Classic Scotland: Glasgow, the Highlands & Edinburgh
This magnificent Scottish self-drive adventure invites you to explore the very best of Scotland over 11 unforgettable days. Beginning in the cultural powerhouse of Glasgow, you’ll discover world-class museums, medieval cathedrals, and a thriving city spirit before heading north into the dramatic Highlands. Travel through the breathtaking scenery of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, ride the legendary Jacobite Steam Train through cinematic Highland landscapes, and cruise the mysterious waters of Loch Ness. Explore the charming village of Pitlochry, delve into the vast wilderness of Cairngorms National Park, and savour a whisky tasting at a historic Perthshire distillery. Your journey concludes in Scotland’s magnificent capital, Edinburgh, where ancient castles, royal walks, and a vibrant city atmosphere provide a spectacular finale. With comfortable bed-and-breakfast accommodation throughout and a self-drive car giving you the freedom to explore at your own pace, this is Scotland at its most authentic and awe-inspiring. Self-drive freedom through Scotland’s most iconic regions Glasgow to Edinburgh via the Highlands — the ultimate Scottish circuit Iconic experiences including the Jacobite Steam Train and Loch Ness Rich history and culture from medieval cathedrals to whisky distilleries Stunning national parks — Loch Lomond, The Trossachs, and Cairngorms
Scotland Highland & Edinburgh Explorer – 7-Night Self-Drive Adventure
This magnificent 7-night Scottish adventure takes you on a self-drive journey through some of the most dramatic and iconic landscapes in the British Isles. Beginning in Glasgow, you’ll travel north through the stunning Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park before arriving in Fort William — the gateway to the Highlands. From Fort William, step aboard the legendary Jacobite Steam Train, one of the world’s greatest railway journeys, crossing the famous Glenfinnan Viaduct through cinematic Highland scenery. Continue to the Isle of Skye, where rugged Cuillin peaks, fairy-tale coastlines, and the iconic Eilean Donan Castle await. Head east to Inverness, the capital of the Highlands, exploring the mysterious shores of Loch Ness and the ruins of Urquhart Castle. Wind south through the Cairngorms National Park and the charming village of Pitlochry before arriving in the magnificent capital city of Edinburgh. In Edinburgh, walk the historic Royal Mile, explore the formidable Edinburgh Castle, hike Arthur’s Seat for panoramic city views, and discover world-class museums — all included in this carefully crafted itinerary. Self-drive freedom with a rental car from Glasgow Airport Bed and Breakfast accommodation throughout at quality hotels 7 nights across five iconic Scottish destinations A perfect blend of history, scenery, culture, and adventure
Gordon Sisk – Scotland: A Classic Highland & City Journey
Scotland is a land of sweeping Highland vistas, ancient castles, legendary lochs, and rich cultural heritage — and this carefully crafted 10-day itinerary puts it all within reach. Beginning in the dynamic city of Glasgow, you’ll explore world-class museums, medieval cathedrals, and iconic city squares before heading north into the heart of the Scottish Highlands. Wind your way through the stunning Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, onward to Fort William and the legendary shores of Loch Ness, where mystery and natural beauty combine. Discover the dramatic ruins of Urquhart Castle, the romance of Eilean Donan Castle, and the wild, rugged landscapes of the Isle of Skye. History comes alive at the Culloden Battlefield, Gordon Castle’s magnificent walled garden, and the Gordon Highlanders Museum in Aberdeen. As you travel south, the towering Wallace Monument and majestic Stirling Castle mark Scotland’s proud independence. Your journey concludes in Edinburgh — Scotland’s magnificent capital — where Arthur’s Seat, the Royal Mile, the National Museum, and the Scott Monument await. This is a self-drive adventure designed for the independent traveller who wants to experience Scotland at their own pace, with hand-picked accommodations, pre-booked attractions, and a route that captures the very best of this extraordinary country.
