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Discover the breathtaking beauty and rich culture of Scotland with RJM Private Tours. Tailored exclusively for you, these private guided tours offer a unique glimpse into Scotland's stunning landscapes and vibrant history. Whether you choose a single day, multi-day, or bespoke tour, Ross & Britt ensure an unforgettable experience that reflects your interests and preferences. Explore hidden gems, engage with the local culture, and enjoy personalized service that makes your visit to Scotland truly special. - Tailored private tours designed to match your interests - Explore Scotland’s landscapes, history, and culture with expert guides - Options for single day, multi-day, and bespoke adventures - Experience the warmth of Scotland’s people through personalized service

With so much to see and do in the Scottish Highlands, you’ll want to maximize your time as best as possible. This tour allows you to visit some of the area’s notable attractions our first stop the home of Nessie and the world famous Loch Ness explore the true inspiration behind the famous Outlander books from the Magical stones to the gallant Jacobite's battle again King George II troops at Culloden moor 16th April 1746 . Then discover the only surviving Jacobite house Cawdor castle which escaped the destruction after Culloden.

This tour takes in all the "Must See" attractions and destinations in and around Inverness. A day of historic sights, epic views and tall tales awaits! We enjoy lovely views of the Beauly Firth as we head to Beauly Priory. Originally built in the 13th century by monks from Dijon, France, much of the main structure remains. From here we'll head over the hill to Loch Ness and Urquhart Castle. You’ll have plenty of time to enjoy exploring this fascinating landmark whilst admiring the unrivalled views of Loch Ness. We then pass through Old Inverness, stopping to enjoy the river and more, before heading for Cawdor Castle & Gardens and the 4000 year old Clava Cairns. Our final destination is Culloden Battlefield, site of the last ever battle fought on British soil and where the 1745 Jacobite Rebellion came to its tragic end. If you have a specific interest in one or more of these landmark destinations, please do let us know and we can adjust our schedule and route accordingly.

I love the outdoors, specially the beautiful scenery such as at Isle of Skye. I would love to share my experience with you with my luxury minivan. Should you wish to organise a tour, I can pick you up from any hotel, terminal or port and drop you off afterwards wherever you wish. Pricing is flexible, providing fixed rate taxi tours for small to medium groups or negotiate a price for bespoke tour destinations. Don't be afraid to ask!

Your journey to the Isle of Skye is a private experience designed entirely around you. Travelling in comfort with your own guide, the day can be shaped to match your interests and pace. The itinerary remains flexible so you can spend more time at the places that capture your imagination. The Isle of Skye is celebrated for its dramatic beauty, but it is also an island steeped in legend. As we travel through its glens, coastlines and mountains, I bring the landscape to life through stories that have echoed here for centuries. Many come from Gaelic and Norse traditions, telling of giants and ghosts, water horses and kelpies, saints and sinners, and the mysterious world of fairies and witches. More than a sightseeing tour, this is a journey into the spirit of Skye. My aim is to be your storyteller and guide, sharing not only the island’s remarkable places but also the legends, history and culture that make it unforgettable.

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 and Moray, with the secret highlights they reveal. AND/OR do you have a specific requirement or interest? Shall we head for the distilleries, or see how many golf courses we can find? How many Heilan Coos (Highland cattle) can we see in one day? 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 & East tours are also available from Invergordon. EAST Brodie Country Fair, Findhorn Foundation, Hopeman Harbour, Lossiemouth Beach, Elgin Cathedral, Johnstons of Elgin, Rothes, Craigellachie & Aberlour, various Speyside distilleries

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 and Moray, with the secret highlights they reveal. AND/OR do you have a specific requirement or interest? Shall we head for the distilleries, or see how many golf courses we can find? How many Heilan Coos (Highland cattle) can we see in one day? 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 & East tours are also available from Invergordon. NORTH The Black Isle, Cromarty Ferry, Loch Fleet Nature Reserve, Dornoch Firth, Millionaire's View, Dunrobin Castle, Portmahomack, Balblair Distillery and Glenmorangie Distillery

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 and Moray, with the secret highlights they reveal. AND/OR do you have a specific requirement or interest? Shall we head for the distilleries, or see how many golf courses we can find? How many Heilan Coos (Highland cattle) can we see in one day? 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 & East tours are also available from Invergordon. NORTH The Black Isle, Cromarty Ferry, Loch Fleet Nature Reserve, Dornoch Firth, Millionaire's View, Dunrobin Castle, Portmahomack, Balblair Distillery and Glenmorangie Distillery

Isle of Skye Tour Our captivating one day excursion to the Isle of Skye from Inverness will transport you across the breathtaking Highlands before crossing the bridge to the enchanting Isle of Skye. This island is steeped in mythical tales, adorned with narrow mountain roads, hidden valleys, rugged rock formations, and pristine pools and cascades. Renowned as one of Scotland's top tourist spots, the Isle of Skye has been recognized as the fourth finest island destination worldwide by National Geographic.

