2-Day Loch Ness & Highlands Privately Guided Tour

Complimentary Hotel Pickup

Start your Scottish adventure in style with a convenient, personalised pickup directly from your hotel in Edinburgh or Glasgow. Relax as your journey begins, knowing your tour will be seamless, comfortable, and tailored just for you.

The Kelpies

Marvel at the world’s largest equine sculptures, standing an incredible 30 meters tall. These shimmering steel horse heads capture Scotland’s strength and spirit, and make for an unforgettable photo stop. Guests can stroll around the canalside park, learn the legend behind the mythical water horses, and experience this modern Scottish icon up close.

Stirling Castle

Capture stunning views of one of Scotland’s most important strongholds, perched dramatically on its volcanic rock. From the outside, your guide will bring the castle’s rich history to life with tales of kings, queens, and epic battles that shaped the nation. It’s the perfect spot for photos while soaking in centuries of Scottish heritage.

Callander

Known as the ‘Gateway to the Highlands,’ this charming town offers a perfect blend of scenic beauty and warm Scottish hospitality. Guests can enjoy a leisurely stroll through its quaint streets, browse local shops, or simply take in the breathtaking landscapes that surround this picturesque Highland town.

Glen Ogle

Nestled in the heart of Scotland's enchanting landscapes, Glen Ogle beckons with its pristine beauty and awe-inspiring vistas. This picturesque glen, situated in the southern reaches of the Scottish Highlands, offers a serene escape into the arms of nature.

Glencoe

The towering mountains of Glencoe are a sight to behold. But behind the beauty lies tragedy. The Massacre of Glencoe in 1692 is forever remembered as one of the most despicable acts of betrayal in Scottish history. The beauty and the history combine to make the atmosphere of this place something special.

Great Glen

Stretching majestically for 62 breathtaking miles, the Great Glen unfurls its natural wonder from the iconic Fort William to the captivating city of Inverness, tracing the path of a dramatic geological fault line.

Fort Augustus

Nestled on the southwestern shore of the legendary Loch Ness, Fort Augustus is a charming Highland village that beckons travelers with its natural splendor and rich history. This idyllic settlement, located at the southern tip of the loch, serves as a captivating gateway to one of Scotland's most iconic destinations.

Urquhart Castle

Perched on Loch Ness's rugged shores, Urquhart Castle is a captivating blend of history and natural beauty. Its weathered stone walls and panoramic loch views transport visitors to a bygone era of medieval Scotland. Explore its ruins, including towers and dungeons, and immerse yourself in the castle's rich history and the mysteries of Loch Ness. Urquhart Castle, set against the picturesque loch, is a testament to Scotland's enduring heritage.

Overnight in 4-Star Accommodation

Unwind in comfort at your 4-star hotel, where cozy double rooms and attentive service set the perfect end to a day of exploration. Wake up refreshed with a delicious breakfast before continuing your Scottish adventure, ready to take on the next scenic stop.

Culloden Battlefield

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

Clava Cairns

Nestled amidst the whispering pines and tranquil countryside near Inverness, Clava Cairns stands as a mesmerizing window into Scotland's enigmatic past. This ancient burial site, dating back over 4,000 years, exudes an aura of mystery and reverence.

Dalwhinnie Distillery

As we pass 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 at the heart of the Highlands is as exceptional as its whisky. You are welcome to stop in for a wee tipple at the bar before we continue our journey.

Dunkeld

Situated alongside the serene banks of the River Tay, Dunkeld is a picturesque Scottish town steeped in history and natural beauty. Its quaint cobbled streets and beautifully preserved historic buildings harken back to centuries past, providing a glimpse into the town's rich heritage.

The Hermitage

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

The Forth Rail Bridges

As we make our way back to Edinburgh our penultimate stop is the Forth Rail Bridge, an iconic image of Scotland. The famous red structure was voted the most important manmade structure in Scotland, so it’s no wonder it’s now become a UNESCO World Heritage site. This is for those returning to Edinburgh (those traveling to Glasgow will take an alternative route).