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Discover Scotland along these expertly-crafted itineraries, and in the company of your specialist driver guide. From incredible landscapes to picturesque ruined castles and delicious local food, you will visit Scotland away from the crowds and at your own pace.

All our itineraries can be upgraded and redesigned to suit your requirements. Speak to us for a bespoke itinerary today.


 

WILDERNESS

Scotland’s MOST REMOTE Tour

A GREAT ESCAPE

Classic Tour with a twist

Islands

West Coast Tour

 

 

Whisky

SAMPLING MALTS IN SPEYSIDE

CulinarY

Scotland’s Best Tables

Whisky

THe Best of Islay’s PEAT


 

Wilderness

- Scotland's most remote tour -
9 days / 8 nights - 850 miles

How about getting away from it all? This private tour takes you to the most remote, wild and untamed areas of Scotland, from rugged coasts to endless moors. There has never been a better time to disconnect, and reconnect with Nature.

 
 

 
 

DAY 1 - FIFE & PERTHSHIRE
Depart Edinburgh to discover the rich history of Fife and enjoy a stroll around the village of Falkland. Stroll along the picturesque forest path of the Hermitage towards Ossian’s Hall, before we make our way to the stunning landscapes of Glen Shee.
Overnight in Braemar / Ballater.

DAY 2 - ROYAL DEESIDE & SPEYSIDE
This morning, we drive along the mountain roads of Royal Deeside, past the Balmoral Estate, and on to Corgarff Castle. After a meal, and perhaps a dram, in one of Scotland’s most famous whisky bars, we explore the rolling hills of Speyside, and visit a whisky distillery.
Overnight in Dufftown / Grantown-on-Spey.

DAY 3 - EASTER ROSS & SUTHERLAND
Today, we are going back in time at Clava Cairns, a prehistoric stone circle near Inverness, before making our way to Chanonry Point, where we will hopefully observe sea mammals. Catching the Balnaphaling ferry at Cromarty, then visiting Dunrobin Castle, our journey carries on along the North Coast 500 towards the endless peat bogs of Flow Country.
Overnight in Forsinard / The Garvault.

DAY 4 - THE NORTH & WEST COAST
Along the Northern edge of mainland Scotland, we explore the Gaelic and Norse heritage of the area at Strathnaver, and drive to the picturesque Ard Neakie viewpoint. After lunch, we will explore the otherworldly sights of Smoo Cave and turn south towards Assynt. Before the end of the day, why not sample one of Lochinver’s famous pies.
Overnight in Kylesku / Lochinver.

DAY 5 - WESTER ROSS
We continue south with a stop at Achiltibuie, overlooking the Summer Isles, before reaching Ullapool. We will then walk down to Corrieshalloch Gorge. The road takes a turn around Loch Ewe and its magnificent sandy beaches, and we will visit the tropical Inverewe Gardens. On to Gairloch at Loch Maree, Glen Docherty and Glen Torridon, before reaching the Applecross peninsula.
Overnight in Applecross / Shieldaig.

DAY 6 - SKYE & KNOYDART
We discover today Bealach na Ba and its amazing viewpoint overlooking the Isle of Skye. Stop at Lochcarron to sample Scottish wool, plaids and fabrics, before we drive to Dornie and Eilean Donan Castle. After a brief drive on Skye (via the Skye Bridge), we take a ferry to Mallaig. The rest of the journey to reach Inverie, Scotland’s remotest village, will be on a boat.
Overnight in Inverie / Mallaig.

DAY 7 - MOIDART & ARDNAMURCHAN
After what will have been a very quiet night, we make our way back to Mallaig and will explore the scenic beaches near Arisaig. Onwards to Moidart and the spectacular ruin of Castle Tioram, ancient seat of the Clanranald. In the afternoon, we will visit Ardnamurchan Lighthouse, at the most westerly point in mainland Scotland.
Overnight in Acharacle / Kilchoan.

DAY 8 - GLENCOE & TROSSACHS
Catching the short ferry at Corran, we head towards Glencoe, a valley with a dramatic history, on through the vast wilderness of Rannoch Moor, before reaching the Trossachs National Park. We will discover the ruins of Kilchurn Castle and take a leisurely walk through the planned town of Inveraray.
Overnight in Killin / Balquhidder.

DAY 9 - CENTRAL SCOTLAND
Today we discover Loch Katrine, where we will walk, and Queen Elizabeth Forest Park, sitting right on the Highland Fault Line. We carry on via Doune towards Dunblane, to visit its cathedral, and Stirling. In the afternoon, we explore the mining village of Culross and the sights of the Forth Valley, before returning to Edinburgh.

    • Your private driver guide for 9 days.

