Top Scotland Luxury Car Tours - page 4

Explore the highlights of the Kingdom of Fife without the hassle of driving or waiting for buses and trains. This private tour is exclusively for your party and can be tailored to your own interests, whether that's seeing the famed Old Course in St. Andrews, exploring the fishing villages of the East Neuk, admiring Falkland Palace and Garden, or sampling whisky and aqua vitae at the historic Lindores Abbey Distillery.

Journey to the frontier of ancient Rome on this full-day tour of Hadrian’s Wall and the Scottish borders from Edinburgh. First up is a tour of the 15th-century Rosslyn Chapel, famously featured in ‘The Da Vinci Code’ and renowned for its mysterious stone carvings and unique architecture. After lunch (not included), stop at Melrose Abbey, the burial site of King Robert the Bruce’s heart, and look out over the English border from Cheviot Hills, before walking along the UNESCO-listed Hadrian’s Wall.

Exploring the Highlands is a must-do when in Scotland but getting around can be tricky. Skip the hassle of navigating public transport or driving on unfamiliar roads by booking this guided tour. From Edinburgh's Loch Ness Discovery Centre, head north to the most important Highland destinations, including Glencoe, Ben Nevis, Great Glen and Loch Ness.

Discover the Scottish Highlands on a leisurely 2-day trip from Edinburgh that includes overnight accommodation at a hotel or bed & breakfast. Visit two of Scotland’s most popular spots—Loch Ness and Inverness—during scenic drives among pine forests, dramatic castles and charming villages, with an optional boat ride on Loch Ness. Travel in a top-of-the-range, 16-seat Mercedes mini-coach with a small group limited to 16 passengers for a personalized experience with your informative guide.

Get a comprehensive look at Scotland without spending days bogged down by planning on a 5-day journey through its inspiring landscapes. Travel through the Lowlands, Northern Highlands, West Coast, and the Isle of Skye, without worrying about driving or taking your luggage on public transportation. You'll glean more from landmarks than you would alone with guide commentary rooted in local culture and history.

Make exploring beyond Edinburgh city limits easy—and see the best of the Scottish Highlands, all in one day—on this comprehensive day tour. Begin with a scenic drive from Edinburgh to the fabled Loch Ness; upgrade to cruise the lake and look out for Nessie. Then, continue to other highlights including Glen Coe and Fort Augustus, admiring additional attractions from Stirling Castle to Ben Nevis along the route.

See the best of Edinburgh in a day with this private sightseeing excursion. Avoid the crowds on public transport, and get around the city in a comfortable and convenient way—in a private vehicle with a chauffeur. No need to worry about rigid itineraries—this tour is completely flexible based on your needs. Potential sights and attractions include Edinburgh Old Town, Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Mile, Holyrood Park, and Calton Hill.

Exploring Scotland beyond Edinburgh can feel daunting—with so much to see, where do you start? This full-day tour takes away the guesswork with a comprehensive itinerary and multiple stops. Leave the logistics to someone else as you visit the historic Stirling Castle (own expense), taste Scottish whisky at the Glengoyne Distillery, and travel through the picturesque Highlands to explore Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park.

Check out the Isle of Skye on a private day trip from Inverness. With a Scottish local in a kilt as your driver-guide, you’ll discover the history behind the island plus some famous landmarks along the way. Pass Loch Ness and Urquhart Castle, travel through the Cuillin mountains, and discover beguiling natural sights such as the Old Man of Storr.

Immerse yourself in Scottish nature and culture—and make exploring beyond Edinburgh city limits easy—on this three-in-one, full-day tour. Begin at a top-rated distillery, where you can upgrade to join a tour and enjoy a dram or two. Next, discover Loch Lomond: the jewel of Trossachs National Park. Finally, venture to the storied Stirling Castle (entry own expense) to hear the story of the real "Braveheart," before returning to Edinburgh.

Follow in the footsteps of one of Scotland’s most storied royal figures—and visit numerous castles and palaces—on this Mary, Queen of Scots tour. Meet your guide in the morning at your Edinburgh accommodation, and set off in a Mercedes. You can visit Mary’s birthplace of Linlithgow Palace, see Stirling Castle (where she spent her childhood), discover royal retreats she once frequented, and more (admission fees own expense). You’ll also learn stories about her controversial life and history as you explore.

Discover the real life world of the Outlander TV series in the wild Scottish Highlands. Travel to authentic Scottish castles and historic villages all used as locations to shoot the show, and learn about their history and hear dark stories of ghosts and former residents. Visit Doune Castle, where Monty Python and also Game of Thrones were filmed, and Doocot Mill where Jamie the Outlander hid from the Redcoats.

