Green Ensign Ewart Pub
Meet at Green Ensign Ewart Pub at 8am where a comfortable AC coach will be waiting for you.
86 kms
73 mins
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Callander
Callander is known as the Gateway to the Highlands and offers charming scenery and easy access to the stunning natural beauty of Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park.
Light Refreshments at Callander
Snacks
105 kms
1 hours 38 mins
2
Glencoe
Famous for its dramatic landscapes, Glencoe is a must-see for those who appreciate rugged beauty. The valley's striking views and rich history make it a fantastic spot for hiking and photography.
26 kms
29 mins
Fort William
3
Loch Ness
Loch Ness, the second largest loch by surface area in Scotland, is renowned for its stunning waters and the legendary creature, Nessie.
158 kms
2 hours 2 mins
4
Pitlochry
Known for its picturesque setting, Pitlochry is a delightful town that offers charming shops, beautiful gardens, and the famous Pitlochry Festival Theatre.
Light Refreshments at Pitlochry
Snacks
114 kms
1 hours 39 mins
6
Green Ensign Ewart Pub
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Callander
Glencoe
Fort William
Loch Ness
Pitlochry
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Kelpies
Loch Lomond
Trossachs National Park
Stirling Castle
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Callander
Glencoe
Fort William
Glenfinnan Viaduct
Glenfinnan Monument
Pitlochry
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19 Killermont Street, Glasgow
Meet at 19 Killermont Street in Glasgow where a coach will be waiting to pick you up.
53 kms
48 mins
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Loch Lomond
Loch Lomond is famous for its stunning views and is the largest lake in Scotland by surface area. It is home to a variety of wildlife, including the rare Scottish wildcat.
Refreshments at Loch Lomond
Snacks
97 kms
1 hours 34 mins
2
Glencoe
Glencoe offers some of Scotland’s most dramatic scenery, ideal for hiking and photography. The valley’s historical significance and natural beauty make it a top destination.
26 kms
29 mins
3
Fort William
As Scotland's outdoor adventure capital, Fort William is perfect for exploring Ben Nevis and other nearby mountains.
Lunch at Fort William
Lunch
51 kms
51 mins
4
Fort Augustus
Located at the southern end of Loch Ness, Fort Augustus is known for its scenic canal locks and historic abbey. It is home to a series of canal locks known as the "Caledonian Canal."
30 kms
38 mins
5
Loch Ness
Loch Ness is famous for its legendary monster, Nessie, and its stunning, deep waters. It is over 230 meters deep, making it one of the largest lakes in the UK by volume.
158 kms
2 hours 4 mins
6
Pitlochry
Pitlochry is a picturesque town known for its Victorian architecture, beautiful gardens, and the annual Pitlochry Festival Theatre.
Refreshments at Pitlochry
Snacks
134 kms
1 hours 38 mins
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19 Killermont Street, Glasgow
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Railway Terrace
Begin your day trip at Railway Terrace where your coach will be waiting for you.
22.5 kms
29 mins
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Loch Ness
Loch Ness, renowned for its legendary monster Nessie, offers breathtaking views and a chance to delve into local folklore.
44.5 kms
46 mins
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Urquhart Castle (Optional)
Set on the shores of Loch Ness, Urquhart Castle offers panoramic views and a glimpse into Scotland’s medieval history.
27 kms
29 mins
3
Fort Augustus
1 activities
Located at the southern end of Loch Ness, Fort Augustus is known for its impressive canal locks and scenic beauty.
1. Loch Ness Cruise
Additional cost (on-site)
2. Lunch at Fort Augustus
Lunch
21 kms
27 mins
4
Falls of Foyers
The Falls of Foyers are approximately 50 meters high and surrounded by lush forest, making it a tranquil spot to enjoy nature and take in the sounds of the cascading water.
18.6 kms
24 mins
5
Dores
The village of Dores offers a charming spot to relax with views over Loch Ness. It is known for its beautiful pebble beach.
14.8 kms
21 mins
6
Railway Terrace
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You can opt for full-day trips from Edinburgh with multiple stops, an expert guide, and comfortable round-trip transfers.
Check the destinations offered in a day trip ticket and see if they match your interests. Then check the duration and cost of the trip to see if it is a budget and time fit. Later, check the facilities included and you can find the perfect trip from Edinburgh.
Most day trip service providers aim to make their trips accessible to all passengers. Most day tour tickets are equipped with facilities to make the journey pleasant for persons with disabilities. If there are service limitations, it will be specifically mentioned in the ticket details.
Most day tours from Edinburgh offer transportation to and from the city onboard comfortable vehicles.
Certain age restrictions may be applicable on day trips from Edinburgh owing to safety concerns. Restrictions may or may not be imposed depending on the ticket. Kindly check your ticket for more information.
Carry your ID and valid ticket while boarding the bus. Check the weather forecast of the visiting destinations beforehand and pack accordingly. Stay hydrated, and carry cash for meals, souvenirs, and entry tickets, wherever applicable.
If meals are included in the day trip from Edinburgh, it will be specifically mentioned on the ticket. You are also free to bring a cold-packed lunch or snacks. Hot food and beverages are typically not allowed on the transfer vehicles.
The starting point of the day trips will be in Edinburgh and the exact meeting point will be mentioned on the ticket. In most cases, the ending point will be the same Edinburgh location as the boarding point.
Yes, once you reach a venue you are allotted ample time to explore on your own, grab meals, or take photos. There are also refreshment breaks in between journeys to stretch your legs and use the loo.
Day trip tickets may or may not include attraction entry tickets and meals. Check your ticket details for inclusions. Some tickets have optional attraction entry tickets. In other cases, you will probably have to the option to buy the attraction ticket at the venue. Carry cash for these purchases and for meals, if not included.