Top Scotland Private Sightseeing Tours - page 44

Let us whisk you away from the city into the Highlands to visit some of the most famous whisky distilleries in the world and do it with a local guide who has extensive knowledge of Scotland. - Private tour, exclusively for your group. Luxury Minivan Mercedes V Class or Ford Custom. - Learn about Scotland’s rich history, culture, and geography. - Tailor your experience to visit as many whisky distilleries as possible or have a mixed tour of scenery culture and whisky whilst on Islay which is also famed for its rugged coastline, beautiful sandy beaches & unbelievable seafood. Sites include Oban, Glencoe, the Loch Lomond & the Trossachs National Park, Stirling Castle & much much more. - Dedicated tour planner ready to create the perfect tour Unlike larger group tours YOU can decide where you visit. Complimentary bottled Scottish Highland Group accommodation is requested to be booked independently in Islay day 1 and 2 and day 3 in Oban. request our PDF guide with more information.

Let us whisk you away to the Highlands to visit some of the most famous sites and do it with a local guide who has extensive knowledge of Scotland. - Private Tour, exclusively for your group. Luxury Minivan Mercedes V Class or Ford Custom. - Learn about Scotland’s rich history, culture, and geography. - Tailor your experience to visit the must-see locations such as The Hermitage, Pitlochry, Culloden Battlefield, Clava Cairns, Loch Ness, Eilean Donan Castle, Old Man of Storr and the Quiraing to name a few. - Dedicated tour planner ready to create the perfect tour Benefit from lodging in larger towns which makes it easier to source overnight accommodation compared to staying on the Isle of Skye Unlike larger group tours YOU can decide where you visit. Complimentary bottled Scottish Highland Group accommodation is requested to be booked independently in the Inverness on day 1 and Fort William on day 2. request our PDF guide with more information.

Let Macleod Heilan Tours whisk you away to one of Scotland's most famous Island and do it with a local guide who has extensive knowledge of Scotland. • Private Tour, exclusively for your group. Luxury Minivan Mercedes V Class or Ford Custom. • Learn about Scotland’s rich history, culture, and geography. • Tailor your experience on Mull &the Highlands Unlike larger group tours YOU can decide where you visit. Complimentary bottled Scottish water Group accommodation is requested to be booked independently (Day 1 Oban and Day 2 and 3 Tobermory The Isle of Mull is a must-see location in Scotland. It has an abundance of scenery, culture and wildlife and is the second biggest island in the Inner Hebrides. Not only that, but Mull was blessed with fantastic neighbouring islands. ‘Iona’ is famous for being a centre for the Christian faith and ‘Staffa’ for its curious rock formations and colony of puffins that visit every year for breeding.

I try to accommodate what the Guest would like to visit. The Whisky tour can be adapted to accommodate what the Guest requires where possible. The tour includes a production tour and a tasting at 2 distilleries The tour listed is a guide and can be adapted accordingly. Lunch can also be added.

This private shore excursion is designed specifically for cruise ship guests looking to experience the very best of Scotland in one unforgettable day. Unlike large bus tours, you will travel at a relaxed pace with a friendly local guide, enjoying a flexible and personalised experience tailored to your interests and your ship’s schedule. Discover the world-famous town of St Andrews, charming fishing villages, historic Falkland and spectacular Scottish scenery, with opportunities to see castles, Highland cows and beautiful coastal views along the way. Fans of Outlander will also love visiting one of the series’ famous filming locations. With private transport, convenient port pickup and guaranteed return to your ship on time, this tour offers a stress-free and memorable way to explore Scotland beyond Edinburgh.

This private tour stands out for its flexibility, local expertise, and authentic Scottish hospitality. Guests travel in comfort through Edinburgh’s historic streets and hidden gems, guided by a passionate storyteller who brings the city’s past to life with engaging tales and insider knowledge. Each itinerary is fully customized, whether you’re eager for iconic landmarks, secret viewpoints, or immersive local experiences, the day is crafted around your interests. Enjoy complimentary Scottish snacks and premium comforts on board, ensuring your Edinburgh adventure is as unforgettable as it is personal.

Forget stuffy tours and whisky snobbery, this is Speyside done properly. Join me, Mitch Bechard, whisky expert, Keeper of the Quaich and storyteller, for a relaxed 3-hour whisky tour through Scotland’s most iconic whisky region. We’ll follow the River Spey, visit four hand-picked distilleries, sip brilliant drams and share stories that bring Speyside’s spirit to life. Each safari is small and personal, tailored to your interests (subject to availability.) Expect carefully chosen whiskies enjoyed in beautiful settings, tales and local legends from over 20 years in the industry, and stunning scenery along the River Spey with time for photos and a few surprises. This is more than a tasting, it’s an afternoon discovering why Speyside is the heart of Scotch whisky. Note: This is a group experience with stops at iconic distillery locations, but does not include internal tours.

