Top Scotland Private and Luxury - page 68

We want to make your tour experience with us as smooth and as much fun as possible. Our drivers are very professional but at the same time we don't take ourselves to seriously like most Scottish people as you will find out. We want you to relax and have fun, our aim is that you arrive as a client but leave as a friend.

An easy paced running tour of Stirling, taking in some of the famous sites of the city, and some of the lesser known corners. Pace is slow, with frequent stops. You'll be off the tourist trail, running with a local.

A fantastic day ahead touring the Kingdom of Fife and the home of golf - St Andrews. Heading first to South Queensferry to see all 3 bridges from the viewpoint. Crossing the bridge into Fife and passing Loch Leven where Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned in Lochleven Castle. There's an optional stop at Bunnet Stane and then on to Falkland - a filming location for Outlander. Falkland Palace sits at the heart of the village with cobbled streets and cottages. It's then on to St Andrews starting with West Sands Beach - home of movies including Chariots of Fire - golden sands and dunes aplenty. A few steps from the beach and you're on the famous Old Course - see the Clubhouse and get your picture taken on the Swilcan Bridge. Then head in to town to see the old Cathedral ruins, the beautiful architecture of the University buildings and browse through the streets of this old market town. It's then a stunning drive back along the East Neuk visiting some of the old fishing villages.

Discover the rich history of Edinburgh while enjoying a night of laughter with a top Scottish comedian in a unique indoor setting. This engaging walking tour is held in a private dining room, allowing you to stay dry while savoring fine Scottish cuisine. Gather with fellow guests in a wheelchair-accessible space designed for about 35 attendees, and choose the burger and drink package for a delightful culinary experience. Perfect for those aged 18 and over, this tour guarantees a memorable evening where history and humor intertwine seamlessly. - Indoor historical walking tour led by a top Scottish comedian - Enjoy fine Scottish cuisine in a private dining room setting - Wheelchair accessible venue accommodating up to 35 guests - Choose from a burger/drink package for a delightful night out

Stepping back in time and delving into the rich tapestry of Orkney’s past with the expertly guided tours. The Orkney Islands are a treasure trove of Neolithic wonders, boasting some of the world’s most well-preserved archaeological sites, and war history. From the ancient village of Skara Brae to the majestic Ring of Brodgar, the tours offer you a unique opportunity to walk in the footsteps of those who shaped history thousands of years ago. Discover the secrets of Orkney’s ancient landscape and uncover the stories behind these remarkable sites. And not forgetting the role Scapa Flow did play in both world wars and the magnificent "Miracle of camp 60" The Italian Chapel and many more.

Embark on a captivating Scottish tour that begins with a choice: enjoy a scenic walk to historic Cramond Island or drive to marvel at the UNESCO-listed Forth Rail Bridge. Your journey continues in Leith, where maritime heritage meets modern vibrancy—explore nautical landmarks, historic shipping, film connections, and the Victoria Swing Bridge. Next, set off on a picturesque coastal drive along Scotland’s renowned Golf Coast, passing through charming villages like Gullane before arriving in North Berwick. Here, you can savour the seaside atmosphere, visit the national seabird centre and soak in panoramic views of the Firth of Forth. The adventure continues with a visit to Athlestaneford Parish Church - birthplace of the national flag. Then, choose between a visit to a distillery to sample exquisite local whisky or exploring the mystical corridors of Rosslyn Chapel. Conclude your tour with a leisurely drive back through Edinburgh’s enchanting Old Town

We provide fully personalised, bespoke private tours for travellers wanting to experience the wonders of Scotland at their own pace. Our guides are experts in History, Nature and Photography so be sure to tell us if you want a tour based around history and culture or the great outdoors and we will provide the best guide for you. We work with you before your arrival to ensure that we are taking you to places of interest for you and we will also stop off at some hidden gems along the way. Together we will build an itinerary to make your trip to Scotland truly unique and magical. We can also prebook all accommodation to match your budget and we can book restaurants for you as well. All you have to do is turn up and enjoy the journey!

The fun way to create lasting memories. For visitors and locals alike. Take a 1.5-2hr walk with me (and my trusty Canon A1 from the '80s) through my favourite spots in the city. I'll photograph you in stunning Edinburgh locations whilst telling you the story of our surroundings. My goal is to capture a selection of candid photos that will bring you back to Edinburgh every time you look at them. Individuals, couples, families and groups welcome.

