Top Scotland Adventure Tours

Explore the streets of Edinburgh on this fun walking tour. As you listen to popular theme songs and hits through your headset, sing along and dance past landmarks like St. Giles' Cathedral, the Scottish National Gallery, Edinburgh Waverley Station, and more. This is an alternative to the traditional tour groups.

Beat the crowds of Edinburgh's city center and discover off-the-beaten-path locations and secret spots on small-group cycling tour. Traveling on two wheels (either on a traditional or e-bike), you'll be able to access places buses cannot reach. Cycle out of the city, around Arthur's Seat, and to the (sometimes) sunny seaside all while your guide fills you in on fascinating facts about the city.

Get both unrivaled views of Edinburgh and insight into local life on this hiking tour of Arthur’s Seat. A small group ensures you can walk at a relaxed pace, while trekking to the top of the capital’s highest hill with a guide ensures you don’t get lost and go off the path.

Experience Scotland’s rugged beauty firsthand on this hiking tour around the Isle of Skye. Travel from Inverness to Skye in a comfortable vehicle and spend the day exploring the island with your local guide to choose the route for you and make sure you never lose your way. See Eilean Donan Castle, Sligachan Old Bridge, Fairy Glen, and more while you hike with your group.

See a different side of Scotland, meet cute farm animals, and get a taste of life on a working family farm with this farm tour near the Scottish borders. Make your way to the farm outside of Jedburgh and enjoy a scenic farm walk, meet sheep, goats, poultry, pigs, and Highland cows, and make use of the den-building equipment for kids.

This small group day trip from Inverness will guide you through some of the most rugged and remote areas of the beloved Scottish Highlands, including a stretch of the iconic NC500 Route. We invite you to join us on this adventure. An adventure that leads you into Britain’s awe-inspiring views, to a ruined castle and loch with its own mysterious monster, and to a beach so idyllic, you'll momentarily forget you're in misty Scotland.

For those who wish to explore the Isle of Skye solo, this self-guided driving tour is for you. Using an audio app as a guide, embark on a journey around the Island that takes you to natural landmarks, including waterfalls, rock formations and fairy glens. And for anyone new to the island, clear directions mean you don’t have to worry about getting lost on your tour.

Designed for travellers who want to experience Scotland rather than simply drive through it. This carefully planned small-group tour from Edinburgh focuses on quality over distance, giving you more time to enjoy Scotland's landscapes and less time rushing between attractions. Visit the iconic Kelpies, explore the beautiful conservation village of Luss on the shores of Loch Lomond, and journey through the wild beauty of Rannoch Moor before discovering the spectacular scenery of Glencoe. Along the way, you'll also have the chance to meet Scotland's famous Highland cows and capture some unforgettable photographs. With a maximum of 16 travellers, regular scenic stops, and a knowledgeable local guide sharing stories of the country's history, folklore, and culture, this tour offers a more personal and immersive way to discover the Highlands.

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.

Edinburgh is famed for its spooky ghost tours but, if you are traveling with children, the nighttime tours can be just a little too scary. This small-group and family-friendly tour takes place in the afternoon and leads you through the streets of Edinburgh's fascinating Old Town and into its mysterious vaults while sharing tales of Scotland’s bloody past.

View the stunning scenery on the east coast as we travel to Sumburgh Head at the southern tip of the islands. There are many species of birds to see, including guillemots and kittiwakes. Sumburgh Head is home to the oldest lighthouse in Shetland (built 1821). Take a look inside the engine room, interactive visitor centre and gift shop. Look out across ‘Da Roost’ where the Atlantic Ocean and North Sea meet, admire the spectacular panoramic views all around. The journey back north showcases the west coast with views over Spiggie and Rerwick, where seals often sunbathe, and to St Ninians Isle with its stunning sand tombolo and rich Viking history. We then continue through picturesque villages as we make our way back to Lerwick.

Explore wild and beautiful Scottich Highlands on Loch Ness Private Tour from Inverness. Following pick up from your hotel we will drive around Loch Ness where you can look out for Nessie before stopping to admire Urquhart Castle and taking some photos. You will then visit the Caledonian Canal Centre and look for Highlands cows and alpacas. This tour will also take you to the beautiful Cawdor Castle, Culloden Battlefield and Clava Cairns. - Explore the scenic Highland region in a luxury car, and admire the sights en route. Private tour ensures a personal and tailored experience. - See Loch Ness, castles, battlefields and archeological sites.

Even if you’ve only got limited time in Edinburgh, it's still possible to see the breadth of the city’s natural landscapes. Cover more sights in less time during a bike ride which takes you from Arthur’s Seat to the beaches of Portobello and the Port of Leith. Plus, you’ll be able to choose between an electric or manual bike, depending on your fitness level.