On this private walking tour of Edinburgh's Old Town, I'll show you some of the best known attractions of this stunning city, as well as some hidden gems known only to locals. If there's anything you want to see in particular please let me know; as this is a private tour it can be altered to your needs! Please note that this tour is entirely outdoors, there are no entrances to attractions, although you can purchase your own tickets for Edinburgh Castle to enter at the end of the tour if you wish.

This two day tour from Edinburgh is the best option for those wanting to see Loch Ness and the Highlands without being rushed. Your expert driver guide will keep you entertained with the myths and legends of this beautiful country, as well as the real social history of Scotland. On the first day, you'll visit the impressive Blair Castle, the charming Highland village of Pitlochry, the magical ruins of Clava Cairns and the historic Culloden Battlefield. On the second day, you'll take a boat ride on the world famous Loch Ness and visit the ruined Urquhart Castle, before seeing the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct and spectacular valley of Glencoe. Please note, you must book your own accommodation for one night in Inverness.

Uncover the legendary landmarks, breathtaking landscapes, and fascinating stories of Scotland on this one-day tour from Edinburgh. From the majestic Kelpies to the regal Stirling Castle, the historic Tullibardine Distillery, and the tranquil shores of Loch Leven, this journey takes you deep into Scotland’s rich history and culture. Travel comfortably with our expert driver-guides, who bring each location to life with engaging stories and insights. Whether you’re a history buff, a whisky lover, or a nature enthusiast, this tour promises an unforgettable Scottish experience.

Step into the shadows of Scotland’s mysterious past on this Enchanted Witches Tour — the first of its kind in the Highlands, exploring the real stories of those accused of witchcraft, the landscapes that shaped their fate, & the legacy they left behind. This unforgettable full-day tour is steeped in history, folklore, & spiritual tradition. Journey from Inverness through the Black Isle & Easter Ross to Dornoch, visit atmospheric sites like the Clootie Well, Chanonry Point, & the Witches’ Stone, where Janet Horne, the last person in Britain executed for witchcraft met her tragic end. Walk beneath trees hung with offerings, hear the tale of the Brahan Seer, & stand before Dornoch Cathedral, where centuries-old power & persecution once converged. Optional stops at the Historylinks Museum and Rebel Row connect past & present, showing how Scotland is beginning to honour those once forgotten. This tour honours real lives, real women, & the fears & beliefs that shaped their world.

This private shore excursion is designed for cruise ship passengers arriving in Invergordon, offering a relaxed, well paced day that fits your port schedule. Travel in a luxury Mercedes vehicle on your own private tour of up to 7 guests. What sets this tour apart is the combination of authentic local experiences and iconic Highland sights in one seamless itinerary. Visit a working Highland farm at Davochfin Farm, where you meet the family and gain real insight into rural life. Enjoy free time in the charming town of Dornoch for lunch and shopping. Pass by the stunning scenery of Loch Fleet a national nature reserve with the chance to see seals and other wildlife. Visit Dunrobin Castle, one of Scotland’s most impressive stately homes, plus scenic stops such as Falls of Shin, and Millionaire’s View at Struie Hill depending on timing. With local expertise, flexibility, and guaranteed return to your ship, this is a premium and stress free way to experience the Highlands in a single day.

Begin with a private transfer from your hotel, accompanied by a professional driver-guide who will ensure a smooth ride and provide fascinating insights along the way. On arrival in Edinburgh, step into the world of kings, queens, and battles with a visit to the iconic Edinburgh Castle, one of Scotland’s most famous landmarks. Explore its royal chambers, the Crown Jewels, the Stone of Destiny, and enjoy panoramic views across the city. Continue your adventure with a guided tour of Edinburgh’s highlights, strolling along the Royal Mile, admiring the architecture of St. Giles’ Cathedral, and discovering the charm of the Old and New Towns, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites. With time to soak in the city’s unique atmosphere, this tour offers the perfect blend of history, culture, and scenic beauty before your comfortable return to the hotel.

Let's Meander! North, South, East, or West. You choose. We can create a fantastically memorable road trip by exploring the myriad of back roads here in The Highlands, discovering the secret highlights they reveal. Did you know, six of the top ten highest mountains in Scotland are only half an hour's drive south of Inverness!? We don't need to climb them, but we can take a funicular railway to very near the top of one of them, Cairngorm. The views from Strathspey up to the mountains are spectacular too.... The places we list below aren’t destinations but opportunities. We can decide during the day! All of these tours are available from Inverness. The North, South & East tours are also available from Invergordon. SOUTH; South Loch Ness, The Falls of Foyers, The Garbole, Strathdearn Community Hub, Loch an Eilien, The Cairngorms, Loch Morlich, The Strathspey Steam Railway, Nethy Bridge, the Cairn Distillery, Tomatin Distillery

A dram fine day out from Inverness exploring three of our finest local distilleries and their exquisite whiskies We'll head south from Inverness, to THE CAIRN DISTILLERY, situated beautifully on the banks of the River Spey and in the shadow of the Cairngorm Mountains. Here we'll explore one of Scotland's newest and most modern distilleries We return north towards Inverness and nip off the A9 at TOMATIN DISTILLERY. We can take their Legacy tour, or simply enjoy a dram or two in their tasting rooms. A late lunch at the wonderful 3 Bridges community owned cafe in Tomatin then north once again on the A9. Bypassing Inverness we take the Kessock Bridge over the Beauly Firth and head west along its northern shore to Muir of Ord, home of 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.

