Green Ensign Ewart Pub
Meet at Green Ensign Ewart Pub at 8am where a comfortable AC coach will be waiting for you.
86 km
73 minutes
1
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 km
1 hour 38 minutes
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 km
29 minutes
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 km
2 hours 2 minutes
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 km
1 hour 39 minutes
6
Green Ensign Ewart Pub
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Meeting point
Callander
Glencoe
Fort William
Loch Ness
Pitlochry
Ending point
Really nice, nice guide, more than punctual even the return, only flaw given the many hours of travel, putting something on the bus to charge the phone would be the best
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The tour was on time, had reasonable stops along the way, and gave us enough time for each activity. The Highlands are beautiful!
It was a long ride through the scenic Scottish Highlands. I would preferred if a little bit of hiking was included, but overall I am satisfied with my trip.
The trip was amazing. I am so happy we booked it. The driver was great, he was walking us through the history of the highlands.
This was one of the best experiances ive ever had! I was in total awe the whole day, i cant even describe the how breathtaking the highlands are. A personal fave was Glencoe - you may get the oppertunity to jump off the coach and look, if you do make sure you see it! It is also a LONG day, i would suggest waterproofs and comfy clothing and some snacks for the coach. I attended as a solo traveller, and I didnt feel uneasy or anything at any point ( i even made some friends!) The tour guide Tom was amazing, constantly high in spirits (even though he had a tough crowd!) He was also the driver and the guide and did a fantastic job. If youre thinking about booking this 100% do it!!
Tom, our guide, was fantastic! He offered us the option to make more stops instead of extending our lunch break, which allowed us to truly enjoy the stunning views. You could tell he was knowledgeable and passionate about Scotland and its rich history. He even shared some recent news with us! His sense of humor and positive energy made the entire trip a delight. Tom deserves a pay raise STEVE!
Our driver and guide, Sam, was super funny! He also seemed to know a lot of local spots to get an authentic experience in the Highlands!
The guide was very responsible, warning all passengers about the importance of observing boarding times.
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Amazing, Captivating experience ! Mark the tour guide, was super, live commentary throughout the entire trip with valuable narration of the rich Scottish history and the views if the Highlands !, and Very Funny also !! Would recommend anyone who's visiting Scotland to book this enjoy the charm of the Ness and the Highlands.
We liked the commentary and personal comments by Max, the tour guide. Having only seen the Highlands on TV, it was so impressive to be there in person. But we didn't see the Loch Ness monster!
The coach was good, John our guide was brilliant, so much information, and very friendly, was enough time. To do what we wanted to do x will recommend it
The landscapes and the way Peter (the driver) managed to drive and tell us a lot of information about Scotland and the places we were visiting. He did a amazing job, but I think a little help to him it would be good. He was doing all the work alone. It was an amazing experience and worth it.
Wendy was a fantastic guide. Great tales of history told to us that kept me informed and entertained the entire trip. She helped me when I was a little motion sick, and I began to feel better. Our driver was safe and courteous. 100 percent, will recommend!
Great driver / guide with good sense of humour and interesting stories to tell. Nice views from the bus of the beautiful region Glencoe. The boat ride was a bit overpriced but it is still nice to be on the Loch for a bit. Long distance ride be prepared to spend most of your day inside the bus.
John our driver was excellent, very knowledgeable and his jokes were funny. The whole tour was perfect though the weather wasn't, nice places to eat, drink and buy souvenir's while supporting local businesses. Loch ness was great though we didn't see Nessie, Scottish Highlands were amazing and we all learnt a lot about Scottish history.
It was absolutely great weather! Since my mom often gets car sick, we were able to sit in the front and the driver/guide Sean was super kind, funny, did drive pleasantly and knew a lot about everything. Even his playlist in the car was awesome.:) Thx for having us!
It was a great way of seeing more of Scotland and the Scottish highlands in a short period of time. Our driver was very nice and gave great insights into the history of the places that we visited. Unfortunately we hit a lot of traffic as it was easter weekend. Still our driver managed to get use to Loch ness in time so we did not miss our boat ride. I would recommend this tour!
Everything was lovely and exciting 😊
Stevie is a great driver. The scenery is magnificent! Punctuality, reliability!
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Tour guide was fantastic. Route was incredible.
Our guide was lovely and kind. We've seen amazing spots. I'd recommend it.
The tour was incredible, with breathtaking scenery and a perfect guide!
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Beautiful scenery, interesting places. Very nice driver/guide.
The guide, Shawn was awesome. Loved the beautiful scenic journey
A nice day trip and a pleasant driver-guide. Ticketing is easy through the site.
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Meeting point
Kelpies
Loch Lomond
Trossachs National Park
Stirling Castle
Ending point
Ensign Ewart, Lawnmarket
Your full-day trip will begin at Ensign Ewart, Lawnmarket, where a luxury AC coach will be waiting for you.
85.77 km
73 minutes
1
Callander
Callander is a charming town known for its proximity to the Trossachs National Park, perfect for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. It is often called the Gateway to the Highlands and was used as a location for several scenes in the TV series Outlander.
