Private Highland 4 Day Tour

Embark on our four-day tour for an unforgettable journey through Scotland’s rich history, vibrant culture, legendary myths, awe-inspiring castles, and breathtaking landscapes dotted with stunning lochs. It’s the perfect way to experience the very best this remarkable country has to offer.

Tour Information

Duration: 4 Days

Guest: Up to 6-9 passengers.

Please note: Accommodation, entry tickets, meals, and drinks are not included.

• Pickup time: Between 8:00 and 10am depending on the Itinerary.
• Drop-off Time: Typically between 4pm and 6pm
• Vehicle: Mercedes Tourer or Levc Txe.

Explore Scotland on a Private Tour: Castles, Legends & Landscapes:

Experience the very best of Scotland on a tailor-made private tour, discovering ancient castles, breathtaking landscapes, and iconic landmarks. From the rugged beauty of Glen Coe to the mystical waters of Loch Ness, every stop on this journey promises unforgettable memories.

Stirling Castle & Wallace Monument

Step back into the drama of Scotland’s storied past at Stirling Castle, one of the country’s grandest fortresses, perched atop volcanic rock. Wander the royal palace, great halls, and ancient battlements where kings and queens once reigned. Nearby, The Wallace Monument towers over the landscape, honoring the legendary hero William Wallace. Climb to the top for panoramic views and a deeper understanding of Scotland's fight for freedom.

Glen Coe

Prepare to be awestruck by the haunting beauty of Glen Coe, Scotland’s most famous glen. Shaped by volcanic eruptions and icy glaciers, this dramatic valley tells tales of clan battles and tragic history. It's a landscape of rugged peaks, waterfalls, and moody skies – perfect for photographers and dreamers alike.

Glenfinnan Viaduct

Railway magic awaits at the Glenfinnan Viaduct, made famous by the Harry Potter films. Watch the steam train glide gracefully across this architectural marvel, framed by breathtaking Highlands scenery. A must-visit for fans and anyone who loves a touch of cinematic wonder.

Armadale Castle

On the Isle of Skye’s southern tip, explore the romantic ruins of Armadale Castle, once home to the MacDonalds, Lords of the Isles. Surrounded by lush gardens and woodland trails, it’s the perfect place to connect with clan heritage and the wild heart of Skye.

The Old Man of Storr

Embark on a hike to the iconic Old Man of Storr, a towering rock formation that looks like it belongs in a fantasy novel. Rising sharply from the misty landscape of Skye, it offers some of the most spectacular views in Scotland for those who make the journey.

Dunvegan Castle

Step into history at Dunvegan Castle, the oldest continuously inhabited castle in Scotland and the ancestral home of Clan MacLeod. Discover ancient artifacts, fairy legends, and enchanting gardens – or set off on a boat trip to spot seals along the shore.

Inverness

Welcome to the Highland capital! Inverness is a charming city where past and present blend seamlessly. Stroll along the River Ness, visit Inverness Castle, or simply enjoy the lively atmosphere of traditional pubs, shops, and riverside cafés.

Isle of Skye

An island of myths and legends, the Isle of Skye is a land of misty mountains, fairy pools, dramatic cliffs, and timeless villages. Explore its rugged coastline, sparkling lochs, and winding roads that lead to some of Scotland's most soul-stirring sights.

Eilean Donan Castle

Marvel at the fairytale setting of Eilean Donan Castle, standing proudly where three great lochs meet. With its picturesque bridge and mountain backdrop, it's one of Scotland’s most photographed sites – and for good reason.

Fort Augustus

Nestled at the southern tip of Loch Ness, Fort Augustus is a delightful village known for its scenic locks on the Caledonian Canal. It's the perfect place to relax, watch boats navigate the waterways, and take in peaceful Highland surroundings.

Loch Ness

Will you spot the elusive Nessie? Loch Ness, the world-famous deep freshwater loch, offers mysterious waters and majestic views. Enjoy a boat cruise, visit the Loch Ness Centre, or simply gaze into the depths and dream of legends.

Hermitage Woodland Walk

Stretch your legs with a serene woodland walk at The Hermitage, where towering Douglas firs, rushing waterfalls, and mossy paths create a magical atmosphere. It's a hidden gem and a refreshing break among nature’s finest.

Queen’s View

Capture one of Scotland’s most iconic panoramas at Queen’s View, overlooking Loch Tummel and the Highland hills beyond. Named after Queen Victoria’s visit, the viewpoint delivers breathtaking vistas that are truly fit for royalty.

Culloden Battlefield

Stand on the haunting fields of Culloden Battlefield, site of the last battle fought on British soil. Learn about the Jacobite uprising and the dramatic events that forever changed Scottish history. The visitor center’s immersive experience brings the battle vividly to life.

Blair Castle

Discover Blair Castle, the ancestral home of the Clan Murray and the seat of the Dukes of Atholl. Explore elegant rooms, dazzling armor displays, and beautiful gardens – all nestled within Perthshire’s Highland grandeur.

Blair Athol Distillery (Optional Whisky Tour)

Complete your Scottish adventure with a visit to Blair Athol Distillery, one of the oldest working distilleries in Scotland. Enjoy an optional whisky tasting tour where you’ll learn about traditional craftsmanship – and savor the rich, smooth flavors of a true Highland malt.

Your Journey Awaits! Travel at your own pace, with a knowledgeable guide and bespoke experiences tailored just for you. Whether it’s castle history, Highland landscapes, or whisky by a cozy fire, this private tour promises a trip filled with wonder, adventure, and lasting memories.