Over the Sea to Skye

The Kelpies & The Helix - These are the largest equine sculptures globally, standing 100 feet tall and weighing over 300 tonnes each. The enchanting Kelpies are a marvel of human creativity and engineering. Crafted by artist Andy Scott, they have become iconic landmarks, inspired by the legendary Clydesdale horses, Duke and Baron. The Kelpies symbolize the heritage of the heavy horses that powered Scotland’s industry, pulling wagons, ploughs, barges, and coalships that shaped Falkirk’s landscape.

The name “Kelpies” is derived from mythical creatures known for their strength and endurance, equivalent to 100 horses.

1 hour travel time

Stirling Castle - Stirling Castle is one of Scotland’s most renowned landmarks. Situated atop a hill, it provides breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and a window into Scotland’s rich history. Discover the famous battles fought here and the heroes who defended their nation’s freedom.

10 mins travel time

National Wallace Monument - The William Wallace Monument stands as a towering tribute to Scottish bravery, commanding attention as one travels through Stirling. Its majestic silhouette against the sky evokes a sense of historical reverence.

5 mins travel time

Doune Castle - Doune Castle’s captivating charm, a mix of medieval grandeur and rugged landscape, has captured both history and the spotlight in film and TV. Its iconic presence has been featured in productions like “Monty Python and the Holy Grail,” “Outlander,” and “Game of Thrones,” weaving tales of fantasy and reality within its ancient walls.

20 mins travel time

Kilmahog - Meet some Hairy Coos: an opportunity to encounter Scotland’s beloved highland cows. Enjoy some hot food before meeting these friendly creatures. You can pet and even feed these iconic animals, known for their long, shaggy hair and charming personalities.

5 mins travel time

Callander - As the journey continues, pass through the picturesque village of Callander, nestled in the heart of the Trossachs National Park. This charming village offers a taste of traditional Scottish life, with quaint shops, cafes, and historic buildings.

15 mins travel time

Loch Lubnaig - Stop at Loch Lubnaig, a serene and picturesque loch surrounded by stunning mountain scenery. Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the shore, have a picnic, or simply take in the beautiful views.

5 mins travel time

Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park - Continue the journey through the Trossachs, Scotland’s first National Park. This breathtaking region offers some of the most picturesque landscapes in Scotland, with lochs, mountains, and forests. Along the way, an expert guide will share insights into the local history and culture, enhancing the experience.

10 mins travel time

Rannoch Moor - Travel through the captivating Rannoch Moor. Marvel at its untamed beauty – vast heather-covered landscapes, serene lochs, and an untouched wilderness that embodies Scotland’s rugged allure.

1 hour travel time

Glencoe - A stunning valley rich in history and surrounded by towering mountains. Here, take a stroll through the beautiful glen and witness some of the most breathtaking views in Scotland.

10 mins travel time

Clachaig - Enjoy lunch amidst the stunning mountains of Glencoe at a traditional West Highlands Inn, The Clachaig Inn. If preferred, there are many other recommendations for lunch.

10 mins travel time

Trailhead to Hagrid’s Hut - Visit Hagrid’s Hut, a short walk from The Clachaig Inn. This is where the Golden Trio visits Hagrid when Buckbeak is sentenced and where Harry and Hermione use the time-turner to revisit the scene and save him.

5 mins travel time

Glencoe Village - Glencoe Village is a beautifully traditional village. This scenic route reveals quaint cottages framed by majestic Scottish mountains. The short journey captures the essence of the Highlands.

10 mins travel time

Fort William - Where the best views of the spectacular Ben Nevis, the UK’s tallest mountain, can be found. If desired, stopping for photos is no problem at all, just ask.

30 mins travel time

Eilean Donan Castle - Eilean Donan Castle is a captivating Scottish icon. Situated on a small island at the confluence of three lochs, it’s a striking sight. This 13th-century fortress, often featured in films and photographs, invites exploration of its history, rugged beauty, and the surrounding landscape. A must-see for Scotland enthusiasts.

1 hour 30 mins travel time

Portree - The final stop on day 1 and accommodation location for the next two nights will be Portree. Portree is the largest town and the administrative center of the Isle of Skye in Scotland. Nestled along the shores of Loch Portree, it is known for its picturesque harbor and colorful houses. It offers a wide variety of shops and restaurants to choose from.

1 hour travel time

The Misty Isle

The Old Man of Storr - The Old Man of Storr is an iconic rock formation on the Isle of Skye in Scotland. It consists of a large pinnacle of rock that stands high on a ridge. It’s a popular hiking destination, known for its breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, including the sea and other unique geological formations. A visit to the Old Man of Storr offers a memorable experience for outdoor enthusiasts and photographers.

15 mins travel time

Kilt Rock - Kilt Rock is known for its striking resemblance to a pleated kilt, with vertical basalt columns creating a pattern that looks like the folds of a kilt. Additionally, a beautiful waterfall called Mealt Falls plunges from the cliffs into the sea below.

15 mins travel time

An Corran Beach - Dinosaur footprints. Yes, these prehistoric imprints in the rock formations date back around 165 million years, offering a unique glimpse into the past. The beach is tidal, but if timed right, these stunning fossils can be viewed.

