For added comfort on arrival, your Meet and Greet assistant will be waiting outside customs with a name sign, ready to coordinate your connection with your private driver and accompany you all the way to your hotel for check-in.

A full welcome package will be waiting at your first property, including your itinerary, destination notes, and any admissions or documents you need for the journey ahead.

Exploring Edinburgh's exhilarating Royal Mile is your best way to get acquainted with the city's Old Town. Forming the main thoroughfare in Edinburgh’s Old Town, the Royal Mile is a series of connected cobblestone streets, spanning Edinburgh Castle to Holyrood Palace. From eateries, tartan souvenir shops, historic landmarks, and an eclectic collection of museums, the Royal Mile has plenty to discover and offers something for everyone. Within your final trip documents, we'll provide you with the best route for a self-guided discovery of The Royal Mile, covering all points of interests. From palaces to whisky shops, there's so much to discover along this legendary path through Old Town.

Meet your private guide at your hotel and depart on foot for a half-day walking tour through Scotland’s hilly capital, Edinburgh, founded over 1,200 years ago. You'll also explore New Town, co-listed with the Old Town as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which features the famous Princes Street with its ornate 200-foot-high Scott Monument, along with historic Georgian and neo-classical architecture. Stroll the renowned Royal Mile in Old Town, book-ended by the 12th-century Edinburgh Castle at one end, and the 16th-century Holyrood Palace at the other, residence of the British monarch in Scotland. Spot the prominent St Giles’ Cathedral, a religious focal point for nearly 900 years. Pass the National Museum of Scotland and learn of the city’s hidden subterranean passages running below street level. Visit the iconic Edinburgh Castle, perched on Castle Rock with an imposing stance upon the historic old town below. Stroll the courtyard and learn about the historic royal residence from the outside before leaving your guide while you visit the inside of the castle, where you can see the lavish interiors, and even the Crown Jewels.

Experience the essence of Edinburgh Gin on the Classic Tour & Tasting. Discover the rich history of gin in the UK and Edinburgh's significant role in it, before stepping into the Flavour Arch. Here, explore the botanical world behind our signature blends, engaging with the aromas, textures, and tastes that define our gins. In the Tasting Rooms, enjoy a curated selection of our celebrated expressions, each sip offering a journey through carefully crafted flavours. Immerse yourself in an unforgettable experience that brings the craft of gin-making to life, stimulating all your senses along the way.

Departing Edinburgh as a small group, you'll set out on a full-day tour alongside up to 16 other guests on a spectacular journey to experience Loch Lomand and Stirling Castle. Leaving Edinburgh, you'll stop en route at the Kelpies monument. The two famed horse heads of this massive steel structure stand as a testament to the horse power that drove the industrial development of Central Scotland. Continue your trip into the beautiful forest-covered hills of the Trossachs National Park, voyaging along the remote and spectacular drovers road to Highland Inversnaid on the bonny banks of Loch Lomond. You can appreciate the view of the loch from here, or take a walk along part of the West Highland Way, tracing the footsteps of Rob Roy and trudging through the Nature Reserve to enjoy spectacular views of Loch Lomond. In the afternoon, continue to Stirling. As you approach, the magnificent Stirling Castle dominates your view. Known as the ‘Key to Scotland,' for centuries this was the most important castle in Scotland, and the views from the top make it easy to see why. If desired, you may opt for an interior visit (payable on the spot). To the north is the 220ft high tower of the National Wallace Monument commemorating Scotland’s great hero William Wallace, played by Mel Gibson in the Oscar-winning movie Braveheart. Rejoin your group transportation for return trip to Edinburgh in the late afternoon.

Meet your private driver and vehicle for a train station transfer.

Depart by train from Edinburgh to Inverness. Approximate travel time is 3.5 hours.

Meet your private driver and vehicle for a train station transfer.

Embark on an unforgettable evening of scotch and storytelling, immersing yourself in the rich history and legends of the Scottish Highlands while indulging in the finest local malt whiskies from nearby distilleries. Your host will enchant you with captivating stories and musical melodies that perfectly encapsulate the charm of the Highlands. A must for whisky aficionados, music enthusiasts, and history buffs alike, this event is a highlight for your Inverness itinerary. With an array of exceptional Highland whiskies, lively traditional tunes, and enthralling tales, it promises to be the ultimate way to spend an evening in this picturesque region.

