• Luss - The journey begins at the edge of the Highlands in the charming village of Luss, located within the Trossachs National Park along the shores of Loch Lomond. Often hailed as ‘the most beautiful village in Scotland,’ Luss is rich in history and home to a rare Viking Hogback gravestone. Visitors can also enjoy a couple of gift shops, restroom facilities, and places for refreshments.
• The Drovers Inn - Established in 1715, The Drovers Inn is a historic pub and inn brimming with atmosphere, offering a glimpse into life three centuries ago. It is renowned as the most haunted inn in Scotland!
• Falls of Falloch - The Falls of Falloch boast one of the most stunning waterfalls in the Trossachs National Park, accessible via a 5-minute walk through the forest on an easy paved path. On a warm day, visitors can dip their toes in the water while soaking in the surrounding beauty.
• Falls of Dochart - Located in the conservation village of Killin, the Falls of Dochart are a series of rapids on the River Dochart. Visitors can admire the falls and explore the village, including the renowned Falls of Dochart Smokehouse, where authentic Scottish smoked products can be tasted and purchased.
• Kilmahog - Meet and feed the three Highland Cows - Hamish, Baxter, and Honey!
• Callander - Known for the Highland Boundary Fault, a historical meeting point between the Highlands and the Lowlands, Callander gained fame in the 19th century as a tourist destination for Victorians exploring the Trossachs Trail and following in the footsteps of Rob Roy, the ‘Scottish Robin Hood.’ Today, the town retains much of its Victorian charm, filled with teashops and souvenir shops.
• Doune Castle - Doune Castle is a classic 14th-century medieval castle, featuring one of Scotland’s best-preserved great halls. It served as a filming location for Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Castle Leoch in Outlander and Blood of My Blood, and Winterfell in the acclaimed TV series Game of Thrones.
• The Kelpies & The Helix - The Kelpies are two iconic equine sculptures by Glasgow artist Andy Scott. Standing 100 feet (30 meters) tall, they are the world’s tallest equine statues, inspired by the cultural heritage of the Scottish Kelpies (water fairies) and the Clydesdale draught horses used in local coal mines.

• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Driver-guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Meals
• Admission fees

Embark on a breathtaking full-day tour from Edinburgh to explore the magnificent landscapes of Loch Lomond and the Highlands. Discover the historic Drovers Inn and be captivated by the scenic Falls of Falloch waterfall before heading to the delightful village of Killin, where the charming Killin Falls await.

This journey also features a visit to the remarkable Doune Castle, famous for its appearances in numerous films and TV series, followed by a stop at the Kelpies - the world’s tallest horse statues! This tour is ideal for both nature enthusiasts and history aficionados, offering a unique insight into Scotland’s stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage.

• Full-day excursion from Edinburgh to Loch Lomond and the Scottish Highlands
• Visit Scotland’s most haunted pub - the Drovers Inn
• Bring a towel to enjoy a toe dip at the Falls of Falloch
• Discover the picturesque village of Killin and its stunning rapids
• Explore Doune Castle, also known as Castle Leoch in Outlander
• See the tallest horse statues in the world - the Kelpies
• UK cars are smaller than our American counterparts, please be aware of this when booking for 4 adults.
• The cows might be unavailable from December to March.

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