Tour guide in Greenock and Glasgow Scotland Iain S.

Hello, my name is Iain and I'm here to help make your visit to Scotland memorable. A proud Scotsman I have a keen interest in my nations History and Culture. I have a BA degree . Major in Scots History and I have been involved in the Scottish Whisky and Golf industry most of my business career. So all bases are covered. Allow me to be your host for at least some of your time in what many consider to be the most beautiful country in the world. Whether you choose to sit back and relax as I drive you around our towns, cities and places of interest or accompany me on a city walking or cycling tour I will do my utmost to give you an enjoyable experience. I've been sharing my love of Scotland with visitors from all parts of the world since 2018. It's a job I love and suits my outgoing, friendly personality. I'll share my knowledge of all things Scots in an entertaining, educational manner. My tours are varied in their contents and I am always open to my clients suggestions and requests. So if there's anything on your Scottish bucket list that I can help you fulfill please ask. My vehicle is a Ford Galaxy People Carrier. It is spacious , bright and has good visibility. There are six passenger seats. If your group are more than four please give thought to booking me. The extreme rear seats are adequate for day touring but not ideal if you are tall and need extra leg room . Images of the Galaxy are in my TBL Guide listing. PLEASE NOTE I DO NOT MEET OR RETURN CLIENTS TO GREENOCK CRUISE SHIP TERMINAL. APOLOGIES. Welcome to Scotland. Slainte Iain Bachelor of Arts in Scottish History. A business career in the Scottish Golf and Single Malt Whisky Industry. Scottish History - Extensive Knowledge . Scottish Golf - Extensive knowledge . Scotch Whisky - Extensive knowledge. Accredited Scotch Whisky Ambassador & Tutor. Accredited Gin Ambassador & Tutor. National Trust Scotland Member. Historic Environment Scotland Member A License is not required for the majority of historical buildings and monuments in Scotland