    • Private premium vehicle for the duration of the trip.

    • Airport transfers on arrival / departure.

    • All entry fees, activities and experiences as listed.

    • All ferry transfers for all passengers and vehicle.

    • Your accommodation during the trip (we will however suggest the most appropriate hotels).

    • Travel insurance

    • Your Meals

    • Entrance fees not listed in itinerary

  • This tour can be adapted to you. Speak to our expert planners and make this itinerary fit your aspirations and requirements.

 
Nicolas’s adaptability allowed us to see stunning sights and take many unplanned detours to get to some truly fantastic places and locations. In fact, he took us off the traditional tourist trail to introduce us to what I would call the Scotland of the Scots. Nicolas knows very well his country Scotland as much for its history as for its attractions. We strongly recommend it.
— Claude, Canada

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A Great Escape

- A Classic Tour with a Twist -
7 days / 6 nights - 650 miles

This private tour favours shorter journeys, allowing more time to discover stunning and unique locations with short accessible walks. Discover the wonderfully rich history, the picturesque landscapes and the heritage of Scotland with a week-long tour like no other.

 
 

 
 

DAY 1 - THE KINGDOM OF FIFE
Depart Edinburgh and discover the rich history of Fife (Aberlour, St Monans, Anstruther), before enjoying a stroll around the village of Falkland. On to St Andrews for a guided tour around the ancient religious capital of Scotland, today the site of the world’s oldest golf course.
Overnight in St Andrews / Dundee.

DAY 2 - PERTHSHIRE
On to the scenic roads of Perthshire, on the lands of the Duke of Atholl. Stroll along the picturesque forest path of the Hermitage towards Ossian’s Hall, wander through the streets of Dunkeld and Pitlochry and sample the region's delicacies with a chocolate and whisky pairing at a whisky distillery.
Overnight in Kinloch Rannoch / Pitlochry.

DAY 3 - THE CAIRNGORMS
In the morning you will visit Blair Castle, the ancestral home of the Atholls, before exploring the Cairngorms National Park. On to Aviemore and Glen Kyllachie for some of the most scenic roads of the country, before finding the shores of Loch Ness.
Overnight in Fort Augustus / Fort William.

DAY 4 - ARDNAMURCHAN
We drive today to Glenfinnan, where we’ll learn about the history of the Jacobite Rebellions. Onwards to Moidart and Ardnamurchan to explore the ruins of Tioram Castle, walk along white sandy beaches and visit the Ardnamurchan Lighthouse, built by the Stevenson family.
Overnight in Acharacle / Kilchoan.

DAY 5 - THE ISLE OF MULL
This morning, we cross over to the Isle of Mull by ferry. Along the remote roads of the island, experience the rugged character of this sparsely-populated island. We will then explore the Isle of Iona nearby, with its 5th-century abbey.
Overnight in Tobermory or area.

DAY 6 - ARGYLL
Today, we return to the mainland, via the postcard-perfect town of Oban. We carry on to the Argyll Peninsula, to Arduaine Gardens and Kilmartin Glen, an incredible vista of prehistoric standing stones. Along Loch Fyne, we make our way to Inveraray, an 18th-century planned town and seat of the Campbells.
Overnight in Inveraray / Loch Lomond.

DAY 7 - THE TROSSACHS & STIRLING
We drive today to the “Rest and Be Thankful” pass, entering the Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park. After a coffee (or pint of beer) in Scotland’s most haunted inn, we follow the shore of Loch Lomond towards Luss. In the afternoon, we discover the history of Stirling and its castle, before returning to Edinburgh.

    • Your private driver guide for 7 days.

    • Private premium vehicle for the duration of the trip.

    • Airport transfers on arrival / departure.

    • All entry fees, activities and experiences as listed.

    • All ferry transfers for all passengers and vehicle.

    • Your accommodation during the trip (we will however suggest the most appropriate hotels).

    • Travel insurance

    • Your Meals

    • Entrance fees not listed in itinerary

  • This tour can be adapted to you. Speak to our expert planners and make this itinerary fit your aspirations and requirements.

 
 

 
 
 

Islands

- Island Hopping at its best -
10 days / 9 nights - 850 miles

With over 700 islands, Scotland is rich with varied landscapes and seascapes. Hop on this extensive private tour to some of the most beautiful Scottish islands, from Arran's stones circles to Skye's picturesque mountain ridges, from Harris's endless sandy beaches to Lewis otherworldly moors.

 
 

 
 

DAY 1 - CENTRAL SCOTLAND & ARRAN
Depart Edinburgh towards Queensferry and the UNESCO World Heritage site of the Forth Bridge. Visit Linlithgow Palace, the birthplace of Marie Sutart, before we make our way to the Falkirk Wheel, a boat lift like no other. In the afternoon, we will make our way to Ardrossan and embark on the ferry to Arran.
Overnight in Brodick area.

