Spectacular Scotland

Travel Bureau Destinations has created a comprehensive itinerary to help you experience the very best of Scottish wildlife, history, food, art and architecture. Remember all of our tours are flexible and we are here to help you create your own perfect journey.

Tour highlights can include:

Luxury hotels and fine dining
Exploring two of Scotland’s National Parks
Travelling by train over the Glenfinnan Viaduct
Tours and tastings in two of Scotland’s finest whisky distilleries
Discovering the magic of the Isle of Skye

What's included...

Day 1 - In the Footsteps of a Legend...

After arriving in Edinburgh you will travel the short distance to the Cromlix hotel in Dunblane. This luxury hotel, set in 50 acres of secluded woodland and gardens, is owned