The Kelpies & The Helix

We stop at a stunning spectacle of modern engineering, designed by Scottish artist Andy Scott: The Kelpies. Kelpies are mythological beasts in Scottish folklore, and this epic equine landmark is the largest of its kind in the world.

Stirling Castle

Gaze upon the distant Highlands as we drive past Stirling Castle, a striking stone structure with an insanely interesting history.

National Wallace Monument

Marvel at the stunning National Wallace Monument, Stirling's renowned landmark commemorating the life of Sir William Wallace.

Glencoe

Stretch your legs at Glencoe and gaze at the sprawling peaks and crystal-clear rivers in the area.

Oban

Oban is a bustling seaside town on Scotland’s west coast. Whether it’s fresh sea air or local seafood you’re craving, Oban’s got you covered.

Glenfinnan Viaduct

Take in views of the world-famous Glenfinnan Viaduct! Whether you’re a fan of the wee wizard Harry Potter or not, this bonnie bridge – with its 21 arches against a scenic Highland backdrop – is an insane sight to behold! For an extra cost you can have the opportunity to travel on the steam train. Please note that that the steam train journey is not included in the tour price.

Eilean Donan Castle

Explore the surroundings of Eilean Donan Castle, where a picturesque stone bridge winds out to the stunning structure. Set upon a wee tidal island, against a backdrop of mountains and lochs, it is undoubtedly one of the most iconic and romantic sights in Scotland.

Portree

We arrive in pretty Portree, Skye’s main settlement and tourist town. The picturesque harbour with its colourful facades is where Bonnie Prince Charlie finally escaped on a French ship after the Battle of Culloden; never to return to Scotland.

Kilt Rock

Explore the crinkle-cut sea cliff and an epic waterfall Kilt Rock and Mealt Falls and learn how they were formed.

Sligachan Old Bridge

Stop at Sligachan, a small settlement with absolutely stunning views. The Cuillin mountains strike a pose behind the rocky river and picturesque stone bridge. When it comes to bonnie backdrops, it doesn’t get much better!

The Old Man of Storr

Gaze at this rock formation standing tall on Skye’s ancient landslip. Sometimes hidden by mist, this is a popular hangout for mischievous fairies!

Eilean Donan Castle

We visit one of the most iconic - and most photographed - castles in Scotland.

Dundreggan Rewilding Centre

Learn about the Scottish Caledonian Forest and Trees for Life's rewilding efforts to restore the native pine woodland of the Highlands.

Loch Ness Region

It’s time to tick Loch Ness off your Scotland bucket list, as we head along the shores of the loch. A glimpse of ‘Nessie’ in the background is just an extra bonus!

Beauly

Spend some time exploring picturesque Beauly Priory. Used in the filming of Outlander. Beauly Priory from the French beau lieu meaning ‘beautiful place’ and abbey church which remains today is nestled in a charming, wooded, riverside location.

Culloden Battlefield

Visiting the battlefield is an evocative experience, as you learn about the Jacobite defeat against the Hanoverian army, and the destruction of the highland clan culture in the aftermath.

Clava Cairns

We stop at the Clava Cairns, prehistoric burial cairns and the modern-day inspiration for Outlander's time travel plot.

Highland Folk Museum

We visit the Highland Folk Museum to get a real taste of Highland life from the past centuries. This open-air attraction brings to life the domestic and working conditions of earlier Highland peoples.

Dunkeld

Explore the wee town Dunkeld and its beautiful cathedral. Discover all from rom the peaceful countryside setting to the impressive, arched ruins. Look inside the main building for the cursed tomb of the wicked ‘Wolf of Babenoch’, and wander down to the banks of the fast-flowing River Tay to soak up the surroundings.