Journey to the Mystical Loch Ness

The Kelpies & The Helix - Departing from Edinburgh, travelers will encounter Scotland’s renowned sculptures: the Kelpies.

These magnificent ‘horse-like’ figures dramatically rise from the ground, creating a striking silhouette against the sky. Rooted in Scottish folklore, Kelpies are shape-shifting water spirits inhabiting Scotland’s rivers. The guide will share fascinating tales about these mythical beings, and for those interested, other Scottish myths and legends can also be explored.

Stirling Castle - The guide will highlight Stirling Castle, majestically perched on Castle Hill. Stirling Castle holds a pivotal place in Mary Stewart’s history. At just nine months old, Mary was crowned Queen of Scots here. The coronation took place in September 1543 in the Chapel Royal of Stirling Castle, marking the first use of the Honours of Scotland.

Callander - Known as The Gateway to the Highlands, Callander is a charming tourist town. It is filled with coffee shops, gift shops, and a fantastic whisky shop. The River Teith flows along the town’s edge, offering stunning views of Ben Ledi and the Craggs.

Glen Ogle - Situated in the heart of Scotland’s captivating landscapes, Glen Ogle invites visitors with its pristine beauty and breathtaking views. This scenic glen, located in the southern Scottish Highlands, provides a peaceful retreat into nature.

Glencoe - The majestic mountains of Glencoe are truly awe-inspiring. However, beneath the beauty lies a somber history. The Massacre of Glencoe in 1692 is remembered as a notorious act of betrayal in Scottish history. The combination of beauty and history creates a unique atmosphere.

Great Glen Way - Spanning an impressive 62 miles, the Great Glen showcases its natural splendor from Fort William to Inverness, following a dramatic geological fault line.

Fort Augustus - Located on the southwestern shore of the legendary Loch Ness, Fort Augustus is a delightful Highland village that attracts visitors with its natural beauty and rich history. This picturesque settlement at the loch’s southern tip serves as an inviting gateway to one of Scotland’s most iconic destinations.

Urquhart Castle - Set on the rugged shores of Loch Ness, Urquhart Castle is a captivating blend of history and natural beauty. Its ancient stone walls and panoramic loch views transport visitors to medieval Scotland. Explore its ruins, including towers and dungeons, and delve into the castle’s rich history and the mysteries of Loch Ness. Urquhart Castle, framed by the scenic loch, stands as a testament to Scotland’s enduring heritage.

Inverness - After a day of exploring Inverness’s captivating landscapes and cultural treasures, there’s no better way to relax than with an overnight stay at a traditional Scottish guest house. As the sun sets over the Highland city, guests will find comfort in the warm embrace of genuine Scottish hospitality.

Exploring Loch Ness and Highland Wonders

Culloden Battlefield - Step back in time and immerse yourself in a pivotal chapter of Scotland’s history at the evocative Culloden Battlefield. Located a short drive from Inverness, this sacred ground stands as a testament to the fierce struggle that occurred here on April 16, 1746, during the Jacobite Rising.

Clava Cairns - Nestled among whispering pines and tranquil countryside near Inverness, Clava Cairns offers a mesmerizing glimpse into Scotland’s enigmatic past. This ancient burial site, over 4,000 years old, exudes an aura of mystery and reverence.

Aviemore - In the heart of the Cairngorms National Park, the tour brings visitors to the vibrant town of Aviemore, a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Surrounded by breathtaking mountain scenery, guests can enjoy a leisurely lunch break. Whether dining in charming local eateries or savoring a picnic amidst nature’s beauty, Aviemore provides the perfect setting for relaxation before continuing the journey through the Highlands.

Dalwhinnie Distillery - Passing by Dalwhinnie Distillery, take a moment to appreciate the picturesque surroundings of this renowned Scotch whisky producer. Known for its smooth Highland malt, Dalwhinnie’s location in the heart of the Highlands is as exceptional as its whisky.

Dunkeld - Situated along the serene banks of the River Tay, Dunkeld is a picturesque Scottish town rich in history and natural beauty. Its quaint cobbled streets and beautifully preserved historic buildings offer a glimpse into the town’s rich heritage.

The Hermitage Woodland Walk - The Hermitage is a natural sanctuary where nature’s splendors take center stage. This tranquil spot near Dunkeld beckons with its lush greenery, majestic trees, and the melodious symphony of the River Braan.

Forth Bridge - As the journey returns to Edinburgh, the penultimate stop is the Forth Rail Bridge, an iconic symbol of Scotland. The famous red structure, voted the most important manmade structure in Scotland, is now a UNESCO World Heritage site.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Breakfast
• Overnight Stay at a 4* Hotel (including breakfast)

• Lunch and Dinner
• Gratuities
• Distillery Tour & Tasting Tickets

Our 2-day Loch Ness tour offers a unique blend of nature, history, and culture for an unforgettable Scottish adventure in a private setting transported in one of our luxury Mercedes MPVs.

*Start your journey at the remarkable Kelpies. Visit Stirling Castle for history and panoramic views. Discover Callander’s charm in the Trossachs National Park. Enjoy scenic views in Glen Ogle and Glencoe. Pass through Great Glen to reach Fort Augustus, a picturesque village. Explore the ruins of Urquhart Castle on Loch Ness’s shores before spend the night at a traditional Scottish Guest House.

After a heartly breakfast, our tour continues with a visit to Culloden Battlefield, Clava Cairns, and Aviemore. Explore Dalwhinnie Distillery to learn about whisky-making. Discover Dunkeld’s historic architecture and The Hermitage woodland walk. Pass by the iconic Forth Rail Bridge as we return to Edinburgh.

*Departures from Glasgow replace The Kelpies, Stirling Castle The Forth Rail Bridge with Loch Lomond.

If you cancel at least 3 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel within 3 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.