Explore Glasgow in style, with a private chauffeur to transport you between local landmarks. By opting for a private tour, you’ll have your driver’s undivided attention for questions, and you won’t have to wait around for other travelers. Your driver will help you save time and see many of Glasgow’s top attractions in just one day, including options like the Glasgow Cathedral, the Clydeside Distillery, the Kelvingrove Art Gallery, and more (admission own expense).

On a journey around the West of Scotland with highly knowledgeable tour guides, learn about the rich cultural heritage of this wild region. Steeped in history, the West of Scotland is popular with tourists because of its dramatic scenery, but it’s also full of culture and tradition. Learn about the Highland clans who lived here, and see the castles, lochs and mountains that make this area so famous.

If you are serious about whisky, swap the typical big-group bus tours of Scotland for this private and personalized tour that is especially for whisky lovers. In the company of just your group and a guide, the itinerary can be customized to your own interests. You'll visit three distilleries where you can choose which tour to take.

Experience parts of Scotland most visitors to Edinburgh don’t normally think to visit, during this private, one-day Highland Tour. Benefit from the local knowledge of your driver-guide and stop by hidden destinations and key attractions, such as Doune Castle, Glencoe, and the highest whisky distillery in Scotland: Dalwhinnie. Cover far more ground, far more comfortably, than you would be able to alone.

To make the most of your time in the Scottish Highlands, a tour that packs plenty into your itinerary is a must. On this small-group option from Edinburgh, check off multiple highlights in just two days—with all the logistics taken care of. Make the most of photo ops at Loch Ness and Glen Coe, delve into the history of Culloden Battlefield, take a riverside stroll at Dunkeld, and admire Glenfinnan Viaduct (seasonal), famed for its role in the "Harry Potter™" movies.

The Speyside region of northeast Scotland is renowned for its single malt whiskies, but enjoying them typically requires designating a driver. Skip the hassle on a private tour that allows you to fully immerse yourself in Scotland’s whisky-making history and heritage as you visit three Speyside distilleries in one day. Visit distilleries such as Macallan, Glenfarclas, Glenfiddich, or Aberlour; learn about the whisky-making process; and sample a selection of different whiskies.

Discover the highlights and a few off-the-beaten-track sites of Scotland when you book this private tour that begins in St. Andrews. Visit the "Gateway to the Scottish Highland" to observe lochs, mountains, castles, and a whisky distillery. Learn about the history of Scotland, take a picture with the famous Scottish cows, and enjoy a typical lunch at a local pub (own expense) all in a day.

Discover the Scottish home of the U.K. royal family on this private tour to Balmoral Castle and Royal Lochnagar Distillery from Inverness. Stop first at Crathie Kirk before arriving at Balmoral where you have free time to explore the grounds, gardens, and exhibitions. Enjoy hassle-free hotel pickup and personalized attention throughout your day. Afterward, round out your visit with a stop at the Royal Lochnagar whisky distillery.

Get ready to experience St Andrews and a whole lot of Scottish hospitality on this private tour of the region. Driven by a local guide, you will see all the iconic sights from the golf course where the game was invented to the world famous university, all while learning about the history of these special locations. Hear stories you won’t find online and see hidden gems the guidebooks leave out—and try some award-winning fish and chips too.

St Andrews and the famous Old Course is the home of Golf and a must visit when in Scotland. Your Sightseeing Tour starts from Glasgow or Greenock Cruise Port, ensuring a great start your chauffeur will do a full introduction and point out all the on-board facilities in the vehicle. Once the formalities are out of the way they will run through the itinerary for the day. Your day is planned to cover all the sights and attractions of St. Andrews at your pace, with no waiting for other passengers. With so many places to visit, our Private Tour and Shore Excursion allows you to sit back and relax in luxury, taking in the stunning scenery that Scotland has to offer in your very own customised tour to meet & exceed your private party’s needs.

If you’ve only got a limited amount of time to explore Stirling, then save the hassle of organizing transport and set off on this private tour instead. Enjoy the luxury of having a private driver to help you tick off a shortlist of top landmarks—including Stirling Castle, the National Wallace Monument, Deanston Distillery & Visitor Centre, and The Battle of Bannockburn.

On this fairytale castle and scenic attraction–themed tour, you can discover a shortlist of photogenic landmarks, without putting in any research time. Instead, benefit from having a full itinerary planned out for you, with stops at Dornoch Cathedral, Dunrobin Castle, and Struie Hill—also known as the "Million Dollar View"—because of its amazing photo opportunities.