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.

Enjoy a fine selection of whisky drams at the Scotch Malt Whisky Society's Kaleidoscope Bar, sure to impress the most experienced of whisky connoisseurs. Led by one of the society's Ambassadors, you'll sample the legendary flavors of the Scottish "Water of Life". Following your tasting, enjoy a complimentary main course from the bar menu.

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.

Enjoy an evening of spectacle at the annual Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo. Set against the stunning backdrop of the floodlit esplanade of Edinburgh Castle, performers from every corner of the globe come together with the finest modern production technology, exhibiting awe-inspiring precision and prowess in music and dance, along with a brilliant display of fireworks. The action-packed program will feature exciting contributions from the Massed Bands of His Majesty's Royal Marines, Highland Dancing, the Band of the Royal Regiment of Scotland, and the stirring music of the world-famous Massed Pipes and Drums, in addition to many others. A huge audience favorite is once again expected to be the traditional and poignant close of the evening's proceedings when the Lone Piper high on the Castle ramparts plays a haunting lament, before the colorful, cosmopolitan cast march off the Esplanade to the strains of famous pipe melody, The Black Bear. Share the experience of the Tattoo's glittering array of talent as part of a sold-out nightly audience of 8,800 ticketed spectators.

Please note that no transport is allowed up to the castle on these evenings so you will need to be able to walk unaided to the venue.

Discover two distinctive Edinburgh neighborhoods and visit a state-of-the-art distillery on a private guided tour that unveils the city's hidden treasures. Begin your half-day excursion by setting out with your private driver-guide to the village of Dean, renowned for its picturesque charm, offering a serene escape within the heart of Edinburgh. This hidden gem is celebrated for its well-preserved architecture, cobbled lanes, and a timeless ambiance that transports visitors to a bygone era. Nestled along the tranquil Water of Leith, the village is famous for its scenic riverside setting, adorned with hidden waterfalls that add to the area's allure. It is also known for its artistic touch, with secret Gormley statues subtly integrated into the surroundings, creating a sense of discovery for those exploring its winding paths. As you move on to Leith, the city's vibrant port district, immerse yourself in its maritime heritage and cultural diversity. Historically a key trading hub, Leith boasts a lively waterfront scene featuring trendy bars, restaurants, and galleries that seamlessly blend modernity with tradition. Explore the Port of Leith Distillery and sample some iconic spirits in the world's tallest distillery with views of the Royal Yacht Britannia, once the floating residence of the British Royal Family. Conclude your tour with a return to your accommodation.

Perhaps opt to spend some time at leisure discovering the creative delights of Edinburgh's annual Fringe Festival, a world-class celebration of the best of arts and culture from around the globe, with thousands of inspiring performances and entertainment spanning theater, comedy, dance, circus, cabaret, musicals, and much more.

Meet your private driver-guide and embark on a full-day transfer to Pitlochry, visiting the historic town of St Andrews, and the royal Glamis Castle en route. In St Andrews, you'll explore the historic town, known around the world as the home of golf. Stroll the historic old town, where two of the original medieval gates are still intact - the West Port, and the Sea Yett. See the oldest church in St Andrews, the Holy Trinity which dates to 1144, featuring a beautifully restored medieval exterior. Visit the cliff-top ruins of the 16th century St Andrews Castle as well as the the stunning graveyard and ruins of the 12th century Cathedral of St Andrew, its stone towers indicating pieces of what would have been the largest church to have been built in Scotland, at 390 feet long. Leaving St Andrews behind, you'll head for a visit of Glamis Castle, home of the Lyon family since the 14th century, and is the setting for Shakespeare's classic, Macbeth. Explore the interior and the manicured grounds, both stately and fully intact, this is a stark contrast to the castle ruins of St Andrews. Continue to Pitlochry, your final destination for the day.

With your private driver-guide, set out to explore the scenic surrounds of Pitlochry today. First, head to the visit stunning Blair Castle and its gardens and grounds, the ancient seat of the Dukes and Earls of Atholl. Dating back to the 13th century, see over 700 years of Atholl family history brought to life within exquisite 18th century interiors. The castle enjoys one of Scotland’s finest settings in the heart of Highland Perthshire. South of Pitlochry near, you'll head to the Tay Forest Park near Dunkeld to enjoy nature's beauty, setting out on the Hermitage & Braan Walk, a 1.5-mile woodland trail with picturesque follies and lovely waterfalls, along with Douglas fir trees, some of the tallest in Britain. In the afternoon, make a visit to Blair Atholl Distillery set in open moorland south of the town, in the foothills of the Grampian mountains, Blair Athol’s ancient source of water – the Allt Dour – flows through the grounds from the slopes of Ben Vrackie, contributing to the whisky’s, mellow quality and smooth finish.

Meet your private driver and vehicle for a transfer to Edinburgh. Approximate travel time is 1.5 hours.

Overlooking one of Edinburgh’s prettiest private garden squares, Kimpton Charlotte Square Hotel — formerly The Principal — consists of seven inter-connecting Georgian townhouses in the heart of Edinburgh's New Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After a large scale restoration, all guestrooms and suites have been given a smart, new look, inspired by the golden age of travel, and a genuine sense of Scottish hospitality. The beautiful internal courtyard, an oasis of calm featuring a glass roof, is now open from breakfast through to the wee hours, while a full range of spa treatments is available alongside a pool, sauna, steam room and fully equipped gym. Stay connected with complimentary wifi internet access provided throughout the hotel.

Fonab Castle Hotel brings together a captivating past and luxurious present, making it something very special in the heart of Tummel Valley. Nestled in Pitlochry, in the heart of Highland Perthshire, Fonab Castle is a truly unique luxury hotel. Surrounded by breath-taking Ben Vrackie and overlooking the awe-inspiring Loch Faskally, it boasts commanding views of the stunning Scottish Highland scenery and is just a short 5 minute drive to the Victorian village. Lovingly restored, Fonab Castle Hotel draws inspiration from its historic past and breath-taking surroundings whilst adding the odd contemporary twist. Be it an evening tipple in the Lounge Bar, 3 AA Rosette-awarded fine dining at Sandeman’s, or perhaps a rejuvenating treatment in the serene Woodland Spa, Fonab Castle has a setting for every mood.