Isle of Mull, Iona & Staffa — 3 Day
Colourful Tobermory, the ancient abbey on Iona, and a boat out to Fingal's Cave on Staffa.
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Colourful Tobermory, the ancient abbey on Iona, and a boat out to Fingal's Cave on Staffa.
Three days through the world's densest concentration of malt whisky distilleries.
Neolithic Orkney — Skara Brae, the Ring of Brodgar and Scapa Flow — reached via the north coast.
Ferries between Harris, Lewis and the Uists, with white sand beaches and Standing Stones at Callanish.
Scotland's answer to Route 66 — the full loop from Inverness around the north coast and back.
Two nights on Skye with time to properly walk the Quiraing and Fairy Pools, away from the day-trip crowds.
An orientation walk through the Old and New Towns, ending with the climb up Arthur's Seat.
A gentler Highland day among distilleries, dams and the 'Big Tree Country' woodlands.
A steamship cruise on Loch Katrine through the landscape that shaped Rob Roy MacGregor's story.
The curved viaduct made famous on screen, the monument at Loch Shiel, and the road west to Mallaig.
The battlefield that ended the Jacobite rising, a working castle, and dolphins in the Moray Firth.
A clifftop ruin above the North Sea, then fishing harbours along the Aberdeenshire coastline.
A shorter afternoon run to two of Scotland's boldest pieces of engineering and public art.
Big skies through Scotland's largest national park, from Pitlochry's dam to the high passes of the Cairngorms.
Castles, avenues and standing stones used on screen, with the stories behind each location along the way.
Scotland's first national park — bonnie banks, ancient oakwoods and the road north through the Trossachs.
The carved stonework of Rosslyn Chapel, then abbey ruins and rolling farmland through the Borders.
The home of golf, then the fishing villages of the East Neuk — Anstruther, Crail and Pittenweem — strung along the Fife coast.
Scotland's most fought-over castle, the Wallace Monument on the skyline, and the 30-metre horse-head sculptures at Falkirk.
An early start over the Skye Bridge to the Cuillin, the Fairy Pools and Portree's harbour, back to Edinburgh by nightfall.
Edinburgh to the shores of Loch Ness by way of Glencoe's glacier-carved peaks, with time on the water and a whisky stop in the Trossachs.
Every tour here can be adapted, combined or built entirely from scratch for a private group.