Top Scotland Outdoor Activities - page 9

Award-Winning Escape Room Game Solve a thrilling mystery in a beautiful, authentic historical setting Learn about Edinburgh's fascinating grave-robbing era history Perfect for tourists, friends & family (2-8 people) 5* Rated across TripAdvisor, Google & Facebook

Delve into the scenic beauty and rich history of Argyll and the Loch Lomond area with guided walking tours led by local expert Gerena. Traverse the charming village of Luss and uncover its fascinating architecture and stories, or stroll through the Victorian elegance of miners cottages, all while enjoying engaging tales of Scottish heritage. Connect with nature as you hike the picturesque trails of Luss, exploring the secrets of the Colquhoun clan amidst stunning landscapes. These tours are perfect for both first-time visitors and those tracing their Scottish roots, with a maximum group size to ensure a personalized experience. Lots of interaction with the guide and the landscape. - Guided walking tours of Luss available Monday to Friday - Tours led by Gerena, a local guide with 30+ years of experience - Group sizes are limited for a more intimate experience - Reserve your spot in advance to secure your tour

WHY CHOOSE US? Discover the beauty of Edinburgh in just one day with this engaging audio tour. Covering a 5 km route with over 30 stories, the tour guides you past iconic landmarks like the Royal Mile and Edinburgh Castle, as well as hidden gems such as the Witches Well and Bobby Greyfriars Kirkyard. Immerse yourself in Edinburgh's rich history and culture by visiting the Scott Monument, learning about Princes Street, and hearing the legend of Burke and Hare. Walk at your own pace, with the flexibility to pause whenever you like. Simply purchase the tour, download the app, and activate it with your code to enjoy an unforgettable Edinburgh experience. Works offline!

Wildlife and history tour. Join me on an urban walk from the popular West End in the Heart of Edinburgh to the beautiful villages along the Water of Leith. Learn about the Water of Leith history which was the 'lifeblood' of the Capital back in the day. Meander with me along the banks of the 'Leith' and just relax whilst looking for amazing wildlife such as Kingfisher, Dipper, Grey Heron, Deer, Otter and so much more. Binoculars, guide books and identification sheets available during the trip. A free 'wee dram' available on route for those that want to sample Scotch Whisky. We will have time to stop at the Water of Leith Visitor Centre. At journeys end in either Colinton, Juniper Green or Balerno why not explore the village and pop into a Hotel, Inn or Restaurant for a meal before heading back into town on Lothian Buses. Bus fare(s) included.

Embark on a self-guided journey to explore Edinburgh's historic heart, from the panoramic vistas of Calton Hill to the majestic St Giles' Cathedral. Delve into the city's rich past as you stroll the Royal Mile, uncover the stories of the Palace of Holyroodhouse, and marvel at the architecture of Edinburgh Castle (entry ticket not included). This tour invites you to discover at your pace, revealing hidden gems and iconic landmarks, including Grassmarket Square and Greyfriars Kirk, enriching your visit with culture and history.

Discover the Cairngorms National Park in the best possible way; walking and talking. Suitable for families, our range of guided walks take you to some of the most beautiful parts of the Scottish Highlands. Matt will share stories and his knowledge to add value and fun to your experience. We can meet in a range of locations and tailor our walks to the aspirations of your group. If you would love to see ancient caledonian forests, the ruins of an old island castle or breathtaking lakes (lochs), whilst walking at a relaxed pace and learning more about the local area, this is a perfect activity for you.

Join us for a private guided tour to Shetland's scenic south Mainland. Departing Lerwick we visit the island's former capital, Scalloway, before heading to Sumburgh at the southern tip of the islands. Here we visit the prehistoric settlement of Jarlshof before concluding our tour with a visit to Sumburgh Head.

