inverness. Read more

Inverness for 1 night

Embark on the famous Loch Ness tour and stop at Urquhart Castle which offers a taste of the Highlands at their most dramatic! As you are heading to Skye don’t miss Eilean Donan -one of Scotland’s, and indeed the worlds, most photographed castles. Located on its own little island, overlooking the Isle of Skye, at the point where three great sea-lochs meet, and surrounded by the majestic splendour of the forested mountains of Kintail, Eilean Donan’s setting is truly breath-taking. After the Loch Ness tour, spend the overnight in Skye area. Read more

Isle of Skye area

After the Loch Ness tour, take the road in direction of the Trotternish Peninsula -Skye’s most bizarre & spectacular scenery! Also visit the Skye museum which is a wonderful depiction of what island life was like at the turn of century circa 1900. Don’t miss Dunvegan Castle & Gardens and the Talisker - the only distillery on the Isle of Skye! Overnight in Skye area. Read more

Isle of Skye area

Today you will be heading to visit Fort William. You can take a ferry (make sure to pre book it in advance) from Armadale to Mallaig. On your way discover Glenfinnan! This small beautiful village has sat comfortably among the hills of Glen Finnan for centuries. Glenfinnan attracts many thousands of visitors from around the world to experience the stunning scenery. As you visit Fort William you will discover the filming of the second and third Harry Potter books, Harry Potter and the Chambers of Secrets and Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban took place in this area with the Hogwarts Express calling at Glenfinnan! but also the special atmosphere. Another must-see is the Glenfinnan Monument and Visitor Centre, which commemorates the Jacobite clansmen who fought and gave their lives in support of Charles Edward Stuart, often called "Bonnie Prince Charlie" and as you visit Fort William make sure to check them. Overnight in Fort William area. Read more

Fort William for 1 night

After you finished to visit Fort William the previous day and enjoyed your breakfast take the road in the direction of Oban—sea food capital of Scotland. From the north, you can glimpse this bustling port from the top of the 'Bealach-an-Righ'. Visit Oban distillery, one of Scotland's oldest sources of single malt scotch whisky. Don’t miss Oban's most outstanding feature, McCaig's Tower, more usually and descriptively called McCaig's Folly. Overnight in Fort William area. Read more

Fort William for 1 night

Today, your journey continues with a visit to Glencoe, Scotland’s most famous and scenic Highland glen! Continue through Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park which became Scotland’s first National Park in 2002! In Glasgow, don’t miss the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. Finish your day with a visit to the Necropolis. Located atop the second tallest hill in Glasgow, the site is regularly described in terms of peace, serenity and calm. Overnight in Glasgow. Read more

Glasgow for 1 night

Return to Glasgow Airport 2 hours prior to your flight's scheduled departure.