This tour is full of great history!! Only for you and your party!! You will have the opportunity to look for our favourite monster, we take you to the famous Loch Ness. Loch Ness is more than a lake, not only you can try to find the best hidden monster in history, you can also walk though nature or take some great photos, please have your cameras ready. Once is finished your search for Nessy we will head to Culloden Batterfield where your tour guide will tell you about this exciting peace of Scottish history. Only one hour took to the British to win this terrible battle where only few of them died. PLEASE NOTE: Walking is involved. MISSING YOU ALREADY!!

Come join me for an adventure where you are personally guided around the highlands by a born and bred highland lass and fully qualified experienced Scottish Tourist Guide Association Green Badge Guide This tour is built to your requirements. Please get in contact to enquire were we cover. Avoid the hustle and bustle of a larger coach group and tour round the highlands in your own 16 seat minibus. This tour can be customized to your requirements. We try to get the most out of your day out so departure times will vary depending on your requirements. We will email you to confirm this. While some of the tours are not wheelchair friendly Avril tries her best to accommodate. WHEELCHAIR & STROLLERS We DO REQUIRE NOTICE, as we are restricted on luggage space we need to know in advance if you are taking walking aids/pushchairs with you on any of our tours.

Enjoy the perfect Monster Day Out travelling ALL the way around Loch Ness. We head out of Inverness along The Great Glen heading for Loch Ness. After a brief stop at Dochgarroch we drive alongside Loch Ness to The Loch Ness Centre at Drumnadrochit. Here we will take a walk through 500 million years of history to explore the myths of the loch. Experience the mystery of Loch Ness like never before on our private tour. We’ll explore its picturesque surroundings by car, discovering hidden gems and soaking up the enchanting historic Scottish landscape. We can navigate the legendary waters by boat, guided by experts who share tales of its elusive inhabitant.

Explore Scotland's rich history and stunning landscapes on a full day private tour to Culloden Battlefield and Clava Cairns. Delve into the poignant stories of the Jacobite uprising at Culloden, where Highland warriors once fought for their heritage. Visit the ancient burial site of Clava Cairns, steeped in mystery and history. Visit the historic Cawdor Castle and gardens .With a maximum group size of 7 people, enjoy personalized attention from your knowledgeable guide while traveling in comfort. This tour is ideal for history enthusiasts and those seeking a deeper connection to Scotland. - Full day private tour with a maximum group size of 7 people - Discover Culloden Battlefield and Clava Cairns with an expert guide - Child-friendly and customizable to suit your interests - Comfortable private vehicle transportation included

Whether you're an *Outlander* fan or a history buff, this private tour allows you to explore the Scottish Highlands your way. In the company of only your chosen travel companions and a guide, journey from the Inverness area to the ancient and mysterious Clava Cairns,;Culloden Battlefield, site of a pivotal event in Scottish history; Cawdor Castle, and the legendary Loch Ness.

Explore the Highlands in Comfort and Style Travel with an expert local guide who offers private, flexible tours tailored to couples, solo travellers, and small families seeking authentic Highland journeys.

Experience the best of the Black Isle on this unique day tour from Inverness, combining culture, nature, and wildlife. Visit the historic village of Beauly and the mystical Clootie Well, then enjoy a craft beer tasting at Black Isle Brewery. Explore the charming town of Cromarty, walk to the hidden Fairy Glen waterfalls, and discover Fortrose Cathedral. With stunning coastal views and excellent chances to spot dolphins along the Moray and Beauly Firths, this tour offers a perfectly balanced Highland experience in one unforgettable day. Please Note: Dolphins are wild animals, so sightings can never be guaranteed - however, the Inner Moray Firth / Black Isle is one of the best areas in Scotland for shore-based dolphin spotting, with a well-studied local population of bottlenose dolphins protected within the Moray Firth Special Area of Conservation.

Inverness has been the capital of the Highlands for over 1,600 years. This 16-stop self-guided audio tour takes you on a circular walk starting and ending at Inverness Castle, through the medieval centre and along the banks of the River Ness. Your guide is Hugh, a native Highlander who brings the city's layered history to life on your phone, at your own pace. Highlights include: - Inverness Castle, over 1,000 years of history with panoramic views of the city - The medieval streets and crow-step gabled buildings of the Old Town - Inverness Cathedral, full of surprises including five Russian icons gifted by a Tsar - A craft distillery powered by the River Ness, one of the lowest carbon in Scotland - The real story behind the Jacobite Wars and Bonnie Prince Charlie How it works: - Download the tour app (free, iOS and Android) - Follow the GPS map and listen as you walk - Pause, rewind, revisit anytime No guide to wait for. No group to keep up with. Just you, your phone and Inverness.

