All Scotland Tours & Excursions in 2026

Get away from the crowded downtown tours and experience the architecture of New Town, Dean Village, and the Royal Botanic Garden on this small-group walking tour. Discover hidden gems that most travelers miss as you take in New Town’s Georgian architecture, wander along the Water of Leith, relax among nature in the Botanic Gardens, and much more.

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.

Admire the Scottish Highlands’ rugged scenery—and discover some of the area’s most historically significant landmarks—on this full-day tour from Edinburgh. Don’t worry about organizing transport: this small-group tour makes it simple to spend a day in the countryside. See the Culloden Battlefield (where the 1745 Jacobite Rising came to an end), visit the 4,000-year-old Clava Cairns burial sites, discover the Ruthven Barracks, and more.

Enjoy heart-pumping thrills in the Perthshire wilderness on this Killiecrankie Valley bungee jump experience. Soak up the views and gather your nerves from the purpose-built platform 131 feet (40 meters) above the beautiful River Garry. When you’re good and ready, leap into the wide, blue yonder for an adrenaline rush to remember!

See Loch Ness, Highland cows, Clava Cairns, and more on this private tour setting off from Invergordon. Discover the Scottish Highlands, from the countryside to Inverness, with a local guide who shows you some of their favorite spots and tells you all about Scotland’s storied past and vibrant present.

Many visitors rush through Inverness on their way to the Highlands. This guided walking tour ensures that you don't make the same mistake of missing out on its many attractions. In a small group, you'll visit such landmarks as Inverness Castle, the Inverness Cathedral and Balnain House, as well as some hidden gems, all while you guide fills you in on the history of the Highland capital.

Hampden Park is Scotland’s most important football venue and the home stadium of the Scottish National Football team. Venture behind-the-scenes on this guided stadium tour; peek into the dressing rooms, see the cup presentation area, and walk through the players’ tunnel; then visit the interactive stadium museum, where you can shoot a goal in the Hampden Hotshots gallery.

Beginning at one of Glasgow's oldest and most impressive structures, Glasgow Cathedral, you’ll embark on a journey through the very best of Glasgow. Moving into what’s left of medieval Glasgow, you’ll hear stories from your private, local guide about the significance of Trongate and how it shaped the city. From here, you’ll venture into the city centre through George Square and to the water’s edge to see the Finnieston Crane - an icon from Glasgow’s shipbuilding legacy. Next, you’ll get to discover the iconic buildings of the West End, including Glasgow University and the People's Palace at Glasgow Green before visiting one of the city’s oldest quarters: the Merchant City. Avoid the stresses of travel as you step away from fixed itineraries and crowded buses and sit back and relax on a private tour which includes; - A Private Day Tour tailored to your preferences - An Expert Local Guide - A Door-to-Door Service - Travel in a Luxurious, Mercedes-Benz V-Class Premium Minivan

Embrace Scottish lore with this culture and sightseeing excursion from Invergordon to admire the charming countryside, and uncover tales of Nessie, the famed Loch Ness Monster. Before you encounter this local legend, you get to see the ancient sights. Start with a jaunt to Urquhart Castle, see Culloden Battlefield, and enjoy views of Great Glen as you glide over the waters on a Jacobite cruise.

Beginning in Edinburgh, the first sight you’ll see is the breathtaking shores of Loch Leven. From here, your private driver-guide will take you to the charming village of Falkland, where you'll visit Falkland Palace and Lindores Distillery - where whisky was first documented. Discover the history and origins of Scotland’s famous spirit, how it is made, and have a dram or two before heading back to the city. Let us take the stress out of travel as you escape fixed itineraries and crowded buses. Sit back, relax and enjoy a private tour designed exclusively for you and your group, featuring: • A Private Day Tour tailored to your preferences. • An Expert Local Guide with decades of experience. • A Convenient Door-to-Door Service from your hotel or accommodation. • Travel in Style and Comfort aboard a luxurious Mercedes-Benz V-Class Minivan.

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.

Make the most of your time in Scotland by following in the footsteps of your favorite "Outlander" characters. This group shore excursion takes you to Highland landmarks including Culloden Battlefield, Inverness, and Clava Cairns, the inspiration for Craigh na Dun. Even if you're not a fan of the show, you can enjoy soaking up the scenery and history at Loch Ness and Urquhart Castle.

Discover the highlights of the northeast coast of the Scottish Highlands on this full-day tour with a small group to Dunrobin Castle. Enjoy convenient pickup from Inverness or Invergordon. Highlights include the millionaire views from Struie Hill, Dornoch Cathedral, the seals, birds, and other wildlife in Loch Fleet, and Dunrobin Castle and Garden.

