Classic Highland scenery, historic stops, and open landscapes
Travel beyond the city and into the landscapes that define Scotland — from Highland glens and lochs to historic villages, scenic viewpoints, and quieter backroads shaped around your interests. This private Highlands day tour is fully personalised, allowing for a more flexible pace and a route tailored to the kind of Scotland you want to experience.
Rising majestically along the Forth and Clyde Canal, The Kelpies are a pair of colossal equine sculptures that pay homage to Scotland’s industrial and mythical heritage. These horse-head sculptures, standing at 30 metres tall, represent the water spirits known as kelpies from Scottish folklore. The sculptures are a striking example of public art and engineering prowess, attracting visitors with their impressive size and symbolism.
Culross, a picturesque village in Fife, is a well-preserved time capsule that transports visitors back to the 17th century. The cobbled streets, traditional Scottish buildings, and the iconic Culross Palace create a charming atmosphere. The village overlooks the Firth of Forth, providing scenic views. Visitors can explore the palace, Culross Abbey, and the quaint streets, making it a delightful destination for those seeking history, architecture, and a glimpse of old-world Scotland.
Glendevon is a serene and picturesque area known for its natural beauty and outdoor activities. The glen offers opportunities for hiking and walking amid lush landscapes. It is a perfect retreat for those seeking a quiet escape and a connection with nature in the heart of Scotland.
Nestled in the heart of Perthshire, Crieff is a vibrant town surrounded by rolling hills and scenic landscapes. The town is known for its Victorian architecture, independent shops, and the beautiful Macrosty Park. Visitors can explore attractions like Drummond Castle Gardens, take scenic walks along the River Earn, and indulge in local cuisine. Crieff is also famous for the Glenturret Distillery, where visitors can learn about the whisky-making process and enjoy tastings.
Dunkeld is a historic town known for its cathedral and picturesque setting. Dunkeld Cathedral, with its Gothic architecture, is a prominent landmark that has stood since the 15th century. The town offers quaint streets lined with shops, cafes, and traditional Scottish buildings.
