Itinerary
- Day 1
Glasgow
You'll arrive at Edinburgh airport and head to your Glasgow hotel to settle in. After getting oriented, you'll take a panoramic tour through Scotland's largest city, seeing George Square, Glasgow Cathedral, and the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. Back at the hotel you'll have dinner and rest up for the days ahead.
- Meals
- Dinner
Included Activities
- Panoramic city tour of Glasgow
- Visit George Square
- Visit Glasgow Cathedral
- Visit Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
Landmarks George Square Glasgow Cathedral Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum - Day 2
Kelpies & Stirling
The Kelpies are first on your list, those massive 30-meter equine sculptures that really stand out. From there you'll go to Stirling Castle on Castle Hill and explore the royal history plus get some countryside views. Later in the afternoon you'll try your hand at making traditional haggis and then taste what you've made.
Included Activities
- Visit the Kelpies
- Visit Stirling Castle
- Haggis Experience and tasting
Landmarks The Kelpies Stirling Castle - Day 3
Loch Lomond - Glencoe - Eilean Donan
This morning you'll take a scenic cruise on Loch Lomond, the largest lake in Great Britain. After that you'll travel through Glencoe's dramatic landscape and stop at Eilean Donan Castle sitting on its small island. By evening you're at Balmacara Hotel for a hearty dinner.
- Meals
- Dinner
Included Activities
- Cruise on Loch Lomond
- Tour Glencoe
- Visit Eilean Donan Castle
Landmarks Loch Lomond Trossachs National Park Glencoe Eilean Donan Castle - Day 4
Isle of Skye
You'll cross the Skye Bridge onto the Isle of Skye and spend the day exploring its rugged landscapes and dramatic coastlines. There's free time in Portree, the island's colorful main town, so you can wander around on your own. In the evening you'll head back to the mainland and travel to Inverness for a Highlander Experience at a local farm with music, storytelling, and traditional Highland food.
- Meals
- Dinner (Scottish themed night with dinner and entertainment)
Included Activities
- Day touring the Isle of Skye
- Highlander Experience at a local farm
Optional Activities
- Free time exploring Portree
Landmarks Isle of Skye Portree Skye Bridge 
- Day 5
Loch Ness
A circular tour of Loch Ness takes up the day, starting on the north side where you'll see Urquhart Castle and its views. You'll grab a traditional Sunday Roast in Drumnadrochit, then continue to Fort Augustus. Next comes a walk to Foyers Falls, which poet Robert Burns admired. By evening you're back in Inverness for a relaxed night.
Included Activities
- Visit Urquhart Castle
- Walk to Foyers Falls
Optional Activities
- Traditional Sunday Roast lunch in Drumnadrochit
Landmarks Loch Ness Urquhart Castle Drumnadrochit Fort Augustus Foyers Falls 
- Day 6
Culloden & Rothiemurchus
Start at Culloden Battlefield and spend time at the visitor centre learning about the Jacobite Rising and what happened in 1746. Then you'll head to Rothiemurchus Estate in the Cairngorm Mountains to get an introduction to Highland Games traditions. Weather permitting, you'll try some classic events and learn why they matter culturally, then have a relaxed lunch on the estate.
- Meals
- Dinner
Included Activities
- Visit Culloden Battlefield and visitor centre
- Highland Games Experience
Landmarks Culloden Battlefield Rothiemurchus Estate Cairngorm Mountains - Day 7
Aberdeenshire Countryside
You'll head to Aberdeenshire's countryside for a sheepdog demonstration, watching highly trained dogs respond to shepherd's whistles and calls. After that comes an interactive farm visit where you can feed Highland coos, take photos, and learn about what makes them unique. A hearty countryside lunch wraps up the day in that tranquil rural setting.
- Meals
- Lunch (Hearty countryside lunch), Dinner
Included Activities
- Sheepdog Demonstration
- Meet Highland Coos
- Day 8
St Andrews
The day starts overlooking Lunan Bay with a guided tour of a sustainable distillery focused on Highland Rye Scotch Whisky. You'll head to historic St Andrews next, known as the Home of Golf and home to Scotland's oldest university. There's free time to walk the medieval streets, shop around, or stroll the Old Course and coastline. Later you'll travel to Edinburgh for your final two-night stay.
Included Activities
- Distillery Tour and Tasting
Optional Activities
- Free time exploring St Andrews medieval streets
- Shopping in local boutiques
- Stroll along the Old Course and scenic coastline
Landmarks Lunan Bay St Andrews Old Course - Day 9
Edinburgh
After breakfast you have a full day to spend as you like in Edinburgh. The Royal Mile is there to wander, or you can explore the closes and wynds tucked between streets. Edinburgh Castle offers panoramic city views, the National Museum of Scotland has plenty to see, and Arthur's Seat has a hike if you're up for it. You'll gather in the evening for a special farewell dinner at a local restaurant to celebrate your time in Scotland.
- Meals
- Breakfast (Full Scottish breakfast), Dinner (Farewell Dinner at Edinburgh Restaurant)
Optional Activities
- Wander the Royal Mile
- Explore charming closes and wynds
- Visit Edinburgh Castle
- Explore the National Museum of Scotland
- Hike up Arthur's Seat
Landmarks Royal Mile Edinburgh Castle National Museum of Scotland Arthur's Seat - Day 10
Home
After breakfast, your tour comes to an end.
- Meals
- Breakfast (Full Scottish breakfast)
