Tours of Scotland
Prepare to be amazed, inspired and moved by the best that Scotland has to offer on a small group tour with Discover Scotland Tours. You’re guaranteed a warm welcome by your friendly driver-guide who can’t wait to share their passion for Scotland’s spectacular natural beauty, history and heritage.
We operate six one day tours as well as three, four and six day tours from Glasgow and Edinburgh. Take a tour with us to discover the Scottish Highlands, glistening lochs, majestic glens, the best of beaches, legendary castles and idyllic islands. Delight in an authentic Scotch whisky experience with a tour at one of the many distilleries where our national drink has been crafted for hundreds of years.
Driving deep into Glencoe you can’t fail to be moved by its haunting atmosphere and the legend of the massacre of Clan MacDonald in 1692. Scotland’s tragic but romantic story continues at Glenfinnan, where the monument to Bonnie Prince Charlie’s fallen Jacobite clansmen stands proudly at the head of Loch Shiel.
If following in the footsteps of Scotland’s heroes and villains fills you with desire for heroics of your own, try our brand new Highland Adventure tour. This unique tour includes a tall tree adventure at Go Ape where you can zip wire through the forest, the ultimate thrill of a bungee jump high up over a picturesque river gorge and a spin across Loch Ness in a power boat ride.
On other tours there’s the option of a more relaxing boat cruise on Scotland’s most secretive loch in the hunt for Nessie, the Loch Ness monster. On equally famous Loch Lomond, quaint villages stretch down to its bonnie banks and Ben Lomond rises majestically on its east side.
Lying off Scotland’s rugged west coast the idyllic islands of Skye, Mull and sacred Iona wait to be explored with their turquoise waters, white sandy beaches and abundant wildlife.
A Discover Scotland Tour, in your luxury mini coach, can unlock the mysterious worlds of Harry Potter. Several Highland tours take in the Jacobite Steam Train and a crossing over the Glenfinnan Viaduct, immortalised in film as the route to Hogwarts.
