2023 WINTER ITINERARY (until 31st March 2024): Leaving Edinburgh in the morning, we take in views of the spectacular Forth Bridges and journey north to Macbeth County. We visit the quaint village of Dunkeld with its historic cathedral sitting on the banks of the River Tay. We drive further into the....

2023 WINTER ITINERARY (until 31st March 2024):

Leaving Edinburgh in the morning, we take in views of the spectacular Forth Bridges and journey north to Macbeth County. We visit the quaint village of Dunkeld with its historic cathedral sitting on the banks of the River Tay. We drive further into the Highlands and enter the Great Glen. We stop at Fort Augustus on the banks of Loch Ness with the opportunity to search for a glimpse of the legendary beast. Our journey to the Isle of Skye takes us past one of the most photographed castles in Scotland – Eilean Donan. Our home for the night is the small village of Portree on the Isle of Skye.

(The winter itinerary order may change. Please contact us for details.)

2024 SUMMER ITINERARY (from 1st April - 23rd October 2024):

Bid farewell to Edinburgh in the morning and drive past Stirling Castle, perching majestically atop its rocky throne. We enjoy a wee break in the charming Highland village of Callander before diving headfirst into the untamed Rannoch Moor—a peat-covered plateau hailed as the last remaining wilderness in Britain. Next on our list is one of the most famous glens of the Scottish Highlands: Glen Coe, with its rugged peaks that stand guard over the glen and its winding streams.

We make our way to Fort William, where you'll have the chance to board the legendary Jacobite Steam Train* AKA Hogwarts Express for a magical two-hour ride along the stunning West Coast. As you traverse the epic Glenfinnan Viaduct, you'll quickly see why the Jacobite Steam Train earns its title as the finest rail adventure on Earth. Our day continues with a scenic ferry trip* to the renowned Isle of Skye, where you’ll hear about ancient tales of faerie folk. Your home for the next two of nights is the vibrant town of Portree, where you can take your time to wander its pretty harbour or have a toast with your fellow travellers at a local bar.

*During Apr-Oct, the Jacobite Steam Train and the ferry ride take place on day 3.

Today we explore the Isle of Skye, also known as the ‘Misty Isle’: a bucket-list destination thanks to its heart-stopping scenery. This wee island is packed with ruined castles, breath-taking views and faerie stories. Home to the legendary MacLeod and MacDonald Clans, your Guide will recount Celtic ....

Today we explore the Isle of Skye, also known as the ‘Misty Isle’: a bucket-list destination thanks to its heart-stopping scenery. This wee island is packed with ruined castles, breath-taking views and faerie stories. Home to the legendary MacLeod and MacDonald Clans, your Guide will recount Celtic myths and Viking legends from the past millennia.

We explore the windswept landscape, stunning coastline and dramatic mountain ranges. The afternoon is spent exploring Dunvegan Castle*, ancestral home of the Chiefs of Clan MacLeod before returning to Portree.

*Summer only (April-October)

2023 WINTER ITINERARY (until 31st March 2024): From November to March, our route south takes us through the stunning rugged landscape of Glen Coe, once used as a backdrop in the James Bond - Skyfall movie and the scene of 1692 massacre of the MacDonald Clan. Journey through one of the last remainin....

2023 WINTER ITINERARY (until 31st March 2024):

From November to March, our route south takes us through the stunning rugged landscape of Glen Coe, once used as a backdrop in the James Bond - Skyfall movie and the scene of 1692 massacre of the MacDonald Clan. Journey through one of the last remaining wildernesses in Europe when we cross the Rannoch Moor, a vast stretch of land that will show you yet again another side of Scotland. We head past Stirling, the scene of some of Scotland’s most famous and bloody battles in the Wars of Independence. Hear of local legends such as William Wallace and Robert the Bruce before the Highlands change back to the Lowlands. After an epic three days, we return to Edinburgh in the early evening.

(The winter itinerary order may change. Please contact us for details.)

2024 SUMMER ITINERARY (from 1st April - 23rd October 2024):

On our summer route, from April to October, prepare to be smitten by the enchanting Eilean Donan Castle, arguably Scotland’s most romantic snapshot. Our adventure leads us to the heart of the Highlands, the Dundreggan Rewilding Centre. Here, we learn about the remarkable efforts of Trees for Life and their awesome mission to restore Scotland's ancient Caledonian Pine Forest.

Time for a wee monster hunt! Loch Ness awaits, where we pause to spot the elusive Nessie while exploring Fort Augustus. A visit to the Commando Memorial treats us to mighty views of Britain's tallest peak, Ben Nevis. Moving southward, we explore the Highland village of Dunkeld and its historic riverside cathedral. As we make our way back to Edinburgh, brace yourself for one last spectacle: the iconic Forth Rail Bridge, a UNESCO World Heritage site. We return to the capital in the early evening.