Highland & Cities of Scotland – 8-Day Grand Tour
Scotland is a land of extraordinary contrasts — ancient castles perched on volcanic rock, misty glens carved by glaciers, and cities alive with culture, music, and history. This carefully crafted 8-day itinerary takes four travellers on an unforgettable journey through the country’s most celebrated destinations, blending world-class sightseeing with the raw beauty of the Scottish Highlands. Begin in Glasgow, Scotland’s largest city, where Victorian grandeur meets a thriving arts scene. Explore the magnificent Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum before heading north through the stunning landscapes of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park to Fort William, gateway to Ben Nevis and the rugged Lochaber region. A highlight of the journey is the legendary Jacobite Steam Train — one of the greatest railway journeys in the world — winding through the Highlands past the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct to the coastal town of Mallaig. Continue to Inverness, the cultural capital of the Highlands, where Bronze Age cairns, the Culloden Battlefield, and the scenic River Ness await. A full-day excursion to the Isle of Skye and Eilean Donan Castle offers some of Scotland’s most dramatic and photographed scenery. The journey south passes through Blair Castle, the Highland Folk Museum in Newtonmore, and the vast Cairngorms National Park, with an overnight stay at the grand Atholl Palace Hotel in Pitlochry. The final days are spent in Edinburgh, Scotland’s magnificent capital — visiting Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Mile, Stirling Castle, and the ancient volcanic peak of Arthur’s Seat before a final morning soaking in the panoramic views of this world-class city. 8 days / 7 nights across Scotland’s most iconic regions Glasgow, Fort William, Inverness, Pitlochry & Edinburgh Jacobite Steam Train experience included Isle of Skye & Eilean Donan Castle full-day tour Mix of 3-star and 4-star accommodation with breakfast Self-drive flexibility with rental car included
Scotland Explorer: Highlands, History & Hidden Gems
This spectacular Scottish adventure takes four travellers on a grand sweep through the very best of Scotland — ancient cities, breathtaking national parks, legendary lochs, and world-class cultural landmarks. Beginning in Glasgow and winding through the Highlands before concluding in Edinburgh, this is Scotland at its most vivid and unforgettable. Explore the medieval grandeur of Glasgow Cathedral, one of the finest surviving pre-Reformation churches in Scotland, and stroll through the iconic George Square in the heart of the city. Drive north through the stunning landscapes of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park and the dramatic valley of Glencoe, before arriving in Fort William in the shadow of Ben Nevis. The journey continues to the legendary Loch Ness, where you’ll cruise the dark, mysterious waters in search of Scotland’s most famous resident. Spend time in Inverness, the cultural capital of the Highlands, visiting the fascinating Inverness Museum and Art Gallery and experiencing the thrill of a wildlife boat tour on the Moray Firth — spotting bottlenose dolphins, seals, and more. History comes alive at the Culloden Battlefield Visitor Centre, where the last pitched battle on British soil is movingly commemorated. Journey through the magnificent Cairngorms National Park and rest in the charming town of Pitlochry, before heading south to visit the soaring National Wallace Monument near Stirling. The adventure concludes with multiple days in Edinburgh — Scotland’s magnificent capital. Hike Arthur’s Seat, wander the inspiration behind Diagon Alley on Victoria Street, explore the National Museum of Scotland, and soak up the atmosphere of the iconic Royal Mile. With a Scotland Explorer Pass included, entry to Edinburgh, Stirling and Urquhart Castles and many more historic sites is all taken care of. Self-drive tour with automatic vehicle included Scotland Explorer Pass (4 days within 8) for the family Wildlife boat experience on the Moray Firth Culloden Battlefield with interactive visitor centre Multiple nights in Edinburgh for in-depth exploration
Scotland Self-Drive Explorer: Edinburgh, Highlands & Beyond
Embark on the ultimate Scottish road trip, spanning 13 nights and covering the very best of Scotland — from the vibrant cities of Glasgow and Edinburgh to the dramatic glens, ancient cairns, and windswept northern coastlines of the Highlands. Beginning in the charming waterside village of South Queensferry, your adventure takes you west through Glasgow’s magnificent medieval cathedral and Victorian necropolis, then north along the shores of Loch Lomond and through the breathtaking scenery of Glencoe. Marvel at the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct before heading to Inverness, the gateway to the Highlands, where Bronze Age mysteries await at the Clava Cairns. Continue north to the wild and remote Sutherland coast and the sandy shores near Thurso, before looping back south through the historic town of Brechin and the university city of Dundee. Explore the ancient ruins of St Andrews Cathedral, the charming village of Falkland, and the engineering marvel of the Falkirk Wheel, alongside the legendary Kelpies sculptures. Your journey concludes with multiple nights in Edinburgh, Scotland’s magnificent capital, where the Royal Mile, the Edinburgh Dungeon, the National Museum of Scotland, a Scotch Whisky Experience, and a Tour of Chocolate await. This is Scotland at its very finest — history, scenery, culture, and flavour all rolled into one spectacular drive.
