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Tour Overview
Embark on the 3-day Ultimate Skye Experience, a captivating journey through Scotland's breathtaking landscapes and rich history. Starting in Edinburgh or Glasgow, this tour takes you through the stunning Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park, the dramatic Glen Coe, and the picturesque town of Fort William. Explore the mystical Isle of Skye, with its rugged Cuillin Mountains and the enchanting Trotternish Peninsula. Delight in the vibrant village of Portree and its culinary offerings. On the final day, visit the legendary Loch Ness, with an optional boat cruise for monster spotting, and the historic Culloden Battlefield. Conclude your adventure in the charming village of Pitlochry before returning to Edinburgh. Enjoy comfortable B&B accommodations, guided tours, and breakfast, while entrance fees and gratuities are not included. This eco-conscious tour promises an unforgettable exploration of Scotland's natural beauty and cultural heritage. ...more ...less
Highlights
Culloden: Visit the historic battlefield
Eilean Donan: Scotland’s most beautiful castle
Loch Ness: Monster spotting on a boat cruise (optional)
Skye: The Cuillins Hills and the Trotternish Peninsula
Glen Coe: Wonderful scenery and fascinating history
Explore the Isle of Skye, including Portree and the Trotternish Peninsula
Visit Pitlochry, a picturesque village at the geographical center of Scotland
Location: Edinburgh, Glasgow, Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, Glen Coe, Fort William, Loch Ness, Inverness
Our tour begins in Scotland’s capital city, Edinburgh before travelling across to Scotland’s largest city, Glasgow, where the remaining members of the group will join the tour. From here we will begin our journey north, with our first stop taking you to the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park. We will stop in a picturesque village, where you can relax over a cup of coffee or take in the fantastic views of the largest expanse of freshwater in the UK, Loch Lomond. Your driver-guide will tell you the history and theories behind the famous Scottish song named after the Loch, whilst you drive along the Loch’s Bonnie Banks and you enjoy the stunning scenery of this area. As you continue further north into the Scottish Highlands you’ll watch in awe as the landscape becomes more and more dramatic. You will pass through the wild expanses of Rannoch Moor before reaching Glen Coe. Whilst here you will be able to learn the brutal story of the MacDonald Clan massacre and take in the weeping waterfalls and incredible mountains that inhabit this incredible glen, which contains some of the most iconic scenery in Scotland.We will then travel to the Highland town of Fort William, which marks the end of Scotland’s oldest and most popular long-distance walks, The West Highland Way. Here, you can take in views of Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the UK, standing at 1,345 metres above sea level.We will then travel through the Great Glen and pass along the shores of Loch Ness, on our way to our overnight stop in Inverness, the capital of the Highlands. ...more ...less
Day 2
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Explore Skye
Location: Isle of Skye, Portree, Trotternish, Inverness
Meals Included: Breakfast
Your experienced and knowledgeable guide will use their knowledge ensure you can the most out of your day visiting the dramatic Isle of Skye. The exact itinerary for this day will vary from tour to tour, but will be based on a variety of factors such as the weather, your group and local events. You will enjoy sights such as the craggy Cuillin Mountains, these sharp peaks which rise up from the flatness of the surrounding terrain, are the dominating feature of the island and can be seen from across the island.We will also include a stop at Portree, the colourful capital of Skye. Overlooking a sheltered bay, this scenic fishing village has a variety of food options, making it a perfect lunch spot. The town is ideally located for excellent Fish & Chips, or you could enjoy some whisky in one of the excellent pubs.One area of Skye that we are very likely to visit is the Trotternish Peninsula. This is the most northerly of Skye’s peninsulas and it contains some of the most striking and unique landscapes in Scotland. Here we will stop for photographs at The Kilt Rock, Mealt Waterfall and The Old Man of Storr. At the end of our day exploring the Isle of Skye, we will return to Inverness for a second night in your accommodation.
Our third day begins with a visit to one of Scotland’s the most famous natural landscapes, Loch Ness. It is also one of the largest and deepest in the country, so large that all of the water in every lake and river in England and Wales could fit in with room to spare. In fact, the entire population of the world could fit into Loch Ness, and it’s got a monster in it too! Whilst visiting Loch Ness, you would be able to take a boat cruise on the Loch, giving you the chance to Nessie spot on the loch itself. As well as being very large and deep, Loch Ness, has heavy deposits of peat making it difficult for instruments to locate Nessie in the cloudy water. A perfect hiding location for a huge water-dwelling monster.Our next stop is at Culloden Battlefield, site of the last stand of the Jacobite's against the British government forces on 16 April 1746. This was the final pitched battle on British soil and, in less than an hour, around 1,600 men were slain – 1,500 of them Jacobite's. You can experience everything about the events leading up to, during and after the battle in the impressive visitor centre and interactive exhibition, as well as having the chance to wander the land where the battle itself took place.We’ll then continue south to Pitlochry, a picturesque village at the geographical centre of Scotland. Pitlochry has been the gateway to the Highlands since the 1860s thanks to the booming railways of the time, in particular visits from Queen Victoria and Sir Walter Scott, who popularised the Highlands as a tourist destination.We will then travel on the concluding part of our journey, where we will return to Edinburgh’s city centre, where your tour will end. Those travellers who wish to return to Glasgow will be provided with train tickets to complete their journey.
