• The Falls of Feugh Restaurant - Situated near Banchory in Aberdeenshire, The Falls of Feugh Restaurant provides a delightful dining experience with breathtaking views of the nearby waterfall. Renowned for its sophisticated yet laid-back ambiance, the restaurant offers locally sourced Scottish dishes, including fresh seafood, seasonal game, and homemade desserts. Diners can enjoy their meals while observing salmon leaping upstream in the River Feugh during spawning season. It’s an ideal stop for nature lovers and culinary enthusiasts exploring Royal Deeside.
• Balmoral Castle - Nestled in the heart of Royal Deeside, Balmoral Castle is a private royal residence cherished by the British Royal Family. Acquired by Prince Albert for Queen Victoria in 1852, it remains a summer retreat surrounded by the magnificent Cairngorms. The estate boasts manicured gardens, scenic walking paths, and the grand Castle Ballroom, accessible to visitors during special exhibitions. Although the private quarters are closed, guests can explore the grounds and savor traditional fare at the Balmoral Café, experiencing royal heritage firsthand.
• Crathie Kirk - Crathie Kirk is a historic Church of Scotland parish church located near Balmoral Castle in Aberdeenshire. Constructed in 1895 in Gothic Revival style, it has long-standing ties to the British Royal Family, starting with Queen Victoria. The royals worship here during their stays at Balmoral, and the church features royal gifts, including stained glass windows and a communion table. Princess Anne married Timothy Laurence here in 1992. Crathie Kirk remains a tranquil symbol of faith, tradition, and royal heritage in the Highlands.
• Royal Lochnagar Distillery - Situated near Balmoral Castle in the Scottish Highlands, Royal Lochnagar Distillery is celebrated for its royal heritage and traditional whisky-making. Founded in 1845, it received a Royal Warrant after Queen Victoria’s visit in 1848. The distillery produces exquisite single malts, including the renowned Royal Lochnagar 12 Year Old, known for its rich, balanced flavor. Visitors can enjoy guided tours, tastings, and a behind-the-scenes look at classic production methods, making it a must-visit for whisky aficionados and history buffs alike.
• Ballater - Ballater is a charming village in Royal Deeside, Aberdeenshire, nestled beside the River Dee and surrounded by the Cairngorm Mountains. Known for its royal connections, it serves as the closest town to Balmoral Castle. The village features quaint shops, cafés, and the historic Ballater Railway Station, once used by the Royal Family. With scenic walking trails, outdoor activities, and a warm Highland welcome, Ballater offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, heritage, and relaxation in the heart of the Scottish Highlands.

• Air conditioning as standard
• Transport in Luxury Mercedes mini-coach
• The stories and services of an English-speaking driver-guide
• Admission to Balmoral Castle

• Food and drinks
• Gratuities

Begin your day at the Port of Aberdeen, where you’ll embark on your transport at South Harbour for a picturesque journey through Royal Deeside.

Your first destination is the stunning Falls of Feugh, famous for its tumbling waters and the sight of salmon leaping during spawning season. Following this, visit Balmoral Castle, the summer retreat of the royal family.

Wander through its gardens, explore the 2025 exhibition in the Castle Ballroom, and savor lunch at the Balmoral Café.

Proceed to Ballater, a delightful Victorian village featuring charming shops and breathtaking views of the Cairngorms.

After a leisurely afternoon, return to Aberdeen, enjoying the tranquil Highland scenery on the way back.

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