This journey takes you through Scotland’s most remarkable settings – from royal Edinburgh and the windswept Highlands to the dramatic Isle of Skye and the cultural hub of Glasgow.
10 days
|From £6,730 pp
This journey takes you through Scotland’s most remarkable settings – from royal Edinburgh and the windswept Highlands to the dramatic Isle of Skye and the cultural hub of Glasgow.
Highlights include the Royal Mile and Edinburgh Castle, the Cliffs of Glencoe, the timeless Isle of Skye, and the tranquil beauty of Loch Lomond. Each stay has been chosen for comfort, location, and character.
With a private driver and expert guides, you’ll explore centuries of history, hear the stories behind Scotland’s great castles, and experience the landscapes that have inspired poets, painters, and filmmakers for generations.
Your journey begins in Edinburgh, where a meet-and-greet assistant ensures a smooth arrival and private transfer to your accommodation. After settling in, enjoy an introduction to one of Scotland’s great passions – whisky – during a guided tasting through the country’s five regions, followed by a traditional Scottish dinner.
Spend the next day exploring Edinburgh with a private guide. Visit Edinburgh Castle, stroll the Royal Mile, and admire the Georgian architecture of the New Town. Learn about the city’s royal connections and literary history, and enjoy Afternoon Tea at a classic setting overlooking Princes Street. The evening is yours to explore local restaurants or enjoy a quiet walk through the city’s cobbled streets.
Leave Edinburgh behind and travel north into the Scottish Highlands, where landscapes of lochs and glens unfold. En route, stop at Stirling Castle, a symbol of Scotland’s royal past, before continuing through Rannoch Moor and Glencoe, two of the country’s most striking natural settings.
Base yourself near Inverness, the gateway to the Highlands. Over the next day, visit Cawdor Castle, explore the moving Culloden Battlefield, and tour Fort George, a vast 18th-century fortress overlooking the Moray Firth. Your driver-guide will share stories of clan rivalries and Jacobite uprisings, bringing the region’s history vividly to life. Evenings are free for dining at leisure or enjoying the quiet charm of your Highland retreat.
Travel west toward the Isle of Skye, stopping at the picture-perfect Eilean Donan Castle, one of Scotland’s most photographed landmarks. Cross the Skye Bridge and settle into an island setting surrounded by rugged beauty and coastal charm.
Spend your time exploring Skye’s highlights – the Cuillin Mountains, the Old Man of Storr, and the dramatic landscapes of the Trotternish Peninsula. Visit Dunvegan Castle, home to the Clan MacLeod, and perhaps stop at Talisker Distillery for a tasting of its famous single malt. With your private driver, you’ll have the flexibility to explore the surrounding scenery.
On your final morning, return to the mainland via ferry to Mallaig, following the scenic Road to the Isles. Visit Morar’s Silver Sands and the Glenfinnan Viaduct, instantly recognizable from film and folklore, before continuing to the peaceful shores of Loch Linnhe.
Travel south through the Trossachs National Park, pausing at Kilchurn Castle and the village of Luss by Loch Lomond, where you can stretch your legs and take in the tranquil views. Arrive in Glasgow, a city known for its Victorian heritage and creative buzz.
Your guided city tour introduces key landmarks, including Glasgow Cathedral, George Square, and the elegant architecture of Merchant City. Explore the works of Charles Rennie Mackintosh and enjoy time to shop or dine at leisure in this friendly, walkable city.
After breakfast, your private driver transfers you to the airport for your onward journey. Depart Scotland with a deeper understanding of its history, landscapes, and enduring spirit – a country that always leaves a lasting impression.
Enjoy a private family journey on the Jacobite Steam Train, known as the Hogwarts Express, with exclusive access through the Scottish Highlands curated by Do Not Disturb.
A six-hour small-group experience from Moreton-in-Marsh offering access to a private 16th-century thatched cottage and an insider view of everyday life in the Cotswolds, curated by Do Not Disturb.
A small-group whisky tasting in Edinburgh’s historic Old Town combines expert-led sampling with a journey through Scotland’s distilling past.
A privately guided sea kayak journey along a rugged coastline reveals caves, arches, and hidden inlets inaccessible by land or larger boats.
A privately arranged candlelit dinner inside Inverlochy Castle offers honeymoon couples rare after-hours access to one of Scotland’s most atmospheric Highland estates.
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A privately reserved hot tub experience in the Scottish Highlands offers uninterrupted views across sea and sky toward the Isle of Skye.
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