Discover Scotland: Edinburgh, The Highlands & Loch Lomond

Discover Scotland: Edinburgh, The Highlands & Loch Lomond

12 days

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From £7,430 pp

A quietly exceptional journey through Scotland, where iconic cities, wild landscapes, and rare access come together in a seamless expression of modern luxury.

At a glance...

This curated journey reveals Scotland at its most luxury, moving from insider-led Edinburgh to the rolling Mountains of the Highlands by luxury train, and on to lochs, estates, and island landscapes reached by yacht, seaplane, or helicopter. Every moment is thoughtfully timed and tailored, allowing Scotland’s most iconic places to unfold around your timetable.

Why Discover Scotland: Edinburgh, The Highlands & Loch Lomond

In detail

  • Days 1 - 3: Edinburgh

    Days 1 - 3: Edinburgh

    Your time in Edinburgh unfolds over two nights at The Balmoral Hotel, settled into the Glamis Suite, setting a tone of quiet confidence and ease. The journey begins with a private three-hour exploration of Edinburgh Castle, experienced without crowds and brought to life through expert storytelling, followed by a relaxed afternoon tea at The Waldorf Astoria, perfectly placed for watching the city drift by. The evening is reserved for dinner at The Kitchin, where Scottish ingredients are handled with clarity and restraint. Day two balances culture and restoration with a private visit to the Scottish National Gallery, time to unwind at One Spa at the Sheraton Grand, and a private whisky tasting at The Scotch Whisky Experience, offering a considered introduction to Scotland’s national spirit and a calm, assured close to your stay.

  • Days 3 - 5: Belmond Royal Scotsman

    Days 3 - 5: Belmond Royal Scotsman

    If you choose to elevate the journey, a private helicopter departs Edinburgh, offering a striking aerial transition into the next chapter; alternatively, a private driver ensures an equally seamless passage north. From here, you step aboard the Belmond Royal Scotsman for its signature Taste of the Highlands journey, an elegant passage through Scotland’s countryside that balances comfort with a deep sense of place. The route unfolds through Dundee and Boat of Garten, with time ashore at historic sites including Rothiemurchus, Culloden, and Keith, while views drift past Perthshire’s soft hills, the open wilderness of the Cairngorms, and the varied landscapes of Aberdeenshire and Angus. Life on board settles into an unhurried rhythm of attentive steward service, refined dining and wines, informed cultural excursions, and understated Scottish entertainment, allowing the Highlands to reveal themselves with quiet drama and effortless grace.

  • Days 5 - 7: Loch Lomond

    Days 5 - 7: Loch Lomond

    Reaching Loch Lomond becomes part of the experience, whether by private helicopter skimming over Highland scenery or a relaxed drive with a private chauffeur. Arrival at Cameron House feels quietly assured, a place long favored by those who value privacy and discretion. Your Loch View Terrace Suite opens onto the water like a living canvas, marked by a welcome bottle of Glenmorangie that signals a change of pace. Time slows between the spa and a private yacht cruise across the loch, with lunch prepared on board by your personal chef. The following day deepens the sense of escape with a private seaplane flight to the Isle of Jura, remote and elemental, where landscape, folklore, and stillness define the rhythm.

  • Days 7 - 12: Cairngorms

    Days 7 - 12: Cairngorms

    Your arrival into the Cairngorms is shaped to suit your pace, either by helicopter for sweeping Highland views or by private driver for a slower transition into the mountains. Home is The Fife Arms in Braemar, where the Royal Suite offers a richly layered retreat within one of Scotland’s most characterful boutique hotels. The surrounding national park unfolds in every direction, its scale best appreciated from the air during a private light aircraft flight that reveals forests, rivers, and peaks in quiet succession. A rare private visit to Balmoral Castle follows, offering intimate insight into the royal estate long cherished by Queen Elizabeth II, before a day journey by private jet to the Isle of Skye adds a final note of myth and drama. The closing days are left deliberately open, allowing time to explore the Cairngorms at leisure, before a private flight to Glasgow brings the journey to a composed and unhurried close.

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