Cèilidh @ Cultarlann - experience and take part in our authetic Highland cèilidhs which are filled with traditional music, opportunity to learn cèilidh dancing and a great social occasion with the Gaelic language in its heart. We run cèilidhs on Friday nights from 1900-2130. Entry is from 1830 and the cèilidh starts at 1900. The ticket allows entry for one person and there are no other costs. Our cèilidh bar sells a small selection of alcoholic and soft drinks as well as simple snacks. Each cèilidh has music and dancing in its heart and as a Gaelic centre, you will hear plenty of the language also. We might even encourage you to learn a bit. All age groups are welcome although all under 18s must be accompanied by an adult taking responsibility. We operate a challenge 25 policy which means if you look younger than 25, we will ask for identification.

Explore the stunning landscapes of Scotland's North Coast 500 on this day trip from Inverness. Visit the majestic Dunrobin Castle, with its opulent interiors and beautiful gardens, before enjoying lunch in the charming village of Brora. Continue along the rugged coastline to John O’Groats, where you can snap a photo at this iconic landmark. Keep your eyes peeled for nesting puffins and dramatic sea stacks at Duncansby Head, making unforgettable memories along the way. End your day back in Inverness with tales of your adventure. - Visit Dunrobin Castle and explore its luxurious rooms and gardens - Enjoy lunch in the quaint village of Brora - Capture memorable photos at John O’Groats, the famous end of the road - See puffins and dramatic sea stacks at Duncansby Head on the coastline

Start your adventure on this small-group tour at the ancient Clava Cairns, one of Scotland’s finest-preserved Bronze Age cemeteries - where history whispers through the stones! Next, we’re off to Cawdor Castle, steeped in legend about a donkey and a mysterious dream that chose its very spot. As you wander through its storied halls, you’ll feel a wee tingle of wonder being in such a remarkable place. Then, say hello to Scotlands' favourite four-legged locals - the hairy coo! Take a stroll through the ancient Scots Pine Forest, where you can admire Scotland’s rare native trees standing tall. After all that exploring, it’s time for a bite in the lively town of Aviemore - perfect for a good lunch and a bit of banter! Our next stop takes us into the breathtaking Cairngorms National Park, where jaw-dropping scenery awaits and, if we’re lucky, a glimpse of local wildlife.

Discover the enchanting Isle of Skye and its stunning Fairy Pools on this immersive day trip from Inverness. Begin your adventure with a visit to Rogie Falls, then journey across the Skye Bridge to explore the breathtaking landscapes. Stroll through the picturesque Fairy Pools, known for their crystal-clear waters, and visit Scotland's oldest inhabited castle, Dunvegan Castle. Enjoy free time in Portree, where you can soak in the colorful scenery before capturing views of iconic landmarks like Eilean Donan Castle and Urquhart Castle on your way back. - Full-day tour lasting approximately 12.5 hours, including travel time - Visit the Fairy Pools with a 75-minute scenic walk (sturdy footwear recommended) - Explore Dunvegan Castle (entrance not included, optional add-on) - Small group experience with a local guide sharing Scottish stories and insights

This self-guided Highlands road trip is designed to show how the landscapes of northern Scotland connect into one coherent journey rather than a single coastal loop. Instead of simply following the North Coast 500, the guide explores the wider Highlands, linking sea lochs, glens, remote peninsulas and mountain passes into a natural travelling progression. You can travel the full circular route or explore individual sections depending on your timeframe. Along the way the guide highlights iconic Highland locations alongside quieter roads, coastal villages and remote landscapes that many visitors miss. Rather than a rigid itinerary, the guide provides narrative context, route progression and flexible time-based planning ideas so you can adapt the journey around weather, ferry connections and travel pace. With 12 months access included, you can start planning well before your trip and return to the guide whenever you need.

The real story of the Highlands with traditional music, stories, food and a whisky tasting included. A one-hour lunch time show hosted in MacGregor's Bar (Winner 'Best Bar in Scotland' by Visit Scotland) and as seen in Rick Steves' Europe. Your host, Bruce MacGregor is one of Scotland's foremost traditional musicians (founder of Blazin' Fiddles), the former presenter of BBC Scotland's folk music show, and the owner of the bar! The Taste of Scotland menu contains 4 tapas style dishes including Cullen Skink (smoked fish chowder) Hot smoked salmon salad, Haggis Scotch egg and Cranachan (cream, oats, berries and whisky) 'It is an absolute must-do for anyone seeking the true spirit of the Highlands' Rochelle D 'Fabulous experience. Highly recommend' GrandTour

Embark on the only tour in Inverness led by a professional stand-up comedian. With wit, humor, and a wealth of historical knowledge, your guide will bring Inverness to life. Discover why Inverness Castle looks so smooth. Learn why people really do eat deep fried Mars bars. Find out why so many places are called 'Fort'. Meet your guide outside Café Nero on Inverness High Street. Explore the historic heart of Inverness, stroll along the relaxing and scenic River Ness, and visit the tranquil Ness Islands. See castles, cathedrals, churches, and Highland culture along the way. Uncover a different side to the Highlands' capital city, separate to the usual tourist routes.