This is the best scenery you'll get in a one day tour from Edinburgh. We’ll take you north-west from Edinburgh, making our first stop on the gorgeous banks of Loch Lubnaig, part of the Loch Lomond National Park. After a drive, there's a short, flat walk to a ruined castle called Kilchurn Castle where you might see some of Scotland's famous Highland Cows. We'll stop for lunch in the town of Oban, Scotland's seafood capital. You can have a relaxing pub lunch or eat from a rustic but fabulous seafood shack. In the afternoon, we'll take you to the most famous valley in Scotland - Glencoe. Here, you can join us on an optional walk for 45 minutes. If you don't want to walk, you could take more time in Oban for some shopping, it's up to you. Finally, we’ll drive you back to your hotel in Edinburgh.

The Best Way to Discover Glasgow: Scavenger Hunt & Self-Guided Tour. Play, learn, and walk! Explore at your own pace with a 100% self-guided activity. Start anytime (24/7) with no guides or schedules. Pause for a photo by the Doulton Fountain or a visit to St Andrew’s in the Square and resume whenever you're ready—even the next day. This unique team-building activity is perfect for couples, families, and groups. The "Complete City" Package - Everything you need in one app: Interactive Game: Solve puzzles and discover 10+ major attractions, plus hidden gems revealed along the way. Learn the history/legends of each site. Insider Tips: Access hand-picked local restaurant and shop recommendations. What you will visit: St Enoch Square, Gallery of Modern Art, George Square, Glasgow City Chambers, Merchant City, City Halls & Old Fruitmarket, Tolbooth Steeple, St Andrew’s in the Square, Doulton Fountain, and the People’s Palace.

Begin your walk at the towering Gothic spire dedicated to Sir Walter Scott — Scotland’s most famous author. Head east along Princes Street, then up the short but steep path to Calton Hill. See the National Monument (Scotland’s unfinished Parthenon), the Nelson Monument, and sweeping views of the Firth of Forth. This is one of Edinburgh’s top photography spots — you can see Arthur’s Seat, the Old Town skyline, and even the Castle. Descend back toward the Old Town and walk up the Royal Mile. Along the way, take in narrow closes (alleyways), traditional shops, and centuries of history in the buildings around you. Admire the crown-shaped steeple and stained glass of St Giles’ Cathedral, and don’t miss the Thistle Chapel inside — home to the Order of the Thistle, Scotland’s highest chivalric order. Outside, you’ll find the heart-shaped mosaic known as the Heart of Midlothian, marking the old Tolbooth prison — locals still spit on it for good luck.

Fire dancing is a beautiful performative art that allows developing creativity through physical movement. Fire manipulation and even just being with an element of fire is really magical and hypnotizing. It engages your mind and allows you to focus. it has really amazing energy. It is a great activity and I could compare it to meditation and mindfulness practice. As a student, while dancing with fire, you'd be engaged and focused. It is doing something very extraordinary which could very positively influence your mental health and increase confidence. Its one of a kind experience you wont find everywhere, so its worth to give it a try!

Sail the only catamaran on the East Coast of Scotland and see a part of eastern Scotland that many visitors miss. This tour provides an amazing sailing experience that allows you to see the sights of the Firth of Forth. This is a great activity for all ages and a perfect way to spend a half day in Queensferry.

Getting around the Scottish Highlands without a car can be tricky, but this small-group tour lets you leave the driving and planning to the experts. Visit beauty spots, historic landmarks, and "Outlander" locations such as Loch Ness, Cawdor Castle, Culloden Battlefield, and the Clava Cairns, while your guide fills you in on the region's history and culture.

It's no secret; Scotland is home to the finest rock climbing in the UK. Our experiences celebrate and share the wealth and variety that not only the Scottish rock has to offer; but also the magnificent and awe-inspiring scenery, the sense of history, the wide open spaces, the clean, fresh air and the peaceful solitude. We guide on practically all of the most iconic and classic Scottish rock climbing routes, from the easy and accessible; to the extremely hard and the extremely remote. The variety of venues in this area means that we can select a location that will be suitable for everyone in your group. Allowing everyone the chance to explore, challenge themselves and succeed! From total novice to seasoned pro, we promise you a great time... and epic photos!