What's Included
Accommodation
Accommodation is included in the tour package.
Fully Guided
The tour is fully guided by an experienced guide.
Meals – Breakfast Only
Breakfast is included in the tour package.
What's Not Included
Tipping and Gratuities
Tipping and gratuities are not included in the tour package.
Entrance Fees
Entrance fees to attractions are not included in the tour package.
Booking Notes
What to bring
It is always advisable to be prepared for any weather in Scotland so a jacket is always a good idea! A bottle of water for hydration and a camera to capture the spectacular views and you are set to go!
It is not necessary for you to bring your own meals, as we will stop throughout the day in small towns or villages where you can purchase food, however you are more than welcome to bring along snacks or a packed lunch.
Children policy: Unfortunately we do not accept children under the age of 3 on any of our tours. We do accept children of 3 years old and above on all tours, providing valid proof of age, such as passport or birth certificate.
For any luggage storage needs, Stasher can help! Visit https://stasher.com/?ref=otjiyjk to find out more, and for our customers there is a 10% discount: type in the voucher code ‘highland10’
Mode of Transport
Travel conveniently from Edinburgh or Glasgow, with pick-up and drop-off at central locations. Enjoy scenic drives through the Scottish Highlands, with a knowledgeable driver-guide enhancing your journey.
Accommodation
Enjoy comfortable stays in B&Bs with en-suite bathrooms, providing a cozy and private retreat after a day of exploring the stunning landscapes of Scotland.
Check out our Q&As
What type of accommodation is provided during the tour?
The tour provides accommodation in a Bed & Breakfast with an en-suite bathroom.
Are meals included in the tour package?
The tour includes breakfast only. Other meals are not included, but there will be opportunities to purchase food during the tour.
Is there an age restriction for this tour?
Yes, children under the age of 3 are not accepted on the tour. Children aged 3 and above are welcome, provided valid proof of age is presented.
What should I bring with me on the tour?
It is advisable to bring a jacket for the unpredictable Scottish weather, a bottle of water for hydration, and a camera to capture the views. While meals are not included, you can bring snacks or a packed lunch if you prefer.
Is there an option for a boat cruise on Loch Ness?
Yes, there is an optional boat cruise on Loch Ness where you can try to spot the famous Loch Ness Monster.
What happens if I want to return to Glasgow at the end of the tour?
Travelers who wish to return to Glasgow will be provided with train tickets to complete their journey after the tour ends in Edinburgh.
How much luggage can I bring?
Due to the size of our vehicles, on our multi-day tours, we guarantee to carry one piece of luggage per passenger of 55cm x 40cm x 20cm, with a maximum of 15 kg. This is equivalent to hand luggage allowed in an aircraft cabin.
Can I join the tour once it has departed?
If you are delayed due to a flight cancellation for example, we will do our best to help you catch up with the tour. However, we cannot allow the tour to be affected negatively for the other passengers.
Should I take out travel insurance?
We highly recommend you take out travel insurance.
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Reviews from travellers on this tour
Marine C
Incredible landscapes and a good storyteller!
25th September
The entire tour was amazing and we've seen so wonderful landscapes !
Our guide, Maj, was funny, friendly and a good storyteller (and driver!). He loves his country and this had made us want to explore more Scotland!
He also has made extra stops to meet hairy coos.
The B&B was comfortable and cozy, we were not disappointed.
Un grand merci !
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DinkohBristol
Superb tour
4th October 2022
We loved the knowledgeable commentary, humour and enthusiasm from Eddie our Tour Guide (“it’s Clan McDonald-not Claire McDonald”!) and the fabulous scenery and variety of places we visited. A beautiful area with so much history-made even more special with our great fellow passengers. We’ll have to return and see more…
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Jess M
Highly recommend!
13th October 2022
Fantastic tour! My guide (Andy) was amazing! So knowledgeable and fun to be around. This tour really covers everything and didn’t feel rushed. Highly recommend
Sherry52_10
Scottish Highlands and beautiful Isle of Skye
23rd November 2022
We took the tour in November. We had a very short visit to Scotland visiting cities and wanted to see the Highlands and Isle of Skye. Our tour guide Maj was fantastic. He had a wonderful sense of humour and shared Scottish history and folklore amazingly well. Loved the scenery! It was a lot of driving, but we wanted to see it all. Would highly recommend this tour!
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Diana G
Amazing!!
27th September 2022
Jamie and this tour was incredible! Best way to travel the highlands in a short period of time. All the places we visited were like taken out of a painting.
Highland Experience Tours requires a minimum deposit of
10%
or the full booking value, whichever is less, with the final balance not due until 30 days before departure.
Cancellation Policy
We don't charge a cancellation fee, here is a summary of highland experience tours charges.
Up to 15 days before tour starts: Forfeit 100% of deposit.
At 14 days before tour starts: Forfeit 50% of booking price.
