Multi Day Tour to Loch Ness and The Highlands

On this 2 day tour, you will experience some of Scotland's most beautiful scenery, from rolling hills to lochs, monsters and rugged coastlines. Passing through the mountain range of Glencoe and walking through the tranquil Hidden Glen is a wonderful experience. Another must-see is Ben Nevis towering over the town of Fort William. This tour passes the magical Loch Lochy before reaching the iconic Urquhart Castle on the shores of imposing Loch Ness. This dark and mysterious body of water is home to Scotland's monster, The Loch Ness Monster. We will visit the eerie Culloden Battlefield where many brave Highlanders lost their life in 1746 in The Jacobite Uprising. Also Clava Cairns, a 4000-year-old Bronze Age circular tomb, a firm favorite for Outlander fans. Without doubt, we will head to the stunning Cairngorm National Park, the largest in Scotland! This two days tour is full of adventure and history. I have a personal interest in Scottish History and can't wait to tell you the secrets of this country!

Day 1 Collection from Glasgow at 9am, driving to conservation village of Luss on the Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond, gentle walk around this quaint village with me, enjoying fabulous view of Ben Lomond, the most Westerly Munro mountain in Scotland. Next stop is the fabulous Falls of Falloch at the top of Loch Lomond before driving 1 hour to The 3 Sisters at Glencoe, 20-minute walk to the Hidden Glen. Drive to Inverlochy Castle, a ruined castle at the start of The Great Glen, lunch at The Glengarry Hotel. Next stop is Urquhart Castle, where most sightings of the elusive 'Nessie' have taken place. Overnight stay in Inverness. Day 2 9 am a collection, visit Culloden Battlefield and hear the romantic story of Bonnie prince Charlie, then visit nearby Clava Cairns. Afterward drive the scenic A9 through the Cairngorms National Park, stopping at The Falls of Bruar for lunch, shopping opportunity at The House of Bruar. Drive through Stirling and hear its history as we pass through this historic town back to Glasgow.