Top Glasgow Car Tours

Go Glasgow sightseeing by open-top double-decker bus on a City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off tour. Discover the lively, cosmopolitan city at your own pace; listen to recorded commentary and hop off at several strategically placed stops to explore Glasgow. Bus tickets are valid for one or two consecutive calendar days.

Maximize time in Glasgow with a city center walking tour with a local guide. Each tour is unique depending on the guide, but potential stops include George Square, Glasgow Cathedral, and Glasgow Green. As well as well-known sights, the itinerary also includes off-the-beaten-path attractions and hidden treasures that you’d likely miss if exploring alone.

Not many tours combine Scottish scenery with the chance to feed Highland Cows. On this half-day private tour, get picked up at your Glasgow or Stirling hotel and head to Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park to witness the striking Scottish vistas. You’ll also have the chance to explore Victorian villages and towns, and visit the historic Doune Castle.

Skip the typical tourist trail and take a Scottish adventure off the beaten path. This small-group tour (maximum eight guests) from Glasgow takes you away from the crowds and deep into the forest where you'll explore Finnich Glen, carved from red sandstone and home to such atmospheric sites as the Devil's Pulpit and a steep staircase known as the Devil's Steps.

What could be more quintessentially Scottish than lochs and castles? Travel through the photo-worthy West Highlands, visit the haunting glen of Glencoe and stop at Loch Lomond on this day trip from Glasgow by Mercedes minivan. Numbers are limited to 16 passengers to ensure a more personalized experience with an informative guide, who offers insightful commentary at Kilchurn Castle, Inveraray town, Castle Stalker and more.

Explore Loch Ness and the Scottish Highlands on an easy day trip from Glasgow. Travel into Rannoch Moor and Glen Coe—widely considered Scotland’s most beautiful glen. Pass beneath Ben Nevis en route to the Great Glen. Travel to Fort Augustus, on the shores of Loch Ness, and enjoy an optional cruise to try and spot the famous monster. Journey onward via the town of Pitlochry before returning to Glasgow.

Travel from Glasgow to 3 different distilleries, and learn about what it takes to make a perfect-tasting whisky. You will visit a combination of distilleries who make whisky in the Highlands or Lowlands regions of Scotland, crafting luxury spirits with local barley and spring water. Taste how each whisky is different, and hear about the history of Scotland’s national drink.

You can visit Stirling Castle, Wallace Monument, Falkirk Wheel, Kelpies & Distillery during this luxury private tour. We can cover more attractions if time permits as we try our best to ensure you get the most out of your tour with us. This tour lasts 10 hours and our prices are vehicle based with options from a saloon car up to Mercedes Vito to suit your requirements. We ensure you travel with your group only for comfortability and privacy in a fully air-conditioned vehicle. Foldable strollers are allowed and we can provide a child seat if requested in advance. Book now for an unforgettable experience. Start time is flexible between 8-10am so please mention your convenient time when booking.

Rather than rushing around the country's highlights on single day trips, slow down and immerse yourself in Scotland's beauty on this 4-day guided tour from Glasgow. Traveling in a small group, head into the Highlands to discover Loch Lomond, Glencoe, Glenfinnan, and Loch Ness, where can can take a boat cruise (own expense), before crossing by ferry (included) to the Isle of Skye to explore its rich mythologies and unique landscapes.

Our first attraction of the day is a visit to a fold of 'Highland Coos'. Stop to admire these gentle beasts, capturing photos of their distinctive appearance and friendly nature. With your camera full of memorable shots, our next stop is Stirling Castle. Wander through its grand halls, walk along ancient ramparts, and learn about legendary figures like William Wallace and Robert the Bruce. After exploring Stirling’s rich past, we will make our way to Falkirk, where modern engineering marvels await. First, you will visit the Falkirk Wheel, a breathtaking feat of engineering that lifts boats between two canal systems with a smooth rotation. Your next stop is The Kelpies, two gigantic horse head sculptures. These striking structures draw from Scottish folklore and the region’s mining heritage. You will be able to walk among these colossal sculptures, feeling small in their shadow, and appreciate the artistry and engineering behind them.

This tour can be booked as a Shore Excursion from Greenock Ocean Terminal or it can be booked as a Day Tour form Glasgow. If the tour is booked as a Shore Excursion we will pick you up at the port and will also amend the tour start and finish time to accommodate tour ships arrival and departure. We will visit The Kelpies for some photographs, afterwards we will experience the unique Falkirk Wheel where you will have the opportunity to take a Boat Ride. You can have lunch at the Falkirk Wheel otherwise you might choose to have lunch in Glasgow instead. We will visit The Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum and take a panoramic tour of Glasgow before returning to your ship or your drop off location in Glasgow.

