Upon your arrival at the airport, a Meet and Greet assistant will greet you and guide you through customs. They will be easily identifiable by the sign with your name on it. This assistant will then assist you in meeting your private driver and will accompany you to your hotel for check-in. In addition, a Welcome Package will be given to you, which will contain all the necessary documents and tickets for your trip.

Begin your half-day walking tour of Edinburgh by meeting your private guide at your hotel. Explore the hilly capital, which was founded over 1,200 years ago. Take in the beautiful architecture of New Town, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site along with the Old Town. Admire the famous Princes Street and the Scott Monument, standing tall at 200 feet. Walk along the renowned Royal Mile in Old Town, flanked by Edinburgh Castle and Holyrood Palace. Don't miss the historic St Giles' Cathedral, which has been a religious focal point for almost 900 years. Pass by the National Museum of Scotland and discover the hidden subterranean passages beneath the city's streets. Visit the iconic Edinburgh Castle, perched on Castle Rock, and learn about its history from the outside before exploring the lavish interiors and the Crown Jewels on your own.

Your private guide and transportation will take you to Stirling, where you can explore the impressive Stirling Castle. This castle, sitting on a high volcanic rock, rivals the magnificence of Edinburgh Castle. Don't miss the chance to visit other interesting sites in this beautiful town, such as Mar's Wark, King's Knot, the Old Bridge, Cambuskenneth Abbey, Menstrie Castle, Dunblane Cathedral, Doune Castle (known for being a filming location for Winterfell in Game of Thrones), and the Pineapple - a peculiar structure in the middle of one of the stunning gardens. You will have the vehicle for the day, ensuring you have enough time to visit all these places. Return to your Edinburgh hotel by early evening.

You will be met by a private driver and vehicle for your train station transfer. The approximate travel time for the train journey from Edinburgh to Pitlochry is 1.5 hours.

Today, you will explore the scenic surrounds of Pitlochry with your private driver-guide. Your first stop will be at the stunning Blair Castle, which has been the ancient seat of the Dukes and Earls of Atholl since the 13th century. Within the castle's exquisite 18th century interiors, you will see over 700 years of Atholl family history come to life. This castle is known for its magnificent setting in the heart of Highland Perthshire, making it one of Scotland's finest.

Afterwards, you will head south of Pitlochry to the Tay Forest Park near Dunkeld. Here, you can immerse yourself in nature's beauty as you embark on the Hermitage & Braan Walk. This 1.5-mile woodland trail offers picturesque follies, lovely waterfalls, and towering Douglas fir trees, some of the tallest in Britain.

In the afternoon, you will make a visit to Blair Atholl Distillery, situated in open moorland south of the town, at the foothills of the Grampian mountains. This distillery's ancient water source, the Allt Dour, flows through the grounds from the slopes of Ben Vrackie. This contributes to the whisky's mellow quality and smooth finish.

Upon arrival at the train station, you will be greeted by a private driver and vehicle for your transfer.

The journey from Pitlochry to Inverness by train will take approximately two hours.

Once you arrive in Inverness, you will again meet your private driver and vehicle for further transportation.

Next, you will make your way to Clansman Harbor, which is located on the outskirts of Inverness. Here, you will embark on a fascinating shared cruise that lasts for one hour. This cruise will take you across the deepest waters of Loch Ness, offering the best possible way to experience this legendary Loch. During the cruise, you will have the opportunity to see the ancient ruins of Urquhart and learn about the myths and legends associated with the Loch.

Embark on a full day adventure in Scotland with a small group of up to 16 participants. Drive along Loch Ness, stopping at Invermoriston to take in the serene views, see a ruined bridge, and search for the legendary 'Nessie' creature. Continue past the majestic Five Sisters mountains before reaching the Isle of Skye to admire the 13th century ruins of Eilean Donan Castle. Optional visit to the castle is available at an additional cost. Explore the beautiful Glen Suardal, witness the iconic Red Cuillin Hills, and enjoy the views of Scotland’s prettiest mountain, Bla Bhein. Take a break at Loch Slappin for some beach combing before heading to Elgol for stunning views of the Black Cuillin Hills and the seascapes. Return to Inverness via the scenic Black Isle with views over the Moray Firth.

Explore Scotland's intriguing past with a small group adventure through the Highlands' iconic landmarks. Your driver-guide will share Scottish legends as you travel in a shared air-conditioned vehicle. Start at Clava Cairns, known for being Craigh na Dun in "Outlander," a mystical stone circle that served as a burial site in the Bronze Age. Next, visit Culloden, where the final battle between Jacobites and British soldiers took place, forever shaping Scotland's future. Culloden features a visitor center honoring those who lost their lives fighting for their identity. Then, experience the beauty of Glen Affric, with its Caledonian pine trees and stunning views. Known as "Scotland's Most Beautiful Glen," Affric offers natural treasures and a serene atmosphere. Finally, explore the ruins of Beauly Priory, once inhabited by 13th-century monks. On the way back to Inverness, enjoy the shores of Loch Ness, taking in the legendary majesty of Scotland.

Upon arrival at the train station, you will be greeted by your private driver and vehicle for your transfer.

Your journey from Inverness to Glasgow by train will take approximately 3.5 hours.

Once you arrive in Glasgow, your hotel is conveniently located near the train station, allowing for a short and self-guided walking transfer.

Prepare to immerse yourself in the vibrant and cosmopolitan atmosphere of Glasgow, known as one of Europe's most lively destinations. Begin your exploration by meeting your private guide and embarking on a half-day walking tour of Scotland's largest city.

As you traverse the city, you will witness the remarkable transformation of Glasgow into a hub of style and vitality. Marvel at the stunning Victorian architecture that serves as a backdrop to this bustling metropolis. Divided into three districts - the Financial district, the Retail and Theater district, and Merchant City - you will primarily explore the latter two.

During your tour, you will encounter notable landmarks such as the Glasgow City Chambers, a magnificent example of elegance. Stroll along the upmarket Buchanan Street and admire the 19th-century Theater Royal, which is home to the Scottish Opera.

Take a moment to appreciate the 18th and 19th-century mercantile buildings that now house trendy bars and restaurants in Merchant Square. Don't miss the historic Tolbooth Steeple and clock-tower, a relic from 1625 that dominates Glasgow Cross.

Throughout your journey, keep an eye out for the distinctive style of renowned Scottish architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh. His unique designs can be found throughout Glasgow, adding a touch of splendor to various attractions.

By the end of your walking tour, you will have gained a deeper appreciation for Glasgow's rich history and vibrant culture.

Get to know your personal driver and vehicle for a convenient airport transfer.