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.

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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.

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.

Explore the eerie depths of Edinburgh's history on a small group walking tour with a local guide, delving into its ghostly past with every step. Led by your knowledgeable guide, hear chilling tales of the city’s bloody crimes, notorious murders, and restless spirits as you navigate through shadowy corners reputed to be haunted. Descend into the infamous Blair Street underground vaults, where echoes of Edinburgh’s dark past linger in the damp air—from the desperate lives of the destitute to the secrets of sinister characters who once prowled these hidden corridors. Uncover the unsettling history and ghostly apparitions said to dwell within these vaults before concluding your tour by being treated to a whisky tasting in a candle-lit cellar, where spine-chilling stories add an atmospheric finale to your exploration of Edinburgh's most mysterious corners.

Take a journey back in time as you follow the footsteps of Jamie and Claire from Edinburgh to Inverness. Begin this exploration of the “Outlander Trail” with a visit to the picturesque village of Culross. With its 16th-century town center, Culross doubled as the fictional Cranesmuir, home of Castle Leoch and Claire’s medicinal herb garden. From Culross the trail leads to Falkland, the location used to represent the city of Inverness in the 1940’s. Here you can stand in front of the Bruce Fountain and look upwards at the window of the fictional Mrs. Baird’s B&B, just as the mysterious Highlander silhouette did in Outlander's first episode. If time permits, head inside the property for a drink or two. Next, travel to the actual city of Inverness, the location of your accommodation where you can head in for some rest or spend your evening at you own leisure.

Journey along the Outlander Trail with a visit to the stunning Glen Affric, magnificently surrounded by an evergreen Caledonian pine forest. This spectacular synergy of sparkling lochs and native flora and fauna provide a magical atmosphere capped by two of the largest mountain ranges north of Loch Ness. Fans of the Outlander series may recognize this located as where Jamie Fraser hid from the Redcoats. Next, it’s off to visit the location of the Culloden Battlefield, where Claire and Jamie said their emotional goodbyes before Jamie went off to fight for the Jacobite cause. From here, travel to the mystical Clava Cairns – a grouping of ancient Bronze Age stones set in a circle, which provided the inspiration for Craigh-na-Dun in the series. At the end of the tour, you will be returned back to your accommodation in Inverness. To ensure the utmost flexibility no entrance fees have been included.

Experience the stunning beauty of the Isle of Skye on a full-day private guided tour, with your personal driver-guide. Meet your guide at your hotel or designated location, and embark on a scenic journey through the Black Isle, Garve, and the remote village of Achnasheen. As you drive through the picturesque Glen Carron, stop to explore the iconic 13th-century Eilean Donan Castle, perched on a tidal island. Renowned for its striking views, this castle is one of Scotland's most photographed landmarks. Visit the castle's exhibition rooms and learn about its history, from its origins as a strategic fortification in the 13th century to its destruction during the Jacobite Rising of 1719, and subsequent restoration. Continue your journey across the Kyle of Lochalsh, where you'll cross "over the sea to Skye" and head inland through rolling hills, ancient forests, and wild moorlands, offering a glimpse into the unspoiled landscape. Marvel at the tranquil beauty of Loch Duich and the dramatic Five Sisters of Kintail Mountains. Before returning to Inverness, take a detour to Loch Ness for a photo stop by the serene waters and keep an eye out for the legendary Nessie as you enjoy the view. Conclude your day with a return transfer back to your hotel.

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.

Cameron House, located on the picturesque shores of Loch Lomond, offers an array of luxurious experiences. Guests can indulge in exquisite dining at award-winning restaurants, relax at the world-class spa, or enjoy a round of golf on the championship course. For the adventurous, there are thrilling outdoor activities such as loch cruises, hiking, and falconry. Families can delight in the fun-packed leisure club and explore the stunning Scottish countryside. With its rich history, breathtaking views, and impeccable service, Cameron House ensures an unforgettable stay for all who visit.

The Hawk Walk invites you on a peaceful stroll through scenic castle grounds, with a magnificent hawk soaring above. Guided by an experienced falconer, you’ll get an introduction to falconry and the art of flying Harris hawks. Experience the thrill as you call the bird to your glove and enjoy the rare sensation of flying a bird of prey.

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

Set in a stately Victorian townhouse in Edinburgh’s graceful West End, The Bonham Hotel offers an artful blend of timeless charm and modern comfort. Its 49 individually designed rooms and suites are richly furnished, some with sweeping views across Drumsheugh Gardens and nestled beside Dean Village. The interiors showcase an elegant collection of original artworks and antiques, creating a refined, gallery-like ambiance throughout. Guests can unwind in plush surroundings, enjoy 24-hour room service, and sip Nespresso coffee in-room. The restaurant presents inventive Scottish cuisine crafted with local flair, served in a stylish setting. Tucked away from the bustle yet moments from city highlights, The Bonham invites guests into a world of quiet sophistication and historic beauty.

Culloden House Hotel is a stately country house accommodation located in the southeast neighborhoods of Inverness, just a 10-minute drive from the town center. With hundreds of years of history, culture, and luxury, are combined with a relaxed atmosphere, personalized service, and superb cuisine. The interior features a wonderfully comfortable drawing room with magnificent Adam plasterwork, many fine antiques, and a large open fire. Guests will enjoy the beautiful house and the majesty of the grounds, home to a 4-acre walled garden. Sleep in rooms with wonderfully comfortable beds, traditional decor, and all the niceties expected in a fine hotel. Croquet is set up on the lawn, and there's a tennis court for your pleasure. Keep fit by walking or jogging through the grounds and onto Culloden Forest’s trails, or be pampered with in-room massage and beauty treatments. Indulge in fine dining and wines, plus a superb collection of rare whiskies, and afternoon tea by the fire.

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.