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Discover the secrets of the world's most popular whisky, and skip the worry of designating a driver. This private tour takes you to three different Highland distilleries where you learn about the single malts that have been included in the Johnnie Walker blends over the past 100 years. Tour the distilleries and enjoy tastings of three whiskies at each.

Explore Scotland's rich history and stunning landscapes on a full day private tour to Culloden Battlefield and Clava Cairns. Delve into the poignant stories of the Jacobite uprising at Culloden, where Highland warriors once fought for their heritage. Visit the ancient burial site of Clava Cairns, steeped in mystery and history. Visit the historic Cawdor Castle and gardens .With a maximum group size of 7 people, enjoy personalized attention from your knowledgeable guide while traveling in comfort. This tour is ideal for history enthusiasts and those seeking a deeper connection to Scotland. - Full day private tour with a maximum group size of 7 people - Discover Culloden Battlefield and Clava Cairns with an expert guide - Child-friendly and customizable to suit your interests - Comfortable private vehicle transportation included

We'll head north from Inverness, over the Kessock and Cromarty bridges then take the high road to Millionaire's View. Beautiful vistas north, east and west over the Dornoch Firth and beyond. Descending back to sea level we'll enjoy the Discovery Tour at BALBLAIR DISTILLERY, nestled on the southern shore of the Dornoch Firth, one of Scotland's best kept whisky secrets. By way of contrast, we'll head just a few miles east along the firth to GLENMORANGIE DISTILLERY. We can take their Classic tour, or simply enjoy a dram or two in their tasting rooms. A late lunch at the wonderful Platform 1864 restaurant / coffee shop in Tain then south west along the A9 to Tore. Heading west above the northern shore of the Beauly Firth to Muir of Ord, home of the GLEN ORD DISTILLERY and THE SINGLETON MALT. Here we can enjoy their Classic tour or simply sample some of their fine malts in the distillery's comfortable and contemporary tasting rooms. 1 or 2 distillery tours plus 1 or 2 tastings.

Come join me for an adventure where you are personally guided around the highlands by a born and bred highland lass and fully qualified experienced Scottish Tourist Guide Association Green Badge Guide This tour is built to your requirements. Please get in contact to enquire were we cover. Avoid the hustle and bustle of a larger coach group and tour round the highlands in your own 16 seat minibus. This tour can be customized to your requirements. We try to get the most out of your day out so departure times will vary depending on your requirements. We will email you to confirm this. While some of the tours are not wheelchair friendly Avril tries her best to accommodate. WHEELCHAIR & STROLLERS We DO REQUIRE NOTICE, as we are restricted on luggage space we need to know in advance if you are taking walking aids/pushchairs with you on any of our tours.

With the tour, you’ll get to see the popular highlights and stop at places unique to other companies offering the same tours. The guest experience is immersive and flexible within reason. Tours are hosted by a five-star-rated driver guide. We tick off everyone’s bucket list. We would not cancel your tour if you are the only person

We'll head south from Inverness over The Slochd Summit from where we see our first view of The Cairngorm Mountains. We continue on to the Highland Folk Museum, Newtonmore where you can discover the history and heritage of The Scottish Highlands. From here we will enjoy a lovely tour along the quieter back roads of Badenoch & Strathspey. We'll visit Ruthven Barracks before passing through Rothiemurchus and Loch Morlich. Our journey then takes us up to Cairngorm ski area and UK’s highest mountain railway. Experience Cairngorm Mountain and enjoy wonderful panoramic views from UK’s highest restaurant, over 1000 metres up. Back down in Strathspey we can go looking for red squirrels and perhaps Ospreys amid our indigenous Caledonian Pine Forest by Loch Garten and Nethy Bridge. Our tour takes us on to Grantown-on-Spey and, if time allows, we can enjoy an envigorating dram or two on our way home at either Tomatin or the new Cairn Distillery.

