Scotland Itineraries
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Discover Scotland's diverse landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture with our Scotland tours. From exploring ancient castles and picturesque villages to hiking rugged mountains and tasting traditional whisky, our tours offer diverse experiences to suit every traveler's interests and preferences.
- Touring the Scottish Highlands on a cycling trip
- Trying to catch a glimpse of the infamous Loch Ness Monster
- Visiting the ruins of St. Andrews Cathedral
- Enjoying a pint in one of Glasgow's many pubs
- Going on a trek through Trossachs National Park
- Visiting Stirling Castle, built in the 16th century
- Marveling at the grandeur of Edinburgh Castle
- Exploring the mystical Isle of Skye's Fairy Pools
- Attending a traditional Scottish ceilidh dance
- Taking a scenic train ride on the Jacobite Steam Train
- Golfing on the historic courses of St. Andrews
- Cruising the breathtaking landscapes of the Inner Hebrides
- Admiring the ancient standing stones at Callanish
- Sampling delectable seafood in the coastal town of Oban
- Walking the historic Royal Mile in Edinburgh
- Exploring the rugged coastline of the North Coast 500 route
- Participating in a whisky-tasting tour at a distillery in Speyside
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Scotland in 1 Week
Day 1, Edinburgh: Royal Mile, Palace of Holyroodhouse, Scottish Parliament building.
Day 2, St. Andrews to Pitlochry: See the birthplace of golf before continuing to Pitlochry. See Blair Castle, and explore this small traditional Scottish village.
Day 3-4, Scottish Highlands: Visit Loch Ness, the beautiful Isle of Skye, Clan Donald Centre, Ben Nevis, and take a ferry to Mallaig.
Day 5-7, Glasgow: George Square, St. Mungo's Cathedral, Wallace Monument, attend a whiskey tasting, and enjoy a local pub meal. Learn about the tumultuous history of Glasgow on a city walking tour.
Highlights of Scotland in 10-12 Days
Day 1-2, Edinburgh: Take a walking tour of the city termed “Athens of the North.” Linlithgow Palace, Royal Mile, Calton Hill. On day two take in Edinburgh Castle and the National Museum of Scotland. Optional visit to Glenkinchie Whisky distillery.
Day 3, St Andrews: Glamis Castle, St. Andrews Castle, and a walk through the birthplace of golf. Plan ahead if you want to play a round!
Day 4, Scenic Drive to Aberfeldy: On the way to this Highlands town, visit Falkirk Wheel, Stirling Castle, and Bannockburn.
Day 5-6, Scottish Highlands: Loch Ness, Fort William, Urquhart Castle, Highland House of Fraser. Watch a sheep herding demonstration with Scotland’s famous Inverness Sheep.
Day 7-8, Isle of Mull: Stanley Mills, take a ferry from Oban to the Isle of Mull where you’ll stay overnight. In the morning visit Iona Abbey and Duart Castle before returning to the mainland.
Day 9-10, Glasgow: Before reaching Glasgow to end your tour, visit Loch Lomond. In Glasgow, see George Square, St. Mungo's Cathedral, and Wallace Monument. Attend a whiskey tasting, and enjoy a local pub meal. Learn about the tumultuous history of Glasgow on a city walking tour.
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Highlands and Skye hiking was great! The weather was “bumpy”, as guide called it. But Angela was very good at tweaking the hiking days to get the max best conditions...
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Beautiful, amazing, and sometimes challenging mountain hikes led by a local guide, Angela. Weather on the mountains can change in a heartbeat, so be sure to bring wa...
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