For your added comfort, a Meet and Greet assistant will welcome you upon your arrival at the airport. Your assistant will help to co-ordinate meeting up with your private driver at the airport, and accompany you 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.

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The Witchery Restaurant located on the Royal Mile is a highly recommended dinner venue. The 16th century building located close to the Castle is lit exclusively by candlelight. The tapestry-draped main dining room is an ode to opulence: the seats are a rich red leather, the ceiling is gilded, and the walls are covered with oak panels salvaged from an old cathedral. The Secret Garden annex, meanwhile, is full of brass candlesticks and stone statues, and displays a series of painted doors that tell the story of Edinburgh's wine trade with France. The menu is equally astonishing, and the desserts absolutely divine. Please note, this is an optional experience and your reservation and meal are not included. Speak with your Destination Expert if you would like to have a reservation made for you.

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 picturesque village of Dean, a tranquil escape on the Water of Leith, nestled within the heart of Edinburgh. The village is renowned for its old architecture, cobbled lanes, hidden waterfalls, and a timeless ambiance, while secret Gormley statues subtly integrated into the surroundings create a sense of discovery as you explore 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. Visit the Port of Leith Distillery, where you’ll sample some iconic spirits in the world's tallest distillery, offering views of the Royal Yacht Britannia, once the floating residence of the British Royal Family. Conclude your tour with a return to your accommodation.

Your admission to Mary King's Close takes you beneath the Royal Mile on a shared guided tour of a network of streets buried beneath the city for over 300 years, where generations of Edinburgh residents lived and worked. Guides take on the role of former residents, leading you through stories of plague, the cramped tenement life that defined the Close, and the myths that have haunted these streets ever since.

Meet your private driver and vehicle for a transfer to Gullane Golf Course. A return transfer to your hotel will be provided after your round of golf. Each transfer is approximately 45 minutes.

Play one of the famous courses at Gullane today - beautifully situated alongside the East Lothain shore and near the historic Club House Pub where you may like to take your lunch. Gullane Golf Club offers championship quality links golf courses with dramatic views across the Firth of Forth to Edinburgh and Fife. The three golf courses do not have names but simply numbers which reflect their age. Gullane No. 1 has a long history of hosting international Championship golf events and is an Open Championship Qualifying course. The No. 1 Course will be hosting local final qualifying for the Open in 2013 when the Championship is played at Muirfield. Gullane No.2 has also been used for Open Championship Qualifying and the Seniors Open Amateur. Gullane No.3, whilst being the shortest of the three golf courses, still provides a stern challenge for golfers of all abilities.

Visitor tee times (subject to change) are: No. 1 Course: Weekdays – 10.30 to 12.00 and 14.30 to 16.00, Weekends – 10.56 and 11.04 and 14.56 to 15.28. No. 2 and No. 3 Courses: Weekdays and weekends – There are no time restrictions on these courses for visitors however fourballs are not allowed until 9.04am.

Stats: Gullane 1: 18 holes, par 71, yards: 6,548. Gullane 2: 18 holes, par 71, white yards: 6,385, yellow yards: 5,976. Gullane 3: 18 holes, par 68, yards: 5,259.

Uncover Scotland’s rich history and scenic beauty on a full-day private transfer from Edinburgh to Inverness, with stops at the charming town of Pitlochry, the renowned Tomatin Distillery, the ancient Clava Cairns, and the historic Culloden Moor. Meet your private guide and vehicle and travel to Pitlochry, the geographical center of Scotland, where you’ll have some free time to explore its unique shops and enjoy the picturesque setting. Continue to Tomatin Distillery to learn how they have produced their whisky since 1897, blended from the naturally soft water of the Alt-na-Frith burn, creating a mellow, fruity spirit. After learning about this distinct whisky, you'll be treated to a tasting of the finished product. Next, visit Clava Cairns, an exceptionally well-preserved group of Bronze Age burial cairns built nearly 4,000 years ago, set on a terrace above the River Nairn. Proceed to Culloden Moor, the site of the last battle fought on British soil between Jacobite and Government troops in 1746, and learn about the pivotal conflict through informative exhibits and historical interpretations that provide insight into this dramatic and decisive moment in Scottish history. Conclude your day on arrival to Inverness.

Meet your private driver and vehicle for a transfer to Royal Dornoch Golf Club. A return transfer to your hotel will be provided after your round of golf.

Enjoy a round of golf at the Royal Dornoch Championship Course and the Struie Course. Tom Morris was the architect responsible for extending the original 9 hole layout of the Championship Course to 18 holes in 1866. He introduced the plateau greens which are the soul of the course, their uniqueness lying in their size and saucer shapes. A fine panorama of Dornoch makes for a beautiful backdrop as you hit the green.

Set out with your private driver-guide on a day of discovery through Speyside's Whisky Trail in Northeastern Scotland. Known for world-renowned single malts Glenlivet and Glenfiddich, the Speyside region features a concentration of whisky producers far greater than any other region in the country. Explore old favorites or find new ones, as you have the flexibility to create a schedule of distillery visits tailored just for you.