Scotland’s Highlands & Historic Cities – 9 Days
Experience the very best of Scotland on this magnificent 9-day adventure designed for four travellers seeking history, drama, and natural beauty in equal measure. Beginning in the vibrant city of Glasgow, your journey sweeps northward through the rugged Highlands, past shimmering lochs and ancient castles, before descending through Perthshire and Stirling to conclude in the magnificent capital city of Edinburgh. Along the way, you’ll ride the legendary Jacobite Steam Train through the West Highlands — immortalised by the Harry Potter films — explore the haunting ruins of Urquhart Castle on the shores of Loch Ness, and stand in awe at the iconic Eilean Donan Castle where three sea lochs meet. The Isle of Skye’s rugged peninsulas and the sweeping vistas of the Cairngorms National Park offer nature at its most spectacular. History comes alive at every turn: the solemn Culloden Battlefield, the royal grandeur of Stirling Castle, the towering National Wallace Monument, and the atmospheric Royal Mile in Edinburgh all tell the story of a proud and resilient nation. In Edinburgh, step aboard the Royal Yacht Britannia, wander the Royal Botanic Garden, and discover the treasures of the National Museum of Scotland. Carefully selected accommodation throughout, including bed and breakfast stays in Glasgow, Fort William, Inverness, Pitlochry, Stirling, and Edinburgh A rich blend of iconic landmarks, scenic drives, and cultural experiences across Scotland’s most celebrated regions Perfect for groups of four seeking a comprehensive Scottish adventure with a mix of history, nature, and city culture
Scotland & Ireland Grand Self-Drive Tour
This spectacular 12-day self-drive journey takes you on a grand tour of two of the world’s most captivating destinations — Scotland and Ireland. Beginning in the historic city of Glasgow, you’ll wind through the rugged Scottish Highlands, past shimmering lochs and ancient castles, before crossing to the Emerald Isle to explore Ireland’s rich culture, coastal charm, and medieval heritage. In Scotland, experience the magic of Loch Lomond, ride the legendary Jacobite Steam Train through the Highlands, search for Nessie at Loch Ness, and explore the Isle of Skye. Discover the drama of Culloden Battlefield, the grandeur of Stirling Castle, and the UNESCO-listed streets of Edinburgh’s Royal Mile. Crossing to Ireland, you’ll uncover the stories of the Irish diaspora at EPIC Museum in Dublin, kiss the Blarney Stone in Cork, wander the colourful streets of Galway, and explore the medieval splendour of Kilkenny and Athlone Castles. Self-drive freedom through Scotland and Ireland at your own pace Iconic landmarks including Edinburgh Castle, Eilean Donan, and Kilkenny Castle Legendary experiences — the Jacobite Steam Train and Loch Ness tour Rich culture and history from the Highlands to the Wild Atlantic Way Comfortable hotel accommodation with bed and breakfast throughout
Scotland Self-Drive Explorer: Glasgow to Edinburgh
Embark on an unforgettable 13-night self-drive journey through the heart of Scotland, taking in everything from the cultural buzz of Glasgow to the rugged grandeur of the Highlands and the historic elegance of Edinburgh. This carefully crafted itinerary puts you in the driving seat, allowing you to explore Scotland’s most iconic landscapes, castles, battlefields, and distilleries at your own pace. Begin your adventure in Glasgow, Scotland’s largest city, where medieval cathedrals, world-class art galleries, and beautiful botanic gardens await. Head north through the stunning scenery of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, pausing at the engineering marvel of Neptune’s Staircase near Fort William before continuing into the dramatic Scottish Highlands. Explore the legendary shores of Loch Ness and the ruins of Urquhart Castle, venture out to the breathtaking Isle of Skye, and discover the iconic Eilean Donan Castle where three sea lochs meet. In Inverness, soak up the atmosphere of the Highland capital before heading south through the vast wilderness of the Cairngorms National Park. Stop in Pitlochry for a whisky distillery visit, then explore the heroic history of Culloden Battlefield and the grandeur of Stirling Castle and the National Wallace Monument. Finally, spend several nights in Edinburgh, Scotland’s magnificent capital, enjoying afternoon tea at a castle, strolling the Royal Mile, hiking Arthur’s Seat, and immersing yourself in the city’s rich culture and heritage. 13 nights of bed and breakfast accommodation throughout Scotland Self-drive freedom with a rental car included A curated mix of history, nature, whisky, and culture Complimentary bottle of wine included
Wendy Bowman Scotland – A 7-Day Highland & Capital Discovery
Scotland is a land of ancient castles, sweeping glens, mysterious lochs, and vibrant cities — and this carefully crafted 7-day self-drive itinerary captures the very best of it all. Beginning near Edinburgh and winding northward through Perthshire, the Highlands, the Isle of Skye, and back through Fort William and Glencoe, before returning to the Scottish capital, this journey is a true Highland odyssey. Travel at your own pace with a hire car collected from Edinburgh Airport, giving you the freedom to stop and soak in every breathtaking viewpoint along the way. From the charming harbour town of South Queensferry beneath the iconic Forth Bridges, to the dramatic cliffs of Kilt Rock on Skye, every day brings a new wonder. Whisky lovers will delight in a visit to the historic Blair Athol Distillery in Pitlochry, while history enthusiasts can explore the ruins of Urquhart Castle on the shores of Loch Ness or the formidable Edinburgh Castle perched high above the city. Nature seekers will be rewarded with the wild beauty of Glencoe, the thundering Steall Waterfall in Glen Nevis, and the geological marvel of the Quiraing on Skye’s Trotternish Peninsula. Self-drive freedom with a hire car from Edinburgh Airport Iconic Scottish landmarks including Loch Ness, Isle of Skye, Glencoe, and Edinburgh Handpicked accommodation including a luxury boutique hotel on the Isle of Skye Rich cultural experiences from whisky distillery visits to medieval castle explorations Spectacular natural scenery at every turn — lochs, waterfalls, sea cliffs, and volcanic peaks Whether you’re gazing across the Sound of Raasay from Kilt Rock, searching for Nessie on the dark waters of Loch Ness, or strolling the Royal Mile in Edinburgh, this Scottish escape promises memories that will last a lifetime.