Whether you're an *Outlander* fan or a history buff, this private tour allows you to explore the Scottish Highlands your way. In the company of only your chosen travel companions and a guide, journey from the Inverness area to the ancient and mysterious Clava Cairns,;Culloden Battlefield, site of a pivotal event in Scottish history; Cawdor Castle, and the legendary Loch Ness.

This is a full day private tour taking you from Inverness to the Magical Mystical Isle of Skye where you will get the opportunity to hike at The Fairy Pools and also The Fairy Glen where you will marvel at the scenery that surrounds you. You will also see enroute two of the most iconic Castles in Scotland - Eilean Donan Castle and also Urquhart Castle on the shore of Loch Ness. So many famous Highland attractions in this private tour and your guides are all local Highlanders.

Inverness has been the capital of the Highlands for over 1,600 years. This 16-stop self-guided audio tour takes you on a circular walk starting and ending at Inverness Castle, through the medieval centre and along the banks of the River Ness. Your guide is Hugh, a native Highlander who brings the city's layered history to life on your phone, at your own pace. Highlights include: - Inverness Castle, over 1,000 years of history with panoramic views of the city - The medieval streets and crow-step gabled buildings of the Old Town - Inverness Cathedral, full of surprises including five Russian icons gifted by a Tsar - A craft distillery powered by the River Ness, one of the lowest carbon in Scotland - The real story behind the Jacobite Wars and Bonnie Prince Charlie How it works: - Download the tour app (free, iOS and Android) - Follow the GPS map and listen as you walk - Pause, rewind, revisit anytime No guide to wait for. No group to keep up with. Just you, your phone and Inverness.

Experience the best of the Black Isle on this unique day tour from Inverness, combining culture, nature, and wildlife. Visit the historic village of Beauly and the mystical Clootie Well, then enjoy a craft beer tasting at Black Isle Brewery. Explore the charming town of Cromarty, walk to the hidden Fairy Glen waterfalls, and discover Fortrose Cathedral. With stunning coastal views and excellent chances to spot dolphins along the Moray and Beauly Firths, this tour offers a perfectly balanced Highland experience in one unforgettable day. Please Note: Dolphins are wild animals, so sightings can never be guaranteed - however, the Inner Moray Firth / Black Isle is one of the best areas in Scotland for shore-based dolphin spotting, with a well-studied local population of bottlenose dolphins protected within the Moray Firth Special Area of Conservation.

Start your adventure on this small-group tour at the ancient Clava Cairns, one of Scotland’s finest-preserved Bronze Age cemeteries - where history whispers through the stones! Next, we’re off to Cawdor Castle, steeped in legend about a donkey and a mysterious dream that chose its very spot. As you wander through its storied halls, you’ll feel a wee tingle of wonder being in such a remarkable place. Then, say hello to Scotlands' favourite four-legged locals - the hairy coo! Take a stroll through the ancient Scots Pine Forest, where you can admire Scotland’s rare native trees standing tall. After all that exploring, it’s time for a bite in the lively town of Aviemore - perfect for a good lunch and a bit of banter! Our next stop takes us into the breathtaking Cairngorms National Park, where jaw-dropping scenery awaits and, if we’re lucky, a glimpse of local wildlife. We’ll wrap up our adventure at Rothiemurchus Farm Shop, where you can treat yourself to some scrumptious local goodies.

Embark on the only tour in Inverness led by a professional stand-up comedian. With wit, humor, and a wealth of historical knowledge, your guide will bring Inverness to life. Discover why Inverness Castle looks so smooth. Learn why people really do eat deep fried Mars bars. Find out why so many places are called 'Fort'. Meet your guide outside Café Nero on Inverness High Street. Explore the historic heart of Inverness, stroll along the relaxing and scenic River Ness, and visit the tranquil Ness Islands. See castles, cathedrals, churches, and Highland culture along the way. Uncover a different side to the Highlands' capital city, separate to the usual tourist routes.