Experience Scotland’s geology, landscapes, and whisky heritage in depth on this immersive full-day Whisky 'On The Rocks' GeoTour. Your day begins at Aberdeen before travelling south to Perthumie Bay, where metamorphosed ocean sediments reveal Scotland’s origins deep beneath ancient seas. From here, you’ll continue to the clifftops above Stonehaven Golf Club, enjoying sweeping views across the Highland Boundary Fault — one of Scotland’s most important geological divides. You’ll spend time exploring the Midland Valley Terrane, beginning with the volcanic intrusions and Old Red Sandstone river and lake deposits at Cowie Shore. After a relaxed lunch (location TBC), the tour continues via the iconic Dunnottar Castle to Crawton, where you’ll walk among superbly exposed Devonian lava flows, coastal waterfalls, and a nationally important seabird colony. The day concludes at Fettercairn Distillery, where you’ll enjoy a full guided tour and tasting.

This full-day GeoTour explores Scotland’s Old Red Sandstone (ORS) world — an arid landscape shaped by ancient rivers, lakes and floodplains — before finishing with a field-to-bottle gin experience at Arbikie Distillery, home of the world’s first climate-positive gins and vodkas. Led by Steve Adams, founder of Balgownie Geoscience with over 45 years of academic, industry and field experience, this tour offers a completely different 'On The Rocks' experience — combining deep-time geology, coastal scenery, climate innovation, and modern Scottish spirit craftsmanship.

All our tours are led by professional archaeologists who give you an insight into the past that is different from regular history tours. With a maximum of 6 participants and 2 tour guides, Your tours are intimate and engaging, allowing you to ask questions and delve deeper. We take you through the archaeological skills used to identify & record heritage sites, giving you the opportunity to ‘have a go’. With ancient maps, photos of excavations & gems of information, your tours offer something different & guarantee that you will be leaving with a lot more than you started with. By taking part you will directly support local Heritage Societies & Trusts whose sites will be front & centre of your experience, taking you further than a traditional tour ever could. As a not-for-profit organisation your support will also feed back into HARP's community outreach & educational programmes, helping more people to learn new skills & engage with archeological sites & their local heritage.

Explore Scotland in style with a private luxury tour in a Mercedes V Class, accommodating up to 6 guests. With a knowledgeable driver/guide at your side, discover both renowned landmarks and hidden gems that showcase the rich history and culture of Scotland. Ideal for families or small groups seeking a personalized experience.

Explore the historic charm of Stirling on a luxury private day tour. Visit iconic attractions like Stirling Castle, a symbol of Scotland's royal history, and the impressive Kelpies, which pay homage to the region's mythological heritage. Don’t miss the chance to ascend the Wallace Monument for breathtaking views and a dose of history. Film fans will enjoy stopping at Doune Castle, used in Outlander, Game of Thrones and Monty Python's Holy Grail. Also, enjoy interacting with the friendly Hairy Coos, a unique experience that showcases Scotland's agricultural culture. This tour is perfect for those seeking a personalized adventure in one of Scotland’s most picturesque areas. - Private luxury tour offering an exclusive experience - Visit iconic sites including Stirling Castle, Doune Castle and the Wallace Monument - Feed and interact with the famous Hairy Coos - Perfect for travellers wanting a unique blend of history and culture

Explore the enchanting beauty of Edinburgh with Executive Car Line, where luxury meets personalized service. Enjoy this bespoke private tour covering Edinburgh and surrounding areas, led by knowledgeable local drivers who are eager to share their passion for Scotland's rich heritage. - Customized tours showcasing Edinburgh and its surroundings - Local drivers with expert knowledge of Scotland's beauty

Farm Tour - Experience Nature on an Immersive Farm Tour with host Matt or Lucy, Farmers at The Bairnkine

Discover Edinburgh's secrets on a Self-Guided Audio Tour. Explore the royal rooms where Mary, Queen of Scots, once lived. Admire the legacy of Scottish literary giants at the Writers' Museum. Delve into the past with tales of Greyfriars Bobby's loyalty. See the Crown Jewels and Stone of Destiny at Edinburgh Castle