105.4 km
89 minutes
2
Glencoe
Famous for its stunning valley, Glencoe was the filming location for many Harry Potter scenes, including parts of the journey to Hogwarts. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
26.23 km
27 minutes
3
Fort William
The largest town in the Scottish Highlands, Fort William is an essential stop for adventurers and was featured in James Bond: Skyfall, with its nearby mountainous landscapes providing a stunning backdrop.
27.04 km
28 minutes
4
Glenfinnan Viaduct
A remarkable 21-arch railway bridge, this site is one of the most iconic in Scotland, especially famous for its appearance in the Harry Potter films.
0.16 km
1 minute
5
Glenfinnan Monument
The Glenfinnan Monument is a tall obelisk that commemorates the Jacobite rising of 1745 and stands on the shores of Loch Shiel. The monument is prominently featured in Outlander.
142.11 km
2 hours 2 minutes
6
Pitlochry
A picturesque town known for its Victorian charm, Pitlochry is famous for its natural beauty and the salmon ladder. You can choose to try some refreshments here before heading back.
113.78 km
1 hour 31 minutes
7
Ensign Ewart, Lawnmarket
Luxury transfers, a local guide, and a full-day trip of the Scottish countryside
Luxury transfers, a local guide, and a full-day trip of the Scottish countryside
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Meeting point
Callander
Glencoe
Fort William
Glenfinnan Viaduct
Glenfinnan Monument
Pitlochry
Ending point
Mr. Robert was very funny and knowledgeable guy. At first, he talked non-stop but turns out he is a very nice and kind guy. The tour was magnificent! Honestly, I didn't know much about Scotland, yet this experience was very enjoyable from start to finish.
Our tour guide Stevie was so funny and very knowledgeable about the area. We were provided with many entertaining facts about each area and were provided with plenty of bathroom and food stops. Wish we could've spent more time at each location but we could've been there forever if we did 😂. Amazing experience worth the money
The driver was funny and knowledgeable and the settings were beautiful
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The Ensign Ewart, Lawnmarket
Your full-day tour will begin at The Ensign Ewart, Lawnmarket in Edinburgh. Board your AC bus and start your journey.
115.55 km
1 hour 43 minutes
1
Holy Island of Lindisfarne
1 attractions
The Holy Island of Lindisfarne is a serene and historic island, home to the Lindisfarne Gospels, one of the most important manuscripts in the UK.
Lindisfarne Castle
Tickets not included
Sitting atop a rocky hill, this iconic castle offers dramatic views over the Northumberland coastline. The castle was once a royal residence but was later transformed into a private home in the 1900s.
44.42 km
44 minutes
2
Alnwick
1 attractions
A charming market town known for its beautiful gardens and cobbled streets, Alnwick was one of the filming locations for Harry Potter.
Alnwick Castle
Tickets not included
This majestic castle, often dubbed the "Windsor of the North," has been the home of the Duke of Northumberland for over 700 years. Aside from Harry Potter, Alnwick Castle also appeared in Downton Abbey.
53.91 km
50 minutes
3
Coldstream
Coldstream is known for being the home of the Coldstream Guards, Britain’s oldest regiment still in active service.
7.4 km
10 minutes
4
Flodden Field Memorial
This historical site commemorates the Battle of Flodden, one of the largest battles in British history.
84.97 km
90 minutes
5
The Ensign Ewart, Lawnmarket
Guided tour of Alnwick to see the castle which featured as Hogwarts in the 2001 and 2002 films
Guided tour of Alnwick to see the castle which featured as Hogwarts in the 2001 and 2002 films
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Weather aside (cool and rainy) this was a great day out from Edinburgh. Carys, our guide, was wonderful. She shared a lot of interesting historical information but also left us in peace to enjoy the Scottish tunes she played and the scenery (or a snooze). Tour was very well organized. Alnwick Castle is super impressive as was the town itself. Lindisfane is a charming wee village but be prepared for quite a walk if you want to go to the castle. We didn't have enough time so enjoyed the priory and a coffee in one of the cafes. I highly recommend this tour and Timberbush.
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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 km
48 minutes
1
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 km
1 hour 34 minutes
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 km
29 minutes
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 km
51 minutes
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 km
38 minutes
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 km
2 hours 4 minutes
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 km
1 hour 38 minutes
7
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 km
29 minutes
1
Loch Ness
1 activities
Loch Ness, renowned for its legendary monster Nessie, offers breathtaking views and a chance to delve into local folklore.
Loch Ness Cruise
Additional cost (on-site)
44.5 km
46 minutes
2
Urquhart Castle
Tickets not included
Set on the shores of Loch Ness, Urquhart Castle offers panoramic views and a glimpse into Scotland’s medieval history.
27 km
29 minutes
3
Fort Augustus
Our lunch stop is Fort Augustus, a pretty village at the south end of Loch Ness. This village offers stunning views up the loch.
Visitors can also enjoy a visit to the Caledonian Canal Centre or just sit back and watch the boats navigating the locks.
21 km
27 minutes
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 km
24 minutes
5
Dores Beach
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 km
21 minutes
6
Railway Terrace
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