• Dunrobin Castle and Gardens - Located in Sutherland, within the Highland region of Scotland, Dunrobin Castle serves as the ancestral home of the Earl of Sutherland, Chief of the Clan Sutherland. The castle’s interior is exceptionally impressive. The museum showcases an extensive collection of animal trophy heads from family safaris, ethnographic items from around the globe, and a significant array of archaeological artifacts. The museum maintains its Victorian-Edwardian layout and is situated in an 18th-century summerhouse adjacent to the formal gardens. The garden also features a live falconry display twice daily.

• Dornoch Cathedral - Constructed in 1224, Dornoch Cathedral is a medieval parish church in the quaint town of Dornoch. As part of the Church of Scotland, which follows Presbyterianism, the church is not a bishop’s seat but retains its name due to its historical role as the seat of the Bishop of Caithness. The cathedral’s churchyard is next to Dornoch Castle, the partially restored remains of the medieval palace of the bishops of Caithness. It was originally a Catholic Cathedral.

• Loch Fleet National Nature Reserve - Loch Fleet is a shallow, bar-built estuary featuring extensive sandflats and mudflats, bordered by saltmarsh and sand dunes. Beneath the dunes lies a bedrock of old Red Sandstone, covered by shingle ridges that stretch from the western NNR boundary to the current coastline. Rich in wildlife, it is a popular spot for observing seals on the sands.

• Dornoch Firth Viewpoint - A stunning location for photography, offering expansive views of the Scottish landscape, including a mix of lochs, mountains, vegetation, wildlife, and Carbisdale Castle, a more modern yet over a century-old family castle.

• Glenmorangie Distillery - Owned by The Glenmorangie Company Ltd, the distillery’s main product is the Glenmorangie single malt whisky range. Glenmorangie is classified as a Highland Distillery and is renowned for having the tallest stills in Scotland. Legends suggest that alcoholic beverages have been produced in and around Tain since the Middle Ages. Visitors can enjoy tasting some of their award-winning whiskies straight from their homeland.

• Black Rock Gorge - Black Rock Gorge is a deep and narrow chasm, formed by rapids heavily laden with sediment being pushed upwards as part of the great post-glacial rebound over 10,000 years ago. Its depth made it a filming location for ten days for the movie Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. It holds special significance as it is located within the family’s clan territory.

• Private Comfortable Vehicle
• Local Guide
• Snacks & Water
• Umbrellas
• Childseats

• Castle Admission
• Whisky Tours & Tasting’s
• Lunch

Book an entire vehicle for a private tour with your group. Enjoy the stunning natural landscapes at Millionaire’s View, Black Rock Gorge, and the Falls of Shin. Explore the rich history of Dunrobin Castle and its gardens, and watch a live falconry show. Immerse yourself in culture and shopping in the renowned town of Dornoch, home to a historic medieval cathedral. Conclude your day by tasting the famous ‘water of life’ at the renowned Glenmorangie Distillery.

• Local Guide
• Private Tour
• Comfortable Air-Conditioned Vehicle
• Customizable to your preferences (within reasonable distance)
• Time for any Lunch period guests may want has been time managed into the tour.
• Total travelling time has been included in total time

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