At 8 days before tour starts: Forfeit 100% of booking price.
3-day Ultimate Skye Experience
3 Days Starting and ending in Edinburgh or Glasgow
Visiting:
Edinburgh, Glasgow, Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, Glen Coe, Fort William, Loch Ness, Inverness, Isle of Skye, Portree, Trotternish, Culloden, Pitlochry
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You can experience everything about the events leading up to, during and after the battle in the impressive visitor centre and interactive exhibition, as well as having the chance to wander the land where the battle itself took place.We’ll then continue south to Pitlochry, a picturesque village at the geographical centre of Scotland. Pitlochry has been the gateway to the Highlands since the 1860s thanks to the booming railways of the time, in particular visits from Queen Victoria and Sir Walter Scott, who popularised the Highlands as a tourist destination.We will then travel on the concluding part of our journey, where we will return to Edinburgh’s city centre, where your tour will end. 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A perfect hiding location for a huge water-dwelling monster.Our next stop is at Culloden Battlefield, site of the last stand of the Jacobite's against the British government forces on 16 April 1746. This was the final pitched battle on British soil and, in less than an hour, around 1,600 men were slain – 1,500 of them Jacobite's. You can experience everything about the events leading up to, during and after the battle in the impressive visitor centre and interactive exhibition, as well as having the chance to wander the land where the battle itself took place.We’ll then continue south to Pitlochry, a picturesque village at the geographical centre of Scotland. Pitlochry has been the gateway to the Highlands since the 1860s thanks to the booming railways of the time, in particular visits from Queen Victoria and Sir Walter Scott, who popularised the Highlands as a tourist destination.We will then travel on the concluding part of our journey, where we will return to Edinburgh’s city centre, where your tour will end. Those travellers who wish to return to Glasgow will be provided with train tickets to complete their journey.","lat":"57.487719","lng":"-4.142093"},{"title":"Day 3: Inverness - Edinburgh","name":"Pitlochry","description":"Our third day begins with a visit to one of Scotland’s the most famous natural landscapes, Loch Ness. It is also one of the largest and deepest in the country, so large that all of the water in every lake and river in England and Wales could fit in with room to spare. In fact, the entire population of the world could fit into Loch Ness, and it’s got a monster in it too! Whilst visiting Loch Ness, you would be able to take a boat cruise on the Loch, giving you the chance to Nessie spot on the loch itself. As well as being very large and deep, Loch Ness, has heavy deposits of peat making it difficult for instruments to locate Nessie in the cloudy water. A perfect hiding location for a huge water-dwelling monster.Our next stop is at Culloden Battlefield, site of the last stand of the Jacobite's against the British government forces on 16 April 1746. This was the final pitched battle on British soil and, in less than an hour, around 1,600 men were slain – 1,500 of them Jacobite's. You can experience everything about the events leading up to, during and after the battle in the impressive visitor centre and interactive exhibition, as well as having the chance to wander the land where the battle itself took place.We’ll then continue south to Pitlochry, a picturesque village at the geographical centre of Scotland. Pitlochry has been the gateway to the Highlands since the 1860s thanks to the booming railways of the time, in particular visits from Queen Victoria and Sir Walter Scott, who popularised the Highlands as a tourist destination.We will then travel on the concluding part of our journey, where we will return to Edinburgh’s city centre, where your tour will end. Those travellers who wish to return to Glasgow will be provided with train tickets to complete their journey.","lat":"56.704361","lng":"-3.729711"},{"title":"Day 3: Inverness - Edinburgh","name":"Edinburgh","description":"Our third day begins with a visit to one of Scotland’s the most famous natural landscapes, Loch Ness. It is also one of the largest and deepest in the country, so large that all of the water in every lake and river in England and Wales could fit in with room to spare. In fact, the entire population of the world could fit into Loch Ness, and it’s got a monster in it too! Whilst visiting Loch Ness, you would be able to take a boat cruise on the Loch, giving you the chance to Nessie spot on the loch itself. As well as being very large and deep, Loch Ness, has heavy deposits of peat making it difficult for instruments to locate Nessie in the cloudy water. A perfect hiding location for a huge water-dwelling monster.Our next stop is at Culloden Battlefield, site of the last stand of the Jacobite's against the British government forces on 16 April 1746. This was the final pitched battle on British soil and, in less than an hour, around 1,600 men were slain – 1,500 of them Jacobite's. You can experience everything about the events leading up to, during and after the battle in the impressive visitor centre and interactive exhibition, as well as having the chance to wander the land where the battle itself took place.We’ll then continue south to Pitlochry, a picturesque village at the geographical centre of Scotland. Pitlochry has been the gateway to the Highlands since the 1860s thanks to the booming railways of the time, in particular visits from Queen Victoria and Sir Walter Scott, who popularised the Highlands as a tourist destination.We will then travel on the concluding part of our journey, where we will return to Edinburgh’s city centre, where your tour will end. Those travellers who wish to return to Glasgow will be provided with train tickets to complete their journey.","lat":"55.953252","lng":"-3.188267"}]
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