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Scotland
Traveling to Scotland is like stepping into a land of rugged beauty and rich history. From the mysterious highland landscapes shrouded in mist to the lively streets of Edinburgh and the remote islands off the west coast, Scotland offers a tapestry of experiences. Explore ancient castles, savor a dram of Scotch whisky, and revel in the enchanting sounds of bagpipes. Scotland's diverse landscapes, including serene lochs and towering mountains, provide a backdrop for outdoor adventures. Whether you're hiking in the Highlands, tracing your heritage at a clan museum, or simply enjoying a warm welcome in a cozy pub, Scotland's timeless charm and friendly people make it a captivating destination for travelers seeking both natural wonders and cultural delights.
Best of Scotland (Self-Drive)
Depart on a self driven journey to visit Scotland's vibrant cities and cozy corners. The Scots possess a pride as tangible as the woolen accessories they don. Prepare for a vacation filled with legends, local treasures, and lively pubs, it will spotlight the true essence of this picture perfect destination. Uncover the secrets of the Royal Mile in Edinburgh and set off to the scenic Highlands and the legendary Loch Ness. En route, you will stop in the port city of Aberdeen, and Inverness with its peaceful riverside and renowned spirits.
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Edinburgh (2), Aberdeen (1), Inverness (2), Glasgow (1)
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7 days/6 nights
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​NOTE: Please write down the trip name before clicking on "Start Planning" because it will ask which trip you are interested in.
Scottish Daytripper Group Tour
Immerse yourself in history, culture, and natural splendor as you unpack once in thriving Glasgow and discover Arran, the Highlands, the Scottish Borders, and Edinburgh. INSIDER TIP! Extend your vacation with pre- or post-nights in Glasgow. We’ve negotiated special hotel rates to make it easy and affordable.
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Starts and ends in Glasgow
6 days/5 nights/8 meals
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Highlights include:
Isle of Arran
Brodick Castle and Gardens
Edinburgh Castle
Loch Lomond Cruise
Glasgow
Abbotsford House
Stirling Castle
NOTE: Please write down the trip name before clicking on "Start Planning" because it will ask which trip you are interested in.
Taste of Scotland & Ireland Group Tour
See the most-beloved attractions of two countries at a lively pace. Feast in a medieval castle, cruise Loch Ness, take a jaunting car ride, watch sheepdogs on a farm.
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Starts in Glasgow - Ends in Dublin
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11 days/10 nights/17 meals
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Highlights include:
Sheepdog Demonstration
Loch Ness Cruise
Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo
Cliffs of Moher
Edinburgh Castle
Titanic Belfast
Blarney Castle
Medieval Castle Banquet
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NOTE: Please write down the trip name before clicking on "Start Planning" because it will ask which trip you are interested in.
Scottish Dream Group Tour
Check the must-sees off of your wish list on this good-value Scotland tour, which is an ideal introduction to the bustling cities and breathtaking landscapes.
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Starts in Glasgow - Ends in Edinburgh
8 days/7 nights/12 meals
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Highlights include:
Loch Lomond Cruise
Inveraray Castle
St Andrews
Scottish Sheepdog Demonstration
Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo
Isle of Skye
Blair Athol Distillery
Blair Castle
Culloden Battlefield
Edinburgh Castle
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NOTE: Please write down the trip name before clicking on "Start Planning" because it will ask which trip you are interested in.
Taste of Scotland Guided Tour
Explore the very best of Scotland's gorgeous scenery and bustling cities on this short-and-sweet introductory tour. Discover the highlights of Glasgow, the Highlands, and Edinburgh. 
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Starts in Glasgow - Ends in Edinburgh
5 days/4 nights/7 meals
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Highlights include:
Loch Ness Cruise
Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo
Blair Athol Distillery
Edinburgh Castle
St Andrews
Loch Lomond
Glasgow
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NOTE: Please write down the trip name before clicking on "Start Planning" because it will ask which trip you are interested in.
Scottish Isles & Glens Guided Tour
Head a little off the beaten path on this tour of Scotland's rugged Highlands, coastal byways, and the archaeological treasures on Orkney and the Isle of Skye.
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Starts in Glasgow - Ends in Edinburgh
12 days/11 nights/18 meals
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Highlights include:
Ring of Brodgar
Isle of Skye
Orkney Islands
Inverewe Gardens
Loch Ness Cruise
Urquhart Castle
Skara Brae
Mount Stuart House and Gardens
Dunrobin Castle
Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo
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NOTE: Please write down the trip name before clicking on "Start Planning" because it will ask which trip you are interested in.
Scottish Clans & Castles Guided Tour
Revisit the past on this leisurely Scottish tour filled with castle ruins, ancient battlefields, and colorful stories from the country's rich history.
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Starts and ends in Edinburgh
10 days/9 nights/15 meals
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Highlights Include:
Palace of Holyroodhouse
Culloden Battlefield
Dunvegan Castle
Stirling Castle
Isle of Skye
Eilean Donan Castle
Scottish Sheepdog Demonstration
Fyvie Castle
Edinburgh Castle
Highland Cows
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NOTE: Please write down the trip name before clicking on "Start Planning" because it will ask which trip you are interested in.
Scotland tid bits
When I book a trip for you, we will sit down and go over where you are vising, how to get around, how to handle the language barrier, and important things to know when traveling. Here are a few helpful things to know when visiting Scotland:
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Language: English is the official language in Scotland, but Scottish Gaelic is also spoken in some areas. Most people speak English, and learning a few common Scottish words and phrases can be a fun addition to your trip.
Currency: Scotland uses the British Pound Sterling (GBP). Credit cards are widely accepted, but it's advisable to carry some cash for smaller establishments and transportation.
Weather: Scotland's weather can be unpredictable, so pack layers and waterproof clothing, regardless of the season. Be prepared for rain at any time.
Cultural Etiquette: Scots are known for their friendliness. Saying "please" and "thank you" is customary, and it's polite to greet with a friendly "Hello."
Tipping: Tipping is customary in restaurants, and leaving a 10% to 15% tip for good service is typical.
Outdoor Adventures: Scotland offers stunning natural landscapes, including the Highlands and islands. Be prepared for outdoor activities like hiking, golfing, and fishing, depending on the region and season.
Historical Sites: Explore historic castles, ancient ruins, and museums to uncover Scotland's rich history and heritage.
Whisky Tasting: Scotland is famous for its Scotch whisky. Consider visiting a distillery for a tasting session and a deeper understanding of this national treasure.
Public Transportation: Scotland has a well-developed public transportation system, including buses and trains. Consider purchasing an Explorer Pass for discounts on travel.
Emergency Services: The emergency number for police, fire, and medical assistance in Scotland is 999.
Safety: Scotland is generally safe for tourists, but standard safety precautions should still be observed, especially in remote or rural areas.
By keeping these tips in mind, you can fully enjoy Scotland's breathtaking landscapes, vibrant cities, and rich cultural heritage while respecting local customs and traditions.