See one of Scotland’s most impressive castles—an ideal tour if you love all things Scottish, historic and grand! Tour the castle and see its grounds, and then take a trip to Inveraray town to see its historic buildings and shoreline along Loch Fyne. Travel from Inveraray to the Trossachs and explore the wild scenery of the national park and the serene waters of Loch Lomond. Additional loch cruise can be added to your tour.

Check off all of Glasgow's highlights without feeling rushed by a fixed tour itinerary. This private walking tour takes you to the People’s Palace, GoMA, Necropolis, Glasgow Cathedral, and more. Get a taste of local life and learn about Glasgow's rich culture and history from your guide while you explore.

Admire the vast mountains and wide open spaces of the Scottish Highlands on a private tour through some of its most special places. See castles crumbling dramatically against craggy hills and enjoy peaceful views of glassy lochs nestled between peaks and glens. Learn about the rich history and folklore of the area, and see some of Scotland’s most celebrated scenery.

Step into the footsteps of former Scottish royalty, as we visit Scone Palace, the original home to the ‘Stone of Destiny’ in the Royal burgh of Perthshire - the crowning place of Scottish kings. Take a stroll under Scotland’s tallest tress, marvel at the waterfall from Ossian’s Hall and touch the wishing tree in the Hermitage forest in Dunkeld. 'Hand feed' our much loved 'Highland Coos' and grab a bite to eat in Taste, Perthshire Immerse yourself in the Whisky-making process in Tullibardine Distillery followed by a couple of 'drams'. Visit our last attraction; the (in)famous Doune Castle, featured in Outlander, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, and Game of Thrones.

Discover Scotland’s dramatic landscapes and history on this full-day tour from Glasgow. In a small group, travel to Stirling Castle, former home of Mary, Queen of Scots, and learn about the legendary battles that took place there. Then explore Loch Lomond and enjoy a 1-hour cruise on its scenic waters.

Visit “Outlander” filming locations with a guide to show you around key historical sites in Scotland on this private tour. Set off from either Edinburgh or Glasgow with a guide who can tell you behind-the-scenes stories and secrets while you sightsee. Travel in a comfortable car with your private group and don’t forget to look out the window to watch the countryside roll by.

Get out of the big city for the day on this tour that takes you from Glasgow to some of Scotland's most spectacular locations. You'll head north to Stirling where you will have the opportunity to take a tour of Stirling Castle. Afterward, you journey toward the "bonnie bonnie banks" of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, stopping at the Falls of Dochart and the Trossachs Woollen Mill on the way.

Limited time in port makes planning a day inland challenging, but this full-day shore excursion from Greenock Cruise Port is designed to help you see Scotland’s highlights without the hassle. Travel by comfortable, air-conditioned coach through scenic countryside, stopping at Stirling Castle to learn about its role in Scotland’s history before continuing to the traditional village of Aberfoyle in Trossachs National Park. Then, head to the shores of Loch Lomond to take in the views before returning to port.

Experience rugged and mythical Scotland on this full-day trip from Glasgow. In a small group, explore the Scottish Highlands, Cairngorms National Park, and the famous Loch Ness with ease, as round-trip mini-coach transport is included. At Loch Ness—the fabled home of the elusive water monster, Nessie—you can benefit from the perk of having a Loch Ness cruise included.

Walk in the footsteps of Jamie and Claire on this guided tour of "Outlander" filming locations around Scotland, departing from Glasgow. See where scenes from the TV show were shot as you visit the castles of Blackness, Midhope, and Doune (stand ins for Fort William, Lallybroch, and Castle Leoch, respectively) and the historic town of Falkland, setting for one of the show's most memorable moments.

Explore further afield without having to worry about hiring a car or navigating unfamiliar roads on a tour that reveals attractions that lie outside of Edinburgh’s city center. This private tour comes with the flexibility to tweak your route and itinerary to include historic castles and chapel, scenic natural landscapes, or art galleries and antique stores.

Visit the Kelpies, the largest equine statues in the world, as well as the Falkirk Wheel, the only boat lift in the world. Also explore the main attractions of the city of Glasgow in this Shore Excursion from Greenock. Visit the 12th century Glasgow Cathedral, the famous Glasgow Necropolis, the oldest house in Glasgow, the largest terracotta fountain in the world, the famous Glasgow Murals, the second largest Neo-Gothic building in the UK, the famous Kelvingrove Art Gallery, and the award-winning Transport Museum.