Explore the highlights of Kelvingrove Art Gallery and West End area with an in-app audio tour. Support the gallery with the donation already included within this tour. Discover the Gallery's highlights such as Salvador Dalí's Christ of St John of the Cross. After the museum, stroll through Kelvingrove Park, University Quarter and Botanic Gardens. Enjoy the views of Gothic towers, Victorian houses and leafy park

• Explore Riverside Museum's highlights and Glasgow's landmarks on a self-guided audio tour • Admire Zaha Hadid’s silver Riverside Museum beside the Clyde and Glenlee’s tall masts • After the museum, continue your stroll through Glasgow's famous landmarks • See Kelvingrove’s grand red sandstone halls built for the 1901 Glasgow International Exhibition • Feel the drama of Glasgow’s Gothic university tower above leafy West End streets

With Stuart's Bicycle Tours you can explore Glasgow as the true birthplace of the beautiful game. The bike allows you to move easily between rival districts and eras, revealing how the modern game was shaped across Glasgow. At the heart of football stands Hampden Park, the home of the Scotland national team. Once the largest stadium on earth, Hampden became the stage on which Scotland defined itself against the world. We explore the wider Hampden story too, including the atmospheric remains of Cathkin Park and the site of the original Hampden ground since lost. We will be awe struck by the stadiums and birthplaces of Glasgow's giants, Celtic and Rangers, as we ride through the history of the game. The journey includes the West of Scotland Cricket Ground, site of the world’s first international football match. By riding through these places, you don’t just learn football history — you experience where the global game truly took shape before its export around the globe.

We depart Invergordon and a journey towards our first stop, Clava Cairns, a collection of mysterious stone burial cairns over 4,000 years old. The stunning highland backdrop adds to a unique and memorable start to your excursion. Then onto Culloden Battlefield, the site of the tragic end of the 1746 Jacobite rebellion. A deeply moving experience that brings Scottish history to life. There is an entrance fee for the exhibits within the visitors centre, however, you can walk the battlefield for free. Our next stop is Cawdor Castle which showcases beautifully maintained rooms filled with historic family treasures, antique furnishings, and artwork. The surrounding gardens offer vibrant seasonal displays and serene walks. Enjoy post-visit lunch in the castle café. Our final destination is Inverness, the capital of the Highlands. Enjoy a leisurely walk, discover local shops, or simply take in the vibrant charm of this Highland hub. You will then take the short journey back to port.

Step into the heart of the Highlands with your signature 'Loch Ness & Inverness Tour'. A full-day private journey through Scotland's most iconic lacations, paired with hidden gems and rich storytelling. Travel in luxury with your personal chauffeur-guide and enjoy the perfect balance of history, nature and culture.

Begin your Highland escape with an optional self-guided visit to Urquhart Castle, Entrance fee £14 per person NOT INCLUDED) one of Scotland’s most iconic ruins, set against the dramatic backdrop of Loch Ness. Explore centuries of history, take in panoramic views, and perhaps even spot the elusive Nessie. Then travel to the peaceful village of Beauly, where the serene ruins of its 13th-century priory lie beneath ancient trees. Enjoy time to browse artisan shops like Campbells of Beauly or unwind in the tree-lined square with coffee and local charm. Next, enjoy a full guided tour and tasting at Glen Ord Distillery (Tour and Tasting INCLUDED) home to The Singleton of Glen Ord. Explore this beautifully renovated site—from copper stills to cask warehouses—before sampling a carefully selected flight of single malts. Your final stop is Dalmore Farm Shop, perfect for a last taste of the Highlands before returning to your cruise ship.

Unique bespoke 1 to 1 or small group vehicle based wildlife tours in the stunning Pairc district of the Isle of Lewis. With it's vast array of wildlife and breathtaking rugged landscape.

Explore the stunning landscapes of Dunoon on a top-of-the-line e-bike tour. With a new fleet of e-bikes, conquer the hills effortlessly while your knowledgeable guides share fascinating tales of local history and legends. Enjoy ample photo opportunities at picturesque stops and savor local fare at charming eateries. This tour promises an immersive experience of Dunoon and Argyll, perfect for adventure seekers and history enthusiasts alike. - Ride high-quality e-bikes, making hilly terrain accessible for all - Learn about Gaelic names and Highland heroes from expert guides - Capture Instagram-worthy moments at scenic stops along the route - Enjoy local food at stops designed for refueling during your adventure