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Arianne_M, Aug 2026
The whole trip was a good...
The whole trip was a good experience plus the driver was very knowledgeable about the places we’ve been through.The only thing is among the group two person was very loud talking with each other in our opposite side not respecting the driver speaking in front.
ladybugmom3, Aug 2026
Amazing tour!!!
We loved the tour and our guide Ben C was so knowledgeable, charismatic and passionate for his love of Scotland's history. Worth every penny! I will even add that we missed our scheduled 10 o’clock tour and we showed up for the 2 o’clock tour to see if there was any possibility of us joining that tour, the two gals that were in charge were so kind and accommodating. Somehow they worked it out getting us tickets so we could join the tour, if they read this review they will know who they are, thanks again!
Paniz_R, Aug 2026
10/10 tour!
Ben was an amazing tour guide! He was knowledgeable, entertaining, and made the Edinburgh Castle and Royal Mile tour so enjoyable. I learned a lot and had a great time. Definitely recommend this tour and Ben as your guide. And one important tip: bring an umbrella… Edinburgh weather likes to join the tour too! ☔😂
Jordan_S, Aug 2026
If you are wanting to see...
If you are wanting to see the beauty of the Scottish highlands, have your chance at a sight of Nessie, and learn about Scottish history, you are in the right place. Phil was a fantastic guide and provided vast knowledge, quick wit, and professionalism. This day trip was definitely a highlight of our holiday. The day starts off around 7:30 when you load onto a coach, the seats were nice and even had charging ports for your phone. Then begins the tour learning about historical figures such as William Wallace - the first stop was a good place to grab brekkie around 9 am, during the stop, there is a great gift shop and hairy coo’s (also known as highland cows), from there you set off to the lowlands and highlands with quick stops for photo opportunities. Lunch was one of the longer stops in a really cute town with good stores, kind residents, and some great food. There were more stops for photos and to get out and stretch your legs (including photos of Ben Nevis - highest mountain in the UK) before arriving to Loch Ness - there is an opportunity to do a boat ride (definitely recommend) and learn more about the mythical Nessie and enjoy the views of the loch. You then set off back towards Edinburgh where you stop off for a quick drink or bite in Pitlorchy - they are famous for their Scotch whisky ice creams - you should definitely grab a scoop. From there you head back to Edinburgh for about a 12.5 hour day. 5/5 would recommend to anyone wanting to explore the highlands.
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It may be small, but Scotland packs a big punch. Scotland tours highlight the country’s many attractions, including historic cities, the stunning Scottish Highlands, and sea-swept isles famous for whisky. Your guide can help you experience the best of each destination, whether you want to tour medieval castles, eat your way through Edinburgh, or explore filming locations for popular movies and TV shows such as Harry Potter and Outlander.

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