DAY 2 - ARRAN
The Isle of Arran is like Scotland in miniature, with its Highlands in the north, and its rolling hills in the south. We visit Brodick Castle, sample some of the tasty Arran cheese at a dairy farm, discover ruined castles and stones circles, as we circle the island. At the end of the day, let’s enjoy a visit to a whisky distillery.
Overnight in Brodick area.

DAY 3 - ARGYLL
Today, we return to the mainland, via the Argyll Peninsula. Kilmartin Glen, our first stop, will offer a glimpse of prehistoric life in the area, with an incredible vista of prehistoric standing stones, along with a short walk to Dunadd Fort. Along Loch Fyne, we make our way to Inveraray, an 18th-century planned town and seat of the Campbells, before reaching the ruins of Kilchurn Castle.
Overnight in Oban area.

DAY 4 - THE ISLE OF MULL
This morning, we cross over to the Isle of Mull by ferry. Along the remote roads of the island, experience the rugged character of this sparsely-populated island. We will then explore the Isle of Iona nearby, with its 5th-century abbey.
Overnight in Tobermory area.

DAY 5 - ARDNAMURCHAN
We catch the morning ferry from Tobermory, sailing towards Kilchoan and the picturesque Ardnamurchan peninsula. Onwards to visit the Ardnamurchan Lighthouse, built by the Stevenson family, and to Moidart to explore the ruins of Tioram Castle, walk along white sandy beaches.
Overnight in Acharacle / Mallaig.

DAY 6 - THE ISLE OF SKYE
This morning, we embark on a short ferry crossing to the Sleat peninsula, on Skye. Throughout the day, we will discover and explore the awe-inspiring scenery of Scotland’s most picturesque island, driving by the Cuillin Hills, exploring the Fairy Pools, and visiting the ancient seat of the clan MacLeod, Dunvegan Castle. Many other surprises await on Skye.
Overnight in Portree area.

DAY 7 & 8 - THE ISLES OF HARRIS AND LEWIS
Today, we drive around Trotternish, the scenic northern peninsula of Skye, before our ferry departs to Harris. Once there, we will visit the Harris Gin distillery, learn about the Harris Tweed and explore the colourful turquoise waters and sandy beaches of its west coast. At the end of the day, we drive north towards the barren moors of Lewis. On the second day, we will go back in time, exploring the ancient sites of Lewis, such as Calanais, the Black House Villages and Dun Carloway Broch.
Overnight in Stornoway area.

DAY 9 - WESTER ROSS
We arrive back on the mainland today, in Ullapool, and will then walk down to Corrieshalloch Gorge. The road takes a turn around Loch Ewe and its magnificent sandy beaches, and will visit the tropical Inverewe Gardens. On to Gairloch at Loch Maree, Glen Docherty before reaching the farmlands of Easter Ross and the Black Isle.
Overnight in Contin / Beauly.

DAY 10 - CAIRNGORMS & PERTHSHIRE
After a short stop in Inverness, the capital of the Highlands, we will explore Culloden Battlefield, and the prehistoric site of Clava Cairns. Driving down through the Cairngorms, we will visit Blair Castle, the ancestral home of the Atholls, before reaching Dunkeld and the Hermitage, a picturesque forest walk. Return to Edinburgh at the end of the day.

    • Your private driver guide for 10 days.

    • Private premium vehicle for the duration of the trip.

    • Airport transfers on arrival / departure.

    • All entry fees, activities and experiences as listed.

    • All ferry transfers for all passengers and vehicle.

    • Your accommodation during the trip (we will however suggest the most appropriate hotels).

    • Travel insurance

    • Your Meals

    • Entrance fees not listed in itinerary

  • This tour can be adapted to you. Speak to our expert planners and make this itinerary fit your aspirations and requirements.

 
Nicolas understood our wishes and put himself at our level. He has a developed historical knowledge of the country he loves. All this made this trip unforgettable for us. Considerate, punctual, excellent driver, I recommend Nicolas for your discovery of Scotland without hesitation.
— Marie-Christine, France

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The Malts of Speyside

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Islay is special: an island of roughly 3,000 inhabitants and 10 whisky distilleries, its malts known around the world for their peaty expressions. Taste Islay’s single malts, as we wander around the island and its neighbouring one, Jura. 

Your very own private tour!

Get in touch!

Get in touch below for your very own private tour and a tailored itinerary. We are destination specialists and will craft a journey around Scotland that suit your aspirations and expectations. Let us know about your travel style below.