Highlights Tour of Scotland with a driver-guide
(3 days - customisable)

This suggested itinerary gives visitors a good overview of Scotland's capital, famous castles, lochs and the Highlands.

Day 1. Edinburgh - See all the major sights

Tour the official residence of Her Majesty The Queen, the Palace of Holyroodhouse. The Palace was once the home of Mary, Queen of Scots and was the setting for many dramatic episodes in her short life. The state-of-the-art Queens Gallery opened in 2002, which enable exhibitions of the most delicate works from the Royal Collection to be shown.

Enjoy a walking tour of the famous Royal Mile with your guide - cobbled streets, tiny shops, mysteries and the stories of Scotland's great figures of literature.

Tour Edinburgh Castle, dominating Edinburgh's skyline and giving stunning views across the city and countryside. Home to the Scottish Crown Jewels, the legendary Stone of Destiny and Mons Meg, a giant cannon.

Leave the Old Town and explore the New Town. Visit the Georgian house, built in the late 18th century and furnished as it would have been in 1796, presenting a fascinating insight into the past. Overnight Edinburgh.

Recommended hotels:

The Balmoral

The Balmoral is a luxury hotel in the true sense of the word. With its magnificent clock tower, the hotel is a unique and contemporary luxury five-star property in the very best location in the heart of Edinburgh. The hotel offers 188 beautiful suites and rooms, many have spectacular views towards Edinburgh Castle and Old Town. Read more

The Howard

Situated in the heart of Edinburgh's New Town this 5-star Hotel, was originally built as a private house. Each guest is made to feel special and will experience traditional Georgian pampering as if a guest in a private home. A dedicated butler is on hand to tend to guests’ every needs from unpacking bags to serving afternoon tea. Some exclusive suites have their very own terraced gardens and private entrances. Read more

Day 2. Edinburgh - Stirling Castle - Kilchurn Castle

The tour of Scotland continues when you leave Edinburgh and cross the medieval battlefield of Bannockburn, through Stirling to the Wallace Monument and into the Highlands. Through Rob Roy country, the Trossachs and up into the Campbell stronghold of Kilchurn Castle and Loch Awe before arriving in Fort William, in the shadow of Ben Nevis, Britain's highest mountain. Overnight Fort William.

Day 3. Loch Ness - Highlands - Inverness

Tour Eilean Donan Castle in the heart of the Highlands and then journey through the mystical lands of Kintail where every mountain has a story. Travel through the plethora of colours that bless Glen Sheil and into the largest fault line of Scotland, The Great Glen, home to Loch Ness. Enjoy a boat trip on the mysterious waters. Fly from Inverness to Edinburgh.

Choose the appropriate vehicle for your tour or service

No. of persons in vehicle	Recommended vehicle
Up to 2 people	Luxury Sedan
Up to 4 people	Luxury People Carrier
Up to 7 people	Luxury Passenger Van
Up to 18 people	Luxury Motor Coach

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