Private Tour
Available languages
8 hours
Mobile ticket
Take a cruise on the 124-year-old Steamship Sir Walter Scott. Explore the Trossachs Trail and the birthplace of Scottish tourism, taking in the breathtaking scenery. Go foraging with a professional herbalist and learn about the history and use of the wild plants and herbs around you. Marvel at a sheepdog in action, visit a working eco farm, meet their beautiful animals and sample some artisanal goat's milk ice cream made daily. Meet and feed our famous 'Highland Coos', and visit the tallest equine statues in the world!
Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Specialized infant seats are available
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Total drive time is 4hrs 20 mins with 3hrs 40 mins at the various attractions
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Bottled water
Private Guide, this tour is for you and your group only
Scottish snacks
Air-conditioned vehicle
Parking Fees
Lunch
Guide's gratuity (optional)
Steamship cruise (£20pp, with discounted senior, children and family tickets)
Select a pickup point
The Scottish Wool Centre
At the Scottish Wool Centre in the small village of Aberfoyle, in the shadow of Craigmore, you can discover the story of Scottish Wool. You can visit the Spinner's Cottage and try your hand at making wool into yarn in the traditional way. We will get you to the Wool Centre for 11:00am, in time to see The Gathering dog and duck show, where the shepherd will demonstrate the use of a Scottish sheep dog and delve into the history of sheep farming. (April to September) You can also wander around the outside paddocks where there are rare breeds of sheep and goats. There is also a large retail area with something for everyone, from cashmere, Harris Tweed, country and casual wear to Scottish gifts and a large range of whisky.
Aberfoyle
Foraging walk with professional forager and herbalist Rox Madeira. A unique opportunity to go on an easy walking route with a renowned forager, to discover the hidden gems of the Scottish countryside: Wild Food and Wild Medicine. A different way to connect with Scotland, its history and culture, learning plant folklore, history of plant use in Scotland and current usage.
Minivan
Pickup included
Sedan/SUV
Pickup included
People Carrier
Pickup included
Large people carrier
Pickup included
3 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
Elizabeth H,
Aug 8, 2025
- Viator
This tour was brilliant. I had something else booked that I had to cancel due to flight delays and found this as an alternative and am so glad I did. The sheep dog demonstration was absolutely amazing to watch. The hour long trek into the woods to forage was a real highlight for my children and something they continued to do throughout the rest of our trip. The herbalist was so knowledgeable and patient! We even got to try a natural tea she had made. The cruise on the steamship was fantastic. And feeding the coos was a delight. The Kelpies are just gorgeous. Our driver/ guide was Darryl and he was so personable and flexible. He really listened and took everything in stride. And the fact that the kids wanted to forage a little longer for billberries didn’t ruffle his feathers at all. I would do this tour again in a heartbeat!
Jennifer Z,
Jun 7, 2025
- Viator
We had a blast and it was an amazing experience. Joao and Rox were phenomenal tour guides and we learned a lot about local plants, wildlife, history and of course folklore! Also got some great recommendations for local live music in Glasgow, which was our next stop in our travels.
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