Take the premium route through Glasgow—with power-assisted pedalling and a taste of Scotland’s spirit. This upgraded experience blends effortless exploration on a high-quality eBike with a guided visit to Glasgow’s award-winning Clydeside Distillery. Glide past striking street art, riverside icons, and leafy parks as your local guide brings Glasgow’s story to life with humour and heart. Learn about radicals, artists, inventors, and everyday legends who shaped the city. Then step inside one of Glasgow’s most stylish landmarks for an immersive whisky experience. Discover how Scotch became part of the city’s identity, from distilling traditions to global trade routes. If you’ve only got one day in Glasgow—make it this one.

Visit the Isle of Skye and stop at highlights along the way on this full-day private guided tour from Inverness. Enjoy views of the Loch Ness region, Urquhart Castle, and Eilean Donan Castle; look for wildlife at Loch Duich and Kyle of Lochalsh; and explore the Fairy Pools and Portree. Additional stops can be included based on your interests.

Discover Glasgow, Scotland on a private bike tour with a local guide showing you top sights like Kelvingrove Art Gallery, Riverside Museum, and Glasgow Cathedral. Cycle through the city’s rich history and vibrant culture, from modern street art to working-class heritage, with a personalized itinerary tailored to your interests.

Explore the Scottish wilderness on the Isle of Skye on a privately guided hike. Choose from either the Old Man of Storr or the Quiraing trails and learn all about Scotland’s history and folklore while you walk. Discover hidden gems and famous landmarks, enjoy a complimentary dram of whisky, and meet some Highland cows. See Loch Ness, Eilean Donan Castle, the Old Man of Storr, and more.

Spend the day away from the bustling streets of Scotland's capital city, Edinburgh. We provide bicycles, helmets and transport into the heart of the Trossachs National Park just a short 1.5 hour drive from the city centre. We will spend our day cycling in the magnificent landscape at the gateway to the Highlands of Scotland. Passing by shimmering lochs, spectacular waterfalls, lush native forests and gazing upon the steep slopes of the towering mountains. We may be lucky enough to spot wild deer, eagles, highland cows and all the other wildlife that call this impressive park home. There will also be a great lunch stop with a stunning view. (Lunch not included in price)

Discover the best of the Scottish Highlands and Orkney without the hassle of renting a car and navigating ferry bookings. This 3-day tour from Inverness offers a unique blend of history and coastal adventure with visits to culturally rich sites on the mainland, as well as explorations of Orkney’s Norse heritage, the Neolithic village of Skara Brae and mysterious Ring of Brodgar.

A full trip around Loch Ness done in half a day - Approx 6 hours A little taste of the highlands of Scotland from the famous Urquhart Castle to Loch Ness with its beautiful scenery. All while enjoying our world award-winning best Gin local to our little area. Suitable for guests with not much time to do full-day tours. Perfect for guests wanting to do a full trip around Loch Ness to try and spot Nessie the Loch Ness Monster with not much time. Local Guide Private Tour Comfortable Air Conditioned Vehicle Customisable to your Taste (within reasonable distance)

Ridge scrambling is an exhilarating and hands-on way to experience the Cairngorm mountains. Unlike rock climbing, scrambling is about the journey. We'll select a route that will be challenging but achievable and is big on scenery and satisfaction! On this immersive experience you'll get to climb one or more historic mountaineering routes; in a remote corrie, along an airy ridge or up sheer cliff face! This experience is suitable for novices, beginners and travellers looking for a special experience in the local area. No prior experience of climbing or mountaineering is necessary and you'll be kept safe and encouraged every step of the way. Our guides hold the highest attainable qualifications in mountaineering and climbing and are passionate about giving you the best possible experience. We are as excited guided complete beginners as we are guiding experienced climbers and we enjoy working with both the young and the young at heart... We look forward to exploring with you!

Take the scenic route on top-of-the-line e-bikes. We'll go off the beaten track in the most eco-friendly way to explore a fairy glen and Benmore. This tour is steeped in nature, visiting hidden waterfalls in Glen Massan, the western shore of Loch Eck, and Argyll Forest Park.

We go to truly iconic parts of Glencoe and the west highlands. Our guides are local and provide not only fascinating and interesting insight into the history of all the castles but we bring it up to date and make it entertaining. We also visit little known sites, not on the tourist path.