Overview 

Embark on our Highlands experience tour, as we travel through Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park to Oban, the ‘Seafood Capital of Scotland’, we will stop at the famous ‘3 Sisters’, iconic castles and glens.

Highlights

· Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park

· Rest and be Thankful

· Inveraray Castle

· Kilchurn Castle

· Queen Elizabeth National park

· Stirling city, Stirling Castle or William Wallace Monument

· Kelpies

Itinerary

Luss on the banks of Loch Lomond

A charming, picturesque conservation village. Nestled on the banks of Loch Lomond, it features a historic church built in 1640 on an ancient pagan site, and a Viking hogback gravestone - a type of Viking grave only found in the British Isles. Luss also carries the bold title of the ‘most beautiful village in Scotland’

20 minute stop

Rest and be Thankful

A viewpoint, commanding stunning views of Glen Kinglas below.

10 minute stop

Inveraray Castle

The iconic Inveraray Castle is home and residence to the Clan Chiefs of Clan Campbell, also known as the 'Duke & Duchess of Argyle'. The Castle itself is magnificent, and its walls are made from stone with a green hue, with the castle often being referred to as the Emerald Castle. The grounds are open to the public, but there is a charge to enter the castle or the garden. If you don’t want to visit inside the castle, you can still freely explore the grounds, cafe and shop downstairs.

1 hour stop

Kilchurn Castle

Our next stop is Kilchurn castle in Loch Awe, a great stop for photos. It was a formidable fortress in its time, surrounded by water on three sides.

10 minute photo stop

Queen Elizabeth National Park

Making our way down from the Highlands, we will drive through the Queen Elizabeth National Park, into the Trossachs, in the summer months we will stop to hand feed our much loved 'Highland cows'.

Stirling

Stirling is next, a historical city steeped in proud heritage and affectionately regarded as the ‘Gateway to the Highlands’. We would ask you to select one of the three following attractions to visit: the Wallace Monument, Stirling Castle or the city centre itself.

1 Hour stop

Kelpies

The tallest horse statues in the world, the iconic ‘Kelpies’ are our last attraction of the day, before heading back to the cruise ship.

30 minute stop

Includes

Complimentary Scottish snacks

Bottles of water

Driver/Guide

Carrots for the Cows

Excludes

X Meals

X Entry to Inveraray Castle and Gardens  (£16.50 p/p)

X Entry to Stirling Castle or the Wallace monument

X Guides Gratuity

Important Notes

• Inveraray castle is closed Tuesday and Wednesday, and in the winter months October to April.

• British cars are smaller than our American counterparts, please be aware of this when booking for 4 adults.

• It is our aim to have you dockside back at the terminal building for 5:15pm, this relies heavily on you adhering to the advised time at each stop, where you wish to spend less time at one location you will have longer at others, etc.

• In the winter months, we cannot gaurantee you will able to feed the 'Highland Coos', often in bad weather they are brought into the barns.

Cancellation/ Booking policy

 We take a £120 deposit with the balance to be paid directly to the guide on the day cash/card.

• No cancellation fee is applicable, if made at least 14 days in advance of the scheduled departure.

• If a Customer cancels between 13 and 3 days of the scheduled departure, a 50 per cent cancellation fee applies.

• If a Customer cancels within 48 hours of the tour departure time, there is a 100 percent cancellation fee applicable.