Embark on a sensory journey to discover the legendary Glenlivet whisky, known as the single malt that started it all. Your guided tour will take you through the distillery and the vast bonded warehouse. During your tour, you'll also enjoy a dram of The Glenlivet 12, 15 years old, or a distillery exclusive dram.

Visit The Balvenie Distillery today, discovering how their distinctive drams are distilled. During your tour you take the opportunity to meet and chat with the Makers of this Single Malts and participate in an intimate and exclusive sampling of whiskies.

Meet your private driver and vehicle for a transfer to Royal Dornoch Golf Club. A return transfer to your hotel will be provided after your round of golf.

Enjoy a round of golf at the Royal Dornoch Championship Course and the Struie Course. Tom Morris was the architect responsible for extending the original 9 hole layout of the Championship Course to 18 holes in 1866. The layout of the Struie Course will require the use of all clubs in the bag from the white tees, but generously sited yellow tees makes for a more user friendly course of 5727 yards. A fine panorama of Dornoch makes for a beautiful backdrop as you hit the green.

After check-out, meet your private driver-guide for a full day transfer to Loch Lomond, taking in some of Scotland's stunning scenery along the way. En route, you'll pass through the stunning Glencoe Valley of the Scottish Highlands, a picturesque and historic pass - as it was the location of the 1692 Massacre of Glencoe, where 38 members of Clan MacDonald were killed by forces of King William II. Continuing along, you'll pass through Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, catching views of the Arrochar Alps as you skirt alongside the shores of the massive loch. Enjoy a visit of the quaint village of Luss, with cottages for the 18th and 19th century workers of the nearby quarry. At the end of the pier, you can gaze out over Loch Lomond with the imposing Ben Lomond in the background. Conclude your day on arrival to Loch Lomond.

Make your way to the Carrick golf course - one of Scotland's premier championship-standard courses, to enjoy a round of a golf in a breathtaking setting. Crafted with sensitivity to its location in Scotland's inaugural National Park, this par 71 course boasts a traditional Scottish heathland style, uniquely traversing both the Lowlands and Highlands. The challenging layout features undulating fairways, inland lagoons, and panoramic views of the Loch and mountains.

Set off on an exhilarating journey across the breathtaking waters of Loch Lomond. Led by an expert captain, this thrilling adventure offers fresh perspectives and fun, as you explore the Loch’s stunning scenery and captivating history. Weather dependent.

Meet your private driver for a transfer to Glasgow. Approximate travel time is 1 hour.

Situated in the historic India Buildings, Virgin Hotels Edinburgh is reimagining the Old Town, marrying its iconic Victorian architecture with distinctive, contemporary design. Inside the hotel, you’ll experience a world that revolves around you – from a collection of 222 signature guest rooms to numerous drinking, dining and entertainment options that you’ll never want to leave. Discover a contemporary menu at the Commons Club Restaurant or indulge in creative cocktails at the hotel's chic bar. When you do venture out, you’ll find Edinburgh’s top attractions in walking distance - Edinburgh Castle is a mere 4 minute walk away while photogenic Victoria street is right outside your doorstep.

Dornoch Station Hotel, perched on the edge of the Royal Dornoch Golf Club, offers a luxurious retreat in the scenic Scottish Highlands. Perfect for golf enthusiasts, the hotel provides direct access to one of the world’s most renowned courses. Each elegantly appointed room combines contemporary comfort with classic Highland charm, ensuring a restful stay. Guests can savor exceptional dining at the hotel’s restaurant, which features locally inspired cuisine crafted from fresh, seasonal ingredients. The inviting bar offers a range of fine whiskies and handcrafted cocktails, perfect for unwinding after a day on the greens or exploring the nearby beaches. Onsite facilities include a tranquil spa offering rejuvenating treatments and therapies, ensuring ultimate relaxation. With its stunning location and impeccable amenities, Dornoch Station is an ideal destination for a serene and indulgent escape.

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Loch Lomond at the illustrious Cameron House Hotel, a 5-star resort set amidst the stunning Scottish landscapes and just a short 30 minute drive to Glasgow city centre. Following a meticulous restoration of a 17th-century Baronial mansion, the hotel boasts 208 luxurious bedrooms and suites. The rooms offer a blend of historic charm and modern comforts, showcasing splendid views of Loch Lomond or the beautiful hotel gardens. Five distinct dining experiences cater to various occasions, while an 18-hole Championship golf course, a rooftop infinity pool, and numerous outdoor activities ensure a memorable stay. Guests can unwind at the fully equipped gym, indoor pools, or cinema, and explore over 50 water and land-based activities. The adjacent spa, with its dramatic landscape and infinity pool overlooking the loch, offers a tranquil retreat. Meanwhile, the 18-hole Carrick on Loch Lomond golf course weaves through the Scottish lowlands and highlands, delivering a unique golfing experience. Cameron House is the ultimate destination to immerse yourself in the wonders of Loch Lomond and Scottish hospitality at its finest.