Discover the enchanting Isle of Skye and its stunning Fairy Pools on this immersive day trip from Inverness. Begin your adventure with a visit to Rogie Falls, then journey across the Skye Bridge to explore the breathtaking landscapes. Stroll through the picturesque Fairy Pools, known for their crystal-clear waters, and visit Scotland's oldest inhabited castle, Dunvegan Castle. Enjoy free time in Portree, where you can soak in the colorful scenery before capturing views of iconic landmarks like Eilean Donan Castle and Urquhart Castle on your way back. - Full-day tour lasting approximately 12.5 hours, including travel time - Visit the Fairy Pools with a 75-minute scenic walk (sturdy footwear recommended) - Explore Dunvegan Castle (entrance not included, optional add-on) - Small group experience with a local guide sharing Scottish stories and insights

Explore one of Scotland’s most historic and iconic sites, Culloden Battlefield, where the last pitched battle on British soil took place in 1746. On this walking tour, you’ll dive into its history and a few of the myths that surround the battle that changed the Scottish Highlands forever. Even when the Culloden Battlefield and Visitor Centre is closed, with me in your ear, you’ll be able to relive the history of the Battle of Culloden and walk away with a greater insight into this important event. On this hour-long Culloden Battlefield tour, you can expect to learn about Bonnie Prince Charlie, his Jacobite army, and their opponents, Britain’s government forces, while listening to an easy-to-follow overview of the battle. You'll Explore key locations on the battlefield where stories about Charles Edward Stuart (Bonnie Prince Charlie) and the Highland Clans who fought for him live on. And hear about the dreadful events that unfolded after the battle.

Explore the stunning landscapes of Scotland's North Coast 500 on this day trip from Inverness. Visit the majestic Dunrobin Castle, with its opulent interiors and beautiful gardens, before enjoying lunch in the charming village of Brora. Continue along the rugged coastline to John O’Groats, where you can snap a photo at this iconic landmark. Keep your eyes peeled for nesting puffins and dramatic sea stacks at Duncansby Head, making unforgettable memories along the way. End your day back in Inverness with tales of your adventure. - Visit Dunrobin Castle and explore its luxurious rooms and gardens - Enjoy lunch in the quaint village of Brora - Capture memorable photos at John O’Groats, the famous end of the road - See puffins and dramatic sea stacks at Duncansby Head on the coastline

This self-guided Highlands road trip is designed to show how the landscapes of northern Scotland connect into one coherent journey rather than a single coastal loop. Instead of simply following the North Coast 500, the guide explores the wider Highlands, linking sea lochs, glens, remote peninsulas and mountain passes into a natural travelling progression. You can travel the full circular route or explore individual sections depending on your timeframe. Along the way the guide highlights iconic Highland locations alongside quieter roads, coastal villages and remote landscapes that many visitors miss. Rather than a rigid itinerary, the guide provides narrative context, route progression and flexible time-based planning ideas so you can adapt the journey around weather, ferry connections and travel pace. With 12 months access included, you can start planning well before your trip and return to the guide whenever you need.

Explore the enchanting landscape of Dundreggan on a Daily Guided Rewilding Walk. Led by knowledgeable staff, this immersive experience uncovers the rich Gaelic stories and cultural heritage of the area while providing insight into the rewilding efforts by Trees for Life. Witness the revival of Scotland’s wild forests and connect deeply with nature as you observe the flourishing ecosystem. This guided tour is perfect for nature lovers and those interested in environmental conservation, making it an educational and inspiring outing in the heart of Scotland.

Perfect for true whisky enthusiasts, this private, 4-day tour introduces you to many of Scotland’s top distilleries—including every distillery on Islay. On the first day, meet your guide at your preferred Scottish address and head via comfortable car to Oban via Loch Lomond, for your first distillery visit and bed-and-breakfast stay. The next day, board a ferry to Islay. During your stay, you’ll enjoy tutored tastings, behind-the-scenes distillery tours, and more.