As a small group of no more than 16 participants, head out on a full day adventure thorough some of Scotland’s most iconic scenery. Driving along the shores of Loch Ness, you'll stop at the village of Invermoriston, where you can take in the serene views, see a delightful ruined bridge, and keep an eye out for 'Nessie', legendary creature said to take refuge in the depths of the loch below. Your journey then winds past the Five Sisters, a stunning range of mountains that dominates the surrounding landscape. You’ll then arrive to the Isle of Skye, making a stop so to admire the picturesque beauty of the 13th century ruins of Eilean Donan Castle - easily recognized as one of the most iconic sights in the country. There will be time for an optional visit of the castle on its separate tidal island, though admission (if desired) is payable on the spot. Your experience on the Isle of Skye will have you brought along the stunningly beautiful road through Glen Suardal, see the iconic Red Cuillin Hills, and enjoy views of Bla Bhein - often considered Scotland’s prettiest mountain. The road then drops to hug the banks of Loch Slappin where you’ll be able to stop and enjoy some beach combing, before your journey takes a steep climb over Strathaird to reach the little community of Elgol, offering superb views of the Black Cuillin Hills and the stunning seascapes towards Rum and other small isles. Return to Inverness via the scenic Black Isle, with views over the Moray Firth.

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Depart by train from Inverness to Glasgow. Approximate travel time is 3.5 hours.

Meet your private driver and vehicle for a train station transfer.

Located in vibrant Glasgow, The Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is one of Scotland's most popular attractions. Opened in 1901, The Kelvingrove features 22 immersive art galleries and hosts an exciting range of temporary exhibits throughout the year. The most famous masterpiece that calls the museum home is Dali's "Christ of St John of the Cross". Further highlights include Rembrandt’s "Man in Armour" as well as a selection of art created by the local legends The Glasgow Boys. Be sure to snap a photo of the "Floating Heads" installation that greets you as you enter the museum's foyer, proving The Kelvingrove is truly one-of-a-kind.

Discover why Glasgow is one of the liveliest and most cosmopolitan destinations in Europe. Meet your private guide and depart on foot for a half-day walking tour through Scotland's largest city, discovering highlights of the city reborn as a center of style and vitality, set against a backdrop of outstanding Victorian architecture. Built in a grid, the city is divided roughly into three districts: the Financial district, the Retail and Theater district, and Merchant City - the latter two being where you'll primarily spend your time strolling. See the elegant Glasgow City Chambers, discover the upmarket Buchanan Street, and pass the 19th-century Theater Royal, home of the Scottish Opera. Discover the 18th and 19th-century mercantile buildings tethered to Merchant Square, now a trendy hub for bars and restaurants, and spot the historic Tolbooth Steeple and clock-tower which dominates Glasgow Cross, a relic from 1625. Keep your eye out for the splendor of Scotland's best-known architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh, whose style adorns many unique attractions throughout Glasgow.

Make your way to the Willow Tea Rooms in central Glasgow, where you’ll indulge in the quintessentially British tradition of Afternoon Tea. Designed by renowned architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh, this charming venue invites you to partake in a delightful afternoon tea experience that transports you to a bygone era. Savor an array of delectable sandwiches, freshly baked scones with clotted cream and jam, and a selection of exquisite pastries. All this is accompanied by a choice of fine teas or freshly brewed coffee, served in an atmosphere of elegant design and artistry. Whether you're a connoisseur of tea or simply seeking a taste of tradition, a visit to The Willow Tea Rooms promises an unforgettable afternoon.

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Old Town character meets contemporary design at the Market Street Hotel. Perfectly suited for travelers on the go, the Market Street Hotel is primely situated in the heart of the Scottish capital. A collection of 98 guest rooms are designed to welcome guests and act as a retreat after a day of exploring the vibrant and historical city. Take in stunning city views from the rooftop bar and lounge or step outside and sample one of the many restaurants available nearby. The Market Street Hotel is proudly a member of Design Hotels, an organization recognizing culturally rooted hospitality experiences and leading-edge design and architecture.

Set in the beautiful Scottish Highlands, the Kingsmills Hotel is a fabulously historic retreat tucked away a short 5 minute drive from the city center of Inverness. The hotel, much like its on-site dining, combines the perfect mix of classic and contemporary features. Between the gardens of the historic mansion house, the lavish Kingsclub and Spa, and 134 guestrooms, many with private balconies and patios or views over the neighboring golf course, your relaxation and comfort are always in mind. Take a stroll in the hotel grounds with scarcely a hint that you’re in the middle of the Highland capital. The Kingsmills Hotel offers authentic Scottish hospitality, along with dashes of character and panache, only delivered by genuine hoteliers.

It’s the detail that defines the distinctive, bold and beautiful rooms here at Dakota Hotel Glasgow. Spacious, quality beds made with high-thread cotton linen to aid your most restful sleep. Monsoon showers for an invigorating start to your day. Dine at Dakota Grill Glasgow and feast your eyes on quality, seasonally-inspired produce, a great balance of flavours and pristine presentation. Dakota’s signature impeccable service and stylish interior sets the tone for an unforgettable dining experience at one of the best restaurants in Glasgow.