Cairngorm National Park & Speyside Whisky 1 Day Tour

This is your chance to experience an inspirational blend of Scottish sights and flavours. Delight in the rolling hills and wildlife of the Cairngorms National Park, relish a golden dram of famous Speyside whisky, and learn the legends and little-known secrets behind these two quintessential Scottish wonders. Places you explore: Glenfiddich Distillery - One of Scotland’s most famous whiskys. This distillery somehow increased production during the American Prohibition. Speyside - Quite literally whisky heaven. There are more distilleries per square mile here than anywhere else. Loch Morlich - A 300 metre high, freshwater loch with sandy beaches. Loch Morlich is as unique as it is bonnie. Cairngorms National Park - Examine the landscapes of an area that boasts four out of five of the UK’s highest mountains.

Tour operates Tuesdays and Fridays only.

The Complete Loch Ness Experience 1 Day Tour

No one can resist the mythical Loch Ness: its beauty evokes a sense of wonder, while its monstrous depths are legendary. And on this tour, you explore all of it. You can enjoy incredible views from a cruise, learn about the historic ruins of Urquhart Castle, and explore the less frequented south roads of the loch. Even if the monster doesn't show up, we can assure you that your guide will bring this loch to life with intriguing tales and history. Places you explore: Loch Ness - Take a chance to go on an optional boat cruise or wander down to this alluring and eerie loch. Invermoriston - Go for a wonderful wander through lush forests and cascading waterfalls. Fort Augustus - This town of 650 inhabitants is a great spot to watch boats coming in from the Caledonian Canal. Foyers Waterfall - “Among the healthy hills and ragged woods, the roaring Foyers pours his mossy floods” - Robert Burns. Dores - Visit this village for a beach with gorgeous views of the Great Glen.

Tour operates daily

Skye & Eilean Donan Castle

Sharp geological formations, crumbling coastlines and wind-swept valleys: Skye is mother-nature in all her dramatic glory. And on this day-tour you explore the best of it. We take you on a journey through the stories, history, and sights of the island; while also giving you a taste of the most breathtaking scenery that Western Scotland has to offer.Places you explore: Skye - The beauty of this island has inspired movie makers, poets and travellers from all round the world. Kyle of Lochalsh - This is the gateway to Skye. Enjoy sublime views of landscapes that surround this village. Eilean Donan Castle - An iconic and gorgeous 13th-century castle that once warded off Viking invasions. Portree - A cute, colourful coastal town that’s as quaint as it is fascinating. Trotternish Peninsula - The ultimate Skye road. It’s the way to see the Quiraing, kilt rock, and all of Skye’s must see sights. Cuillin Mountains - Skye’s dominant mountain range. Enjoy views of these imposing mountains as you travel the ‘winged isle’. Loch Ness - This loch holds more freshwater than all the lakes in England and Wales combined. But does it hide the loch ness monster?

Tour operates daily

Torridon, Applecross, & Eilean Donan Castle

Let Scotland’s finest mountains take your breath away. Ramble over the highest road pass. And discover the history of the wildest part of the Highlands.On this tour, you'll rub your eyes in disbelief at the postcard-perfect villages, delve deep into the gory past of Eilean Donan Castle, and catch a glimpse of some of Europe's most spectacular landscapes. Join this tour if you want something that’s epic and off the beaten path. Places you explore: Loch Maree - Thousands of years ago, druids believed this beautiful Loch had the power to cure lunacy. Torridon Hills - These are arguably the most dramatic and spectacular mountains in Scotland. Shieldaig - This may be Scotland's most outrageously picturesque village. Applecross - There's an ancient chapel here and a famous pub that serves delicious seafood. Eilean Donan Castle - An iconic and gorgeous 13th century castle that once warded off Viking invasions. Loch Ness - This loch holds more fresh water than all the lakes in England and Wales combined. But does it hide the Loch Ness monster?

Tour operates Mondays, Thursdays and Sundays only

Glen Affric, Culloden & Clava Cairns

You first venture to the ancient burial site of Clava Cairns. This Bronze Age "graveyard" has survived four millennia and is a great spot to take atmospheric photos. They say that the stone circle here was the inspiration for the Craigh na Dun time portal in the Outlander books. You then visit Culloden, one of the most important locations in Scottish history. It was here that a 60-year series of uprisings finally ended in a tumultuous battle. You can explore the visitor center and pay tribute to those who lost their lives at the last ever battle fought on British soil. You ramble along to Glen Affric and stop off for walks amongst the indigenous Caledonian pine trees. You get the chance to enjoy views over Loch Affric and the mountains beyond, and your driver-guide ensures you go to the best waterfalls and photo spots throughout the afternoon. Your final journey takes you along the shores of Loch Ness and back to the center of Inverness for the early evening.