Explore a side of Scotland that most tourists will miss–the filming locations from the “Outlander” TV series. Learn all about Scottish culture and history as you walk, following in Claire and Jamie’s footsteps. See castles, villages, and much more with your group, and get from place to place in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle.

Explore Scotland's captivating beauty and rich history on this full-day tour from Greenock. Visit the magnificent Kelpies, the world's largest horse sculptures, and journey through Glasgow to appreciate its vibrant culture. Discover the historic significance of Stirling Castle, an iconic fortress steeped in Scottish lore. Meet the adorable Highland Cows, and finish your adventure in the scenic village of Luss, known for its stunning landscapes. Perfect for history buffs and nature enthusiasts alike, this tour offers a unique glimpse into Scotland's heritage and its breathtaking scenery. - Full-day tour from Greenock, ideal for nature and history lovers - Discover the Kelpies and Stirling Castle with a knowledgeable local guide - Encounter Highland Cows and visit the charming village of Luss - Experience Scotland's cinematic locations from popular TV shows like Outlander and Game of Thrones

Why not tour the Isle of Skye with a local and take the stress out of driving. This private tour departs from Portree & any nearby locations or you can choose any of the main public transport links to Skye such as the Armadale - Mallaig Ferry or the Kyle of Lochalsh - Inverness train station • Door to door drop off with alternative drop off available. • 100% Private Tour 8 hours (0900-1700) • Tailor your experience to visit the must-see locations that you want to see such as the Fairy Pools, Neist Point Lighthouse, Quiraing & Old Man of Storr or let us show you some lesser-known gems. Please Note: not all above possible in one day. • Dedicated tour planer to ensure we make the most of the day. • Learn about Skye’s rich history culture and geography. We have the experience to understand that no two groups are the same and some may want to scale the Old Man of Storr, and some would rather view it from an iconic viewpoint so unlike larger group tours YOU decide where to visit.

Hike through the stunning landscapes of Cairngorms National Park on this one-day Scottish Highlands walking tour. Starting from Edinburgh, this tour takes you through ancient forests, charming Dunkeld, and along scenic trails, led by expert guides. Enjoy a 2.5-hour hike covering 5.5 miles, where you might spot local wildlife and hear tales of Scottish folklore. Perfect for those with a moderate fitness level looking to immerse in nature and experience Scotland's rugged beauty. - Full-day guided hiking tour from Edinburgh to Cairngorms National Park - Scenic stop in Dunkeld and the Glenmore Visitor Centre - 2.5-hour hike with expert mountain leaders - Suitable for participants with some hiking experience

Raft the River Tummel on an exciting and action-packed whitewater tour. Work together as a team to navigate a route composed of mostly class two and three rapids. Near the end of the trip, the most challenging section appears: a two-tier, 18-foot (5.5 meter), class four rapid that drops into Loch Faskally.

Meet like-minded travelers while checking off many of Scotland's highlights with a fun 3-day tour of the Scottish Highlands and the Isle of Skye. Departing from Edinburgh, head north toward Loch Ness, stopping at magical places along the way. Then, cross over to the Isle of Skye and explore the best it has to offer before heading back south via Glencoe.

Following the last few years of sell-out, five-star shows, the Silent Adventures team are back with even more madness and brand-new adventures to boot. Don our magical headphones and feel your inhibitions evaporate as we lead you on a fun-filled silent disco tour of the Edinburgh Fringe. Expect song, dance, flash mobs and surprises in the most feel-good hour of the summer. Without doubt, the most fun you can have with your clothes on! Your moves are awesome. You just don’t know it yet.

This tour is for you if you want a glimpse beyond Rosslyn Chapel and Dolly the sheep. This tour is for you if you want the chance to go from the year 1303 to 1950 travelling through the beautiful Roslin Glen. This tour is for you if you are looking for a rural reset before heading back refreshed to Edinburgh city.

We understand that everyone has different things they like on a tour, so whether you are into castles, whiskey, whisky or the legend of this experience, you will have it all. Coupled with knowledgeable drivers and comfortable vehicles, this is one tour you won't want to miss.

Oban is often regarded as the “Gateway to the Hebrides” and not only that it has some of the finest seafood in Scotland plus the added bonus of the famous Oban whisky distillery. This tour has it all. Impressive castles, famous lochs, mountain scenery and some very beautiful architecture with one of our favourite buildings in Scotland St Conan’s Kirk. Learn about Clan rivalries from your guide and visit the family seat of the Clan Campbell Inveraray Castle.