Lying along Scotland's east coast, the university and golfing town of St. Andrews and the nearby fishing villages of the East Neuk of Fife make for a great day trip from Edinburgh, but getting around without a car can be tricky. Rather than navigating infrequent buses, enjoy a seamless experience with a small-group tour that provides free time to explore Anstruther and St. Andrews, as well as a short stop in Falkland.

This is the ultimate day tour from Invergordon to Loch Ness, taking in some of the most breathtaking, historic and culturally significant sights available anywhere in Scotland. Our local guide will meet you as you disembark from your cruise ship at the port of Invergordon and take you on your Highland adventure. Visit some of the most historic and cultural sites in the Highlands starting with Beauly Priory, before moving onto the famous and romantic loch ness and then moving onto inverness to see the the saint andrew's cathedral and then onto historic Culloden Battlefield and the sacred site of Clava Cairns, home of the famous Outlander “cleft stone”. Finally a visit cawdor castle and gardens before returning to invergordon port

Go straight from your Invergordon cruise port to the rugged beauty of the Scottish Highlands on this small-group tour. Travel in a comfortable car and see historic landmarks including the Clava Cairns, the site of the Battle of Culloden, and the one and only Loch Ness. Hear the stories behind the sights, stop off at a distillery for a taste of local gin, and leave the driving to your guide.

Explore Scotland's Speyside whisky region without the hassle of designating a driver. This guided tour takes you through the Highlands to some of the area's best distilleries, including Glenfiddich, Glenfarclas, and the GlenAllachie, the 2025 World's Best Whisky Award winner. Learn about local history from your kilted Highlander guide while enjoying a comfortable journey through iconic whisky country.

If you are fascinated by the story of William Wallace, swap the typical sightseeing tours for this Braveheart-focused private tour. In the company of just your party and a guide, explore at your own pace as you visit such landmarks as Stirling Castle, Bannockburn and the National Wallace Monument.

Famed across the globe as the Home of Golf, St Andrews has more than just links to offer. Discover its history and lesser-known aspects of the beautiful game when you join these golf-oriented heritage tours. Visit the ruins of St Andrews Cathedral, the last resting place of over 124 noted golfers, as well as the castle and Scotland’s oldest university. Learn about the evolution of golf at the Old Course and have your photo taken on the famous Swilkan Bridge.

Handfasting is a Celtic ritual where a couple’s hands are tied together to symbolize their union. Suitable for married and unmarried couples alike, this experience gives you the rare opportunity to take part in a personalized Scottish pagan ceremony in a magnificent setting—beside Loch Ness. Rather than sharing the occasion with other travelers, enjoy an intimate ceremony just for you, then round off the celebration with a delicious picnic lunch and drinks.

Step off your ship and into the heart of Scottish heritage with a shore excursion that captures the spirit, history, and charm of the countryside, Castles and Iconic monuments. Stirling Castle: Where Legends Were Forged Explore the restored Royal Palace, the Great Hall, and the castle’s rich connections to figures like Mary, Queen of Scots and William Wallace. 'Highland Coos': You'll have the chance to get up close to 'hand feed' them for photos and learn about this iconic breed’s role in Scottish farming and culture. Whisky Distillery experience: Scotland’s Liquid Gold! No visit to Scotland is complete without a visit to one of the many Distilleries The Kelpies: Scotland’s Modern Myth Two colossal horse-head sculptures standing 30 meters tall, these modern marvels pay homage to the shape-shifting water spirits of Scottish legend. Return to Port Relax on the drive back to your ship, enriched with a deeper appreciation of Scotland’s history, natural beauty, culture and spirit.

Combine a trip to Bannockur with a visit to historic Stirling Castle with this tour from Glasgow. You'll learn about the 1314 Battle of Bannockburn at the Battle of Bannockburn Visitor Centre, where you can even get a taste of the battle in 3D. You'll then head to Stirling Castle, which was built over the 13th through 15th centuries and is considered among the most important castles in the nation.

Glasgow’s industrial, trading, and innovative past comes with comic timing on this walking tour led by a stand-up comedian. Starting at the traffic cone atop the Duke of Wellington statue, you’ll hear stories of the city’s trade, science, religion, and darker history while visiting George Square, Merchant City, and Glasgow Cathedral. The route includes Glasgow’s oldest building, Provand’s Lordship, and Scotland’s oldest cathedral, with a shared group capped at 20 guests.

PLEASE NOTE: This is a self-guided audio tour Learn all about Edinburgh’s connection to the “Harry Potter” books—and discover many of the city’s most magical landmarks—on this self-guided audio tour. Upon booking, download the app and set off at a time that works best for you. With offline access enabled, you’ll be led to local highlights like Edinburgh Castle, the Greyfriars Kirkyard, and more, and will hear the enchanting stories behind the sights from the tour narration.