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.

We have been touring our home land of Scotland for several years now. we have a wealth of local knowledge and experience when it comes to providing a safe and reliable transportation service. our Drivers are all Disclosure checked. This means you can rest easy, that whoever drives you from our company is of good character. Within our advert we have listed a couple of tourist attractions within Scotland. The attractions listed are not fixed. Feel free to contact us and we can tailor your tour to what you want to see within the 7 hours.

Join military historian and professional archaeologist Chris Dyer, a Shetland resident for over twenty years, to explore Shetland’s fascinating wartime heritage on our brand new Shetland at War tour. We will visit astoundingly well-preserved military fortifications within a range of spectacular, beautiful landscapes. During the twentieth century, Shetland played a crucially important role in the defence of Britain during both World Wars due to its strategic military location on the northern periphery of Britain and Europe. Enemy shipping and submarines favoured the North Sea as their preferred passage to the North Atlantic Ocean. Shetland was therefore an important base for the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force, who patrolled the surrounding waters, and for the associated military radar stations, scanning the skies and seas.

Departing Glasgow, travel through the stunning West Highlands, where lochs, castles, and glens shape Scotland’s dramatic landscapes. Stop in Tarbet to admire Loch Lomond, Scotland’s largest loch by surface area, before heading north to the breathtaking Glencoe, steeped in natural beauty and the history of the 1692 Massacre. Continuing through Ballachulish, arrive in Oban, the lively ‘Gateway to the Isles.’ Enjoy lunch by the waterfront, explore the charming town, and watch ferries depart for the Hebrides. Heading inland, visit St Conan’s Kirk on Loch Awe, an architectural masterpiece with links to Robert the Bruce. Stop at the Kilchurn Castle Viewpoint, where the ruins of this 15th-century Campbell stronghold stand against a stunning lochside backdrop. After a break in Tyndrum, we journey back to Glasgow, with an optional final stop at Inveruglas for one last scenic view over Loch Lomond.

With convenient pick-up from Glasgow, Edinburgh, and nearby cruise terminals, this tour is perfectly designed for cruise passengers and visitors looking to make the most of their time in Scotland. Unlike standard itineraries, you’ll enjoy a carefully curated journey through some of the country’s most iconic and scenic locations. Travel through the stunning landscapes of the Trossachs, stopping at the breath taking Rest and Be Thankful viewpoint, the charming village of Luss on the shores of Loch Lomond, and the tranquil beauty of Loch Katrine. After lunch in the Callander area, the experience continues with a visit to Deanston Distillery, where you can enjoy a whisky tasting or take part in a guided tour—adding an authentic Scottish flavour to your day. To round off the experience, there’s a photo stop at the historic Stirling Castle, offering incredible views and a perfect final highlight before returning comfortably to your drop-off point.

We pick up from both Glasgow and Edinburgh citys. A relaxed private Highland tour for up to 8 guests, with flexible stops, scenic routes, and plenty of time to enjoy Loch Ness and Glencoe together.

This online guidebook is a structured multi-day journey through the former Kingdom of Fife — linking coastal villages, royal towns and inland countryside. Covering 131 miles (210 km), with flexibility for travel of 3–10+ days. It’s organised into 3 landscapes: East Neuk Coast – Fishing villages and harbours including Crail, Anstruther and Pittenweem. Historic Fife & the Forth – Royal burghs, abbeys and the iconic Forth Bridges near Culross and Dunfermline. Heart of Fife – Lochs, hills and historic towns including Falkland Palace and the Lomond Hills. The guide also includes five scenic routes and themed day trips easily started from St Andrews, Edinburgh or Stirling. Each section includes narrative introductions, route structure and planning ideas. This self-guided trip helps you plan and explore at your own pace. With 12 months included, access begins from the selected booking date — choose a date that allows time for planning rather than your travel date.

Discover the rich history and charm of Edinburgh on a private walking tour led by an expert local guide. Stroll through picturesque streets, historic squares, and hidden alleys as you uncover the stories, culture, and daily life that give Scotland’s capital its unique character. Whether you opt for a relaxed 2 hour walk or a more in depth 6 hour experience, your guide will customize the tour to match your interests, sharing insider knowledge, local favorites, and hidden gems along the way. Enjoy Edinburgh at your own pace and experience the city like a true local as its timeless beauty comes to life.

Spending the day with Scottish terrier tours will be great fun all our driver/ guides are very welcoming and friendly Your group will learn lots about local and national history, funny stories and lots of Scottish dialect are part of this magical experience.