15 mins travel time

Quiraing - Famous for its dramatic and otherworldly landscape. The Quiraing features towering cliffs, landslips, and unique rock formations, making it a popular destination for hikers and photographers. The Quiraing offers breathtaking views of Skye’s rugged terrain and is one of the island’s most iconic natural landmarks.

10 mins travel time

Uig - Lunch Stop: Uig is known for its picturesque harbor, which offers ferry services to the Outer Hebrides. It’s a quaint and charming location and is a great place to have lunch on Day 2.

10 mins travel time

Fairy Glen - The Fairy Glen is a magical and otherworldly landscape. This natural wonder features small, grassy, cone-shaped hills, known as fairy knolls, that create a unique and enchanting terrain. Visitors often compare it to a miniature version of the Scottish Highlands. The Fairy Glen offers a tranquil setting for exploration and is a popular stop for those seeking a touch of enchantment and natural beauty on the Isle of Skye.

10 mins travel time

Dunvegan Castle & Gardens - Next, journey to Dunvegan Castle and Gardens, an icon of Scottish history and beauty. Immerse yourself in centuries of lore and legends as a knowledgeable guide unveils the enchanting tale of the Fairy Flag. Discover the secrets, mysteries, and the rich heritage that make this place a must-visit on a Scottish adventure.

Entry fee is £14pp

Travel time 45 mins

Neist Point - Prepare to be spellbound at Neist Point! An expert guide will unravel the mysteries of the iconic Neist Point Lighthouse, perched dramatically on the cliff’s edge. Discover the maritime history, the incredible engineering, and the stunning views that make the final stop on day 2 of this tour an unforgettable highlight.

Travel time 35 mins

Portree - Return to Portree once again for another lovely evening in the center of Skye.

1 hour travel time

Loch Ness awaits

Sligachan Old Bridge - Sligachan Old Bridge is a historic and picturesque stone bridge. Dating back to the 1820s, it crosses the Sligachan River with a backdrop of the majestic Cuillin Mountains. This charming bridge offers a glimpse into the island’s heritage and serves as a popular stop for photographers and those seeking the tranquility of Skye’s natural beauty.

20 mins travel time

Urquhart Castle - Urquhart Castle is a striking historic fortress located on the shores of Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands. With a history dating back to the 13th century, it played a significant role in Scotland’s past. Visitors can explore its ruins, enjoy panoramic views of the Loch, and learn about the mysteries and legends associated with Loch Ness, including the famous Loch Ness Monster, all while immersing themselves in Scotland’s rich heritage.

2 hours travel time

Loch Ness - An optional 1-hour boat cruise on Loch Ness is an experience that allows exploration of the mysteries of Scotland’s largest and most famous loch. As one glides across the dark waters, they are surrounded by the beauty of the Scottish Highlands. Keep a keen eye out for a glimpse of the elusive Loch Ness Monster while soaking in the tranquility and stunning scenery. It’s a must-do adventure for nature enthusiasts and those fascinated by the legends of Loch Ness.

Cruise admission: £16pp

15 minutes travel time

Inverness - Inverness is the capital city of the Scottish Highlands and a vibrant cultural hub. It’s situated at the northeastern end of the Great Glen and is often referred to as the “Gateway to the Highlands.”

30 mins travel time

Cairngorms National Park - Journey through the largest national park in the UK, known for its dramatic mountain landscapes, including the Cairngorms mountain range, ancient Caledonian pine forests, and a wide variety of wildlife.

40 mins travel time

Pitlochry - Situated in the heart of Scotland. Here, enjoy a leisurely stroll through the town’s charming streets, visit the famous Pitlochry Dam and Fish Ladder, or simply relax in one of the many cozy cafes and restaurants.

1 hour travel time

Forth Bridge - The Forth Rail Bridge is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a Scottish icon recognized worldwide as the most famous of cantilever designs.

1 hour travel time

Edinburgh - Arriving back in the Scottish Capital at a reasonable time. Drop-off at accommodation and toast to a fantastic adventure!

30 mins travel time

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning

Explore the Isle of Skye and the Scottish Highlands

Embark on a journey to the awe-inspiring landscapes of the Isle of Skye, a truly exceptional destination. Stroll along the dramatic cliffs of Neist Point, discover the enchanting Fairy Glen, and inhale the fresh air at the magnificent Quiraing. Visit the historic Dunvegan Castle and be amazed by the towering rock formations of the Old Man of Storr.

This adventure goes beyond Skye, encompassing Loch Ness, the striking valleys of Glencoe, and the picturesque views of Glenfinnan, The Cairngorms, and Ben Nevis as well.

Experiences are tailored to suit specific preferences.

Travel in luxury with a private vehicle for the utmost comfort.

Our expert driver guides are enthusiastic and genuinely passionate about Scotland, prioritizing your enjoyment.

Delight in immersive storytelling that brings Scotland’s history to life.

Discover hidden treasures beyond the usual tourist paths.

This is more than a tour—it’s an unforgettable experience crafted and delivered for your enjoyment.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.