Embark on an unforgettable half-day whisky tour in Speyside, one of the most renowned whisky-producing regions in the world. Nestled in the Scottish Highlands, Speyside is home to more than half of Scotland's malt whisky distilleries, each with its unique heritage and flavors. This tour is perfect for both seasoned whisky enthusiasts and curious newcomers eager to explore the rich traditions of Scotch whisky. A half-day whisky tour in Speyside is not just a chance to taste exceptional Scotch, it's an immersive experience that connects you with Scotland's rich whisky heritage. Whether you're looking to deepen your appreciation for whisky or simply enjoy a leisurely afternoon in stunning surroundings, this tour promises an enriching and enjoyable experience. Cheers to discovering the secrets of Speyside whisky!

Discover the heart of Speyside on a private whisky tour led by Liam, founder of tuigsear, in a luxury SUV for up to 4 guests. Taste rare whiskies, visit iconic and hidden distilleries, and enjoy behind-the-scenes access that most visitors never see. Sip limited-edition drams from Liam’s personal collection in breathtaking locations, each stop tailored to your interests for a fully bespoke experience. For extra comfort or larger groups, upgrade to the minibus for a premium journey guided by whisky legend John MacDonald, Keeper of the Quaich, with Liam also available. This is a rare, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Spots are extremely limited, and those who book will experience Speyside in a way few ever will.

Experience an extra small group tour of up to only 16 clients Explore some of the most gorgeous areas in the Highlands of Scotland & the Isle of Lewis and Harris Travel across the sea to the Isle of Lewis and Harris and go for gorgeous short walks in the Highlands of Scotland, see the majestic Corrieshalloch Waterfalls and gorge and drink Scotch Whisky at a Highland Whisky Distillery. While on the Isle of Lewis & Harris, you'll explore historic locations such as 5000 year old Callanish Standing Stones, 2000 year old Duncarloway Broch, a type of structure only found in Scotland. Harris is full of wonderful landscape and beaches and we'll get you out to Luskentyre, one of the most beautiful in the country. and have the best time ever on your Extra Small Group Group tour.

Your guide is one of the few Highlander Guides in Inverness and possesses a wealth of local knowledge and experience. The tour covers a wide range of famous attractions. We can provide equally excellent alternative attractions should any unforeseen circumstances arise. Additionally, your tour can be customized to your preferences, provided the changes remain within the original route and duration.

Discover the best of Inverness and the surrounding Scottish Highlands on a 3-day self-guided cycling tour. Each day, you have the freedom to choose from a selection of carefully designed route options to suit your interests, fitness level, and preferred pace. Ride across to the beautiful Black Isle and stop in Cromarty, explore the historic Fort George and the Culloden Battlefield, or head south alongside Loch Ness towards Foyers, with the option to pause at Cameron’s Tea Room for a bite to eat and a chance to spot iconic Highland cows. The suggested routes are easy to follow and thoughtfully planned for flat-bar bikes, combining back roads, dedicated cycle paths, and must-see Highland landmarks. It’s the perfect way to explore Inverness at your own pace, creating a flexible two-day itinerary that showcases the very best of the Scottish Highlands.

Discover the best of Inverness and the surrounding Scottish Highlands on a 2-day self-guided cycling tour. Each day, you have the freedom to choose from a selection of carefully designed route options to suit your interests, fitness level, and preferred pace. Ride across to the beautiful Black Isle and stop in Cromarty, explore the historic Fort George and the Culloden Battlefield, or head south alongside Loch Ness towards Foyers, with the option to pause at Cameron’s Tea Room for a bite to eat and a chance to spot iconic Highland cows. The suggested routes are easy to follow and thoughtfully planned for flat-bar bikes, combining back roads, dedicated cycle paths, and must-see Highland landmarks. It’s the perfect way to explore Inverness at your own pace, creating a flexible two-day itinerary that showcases the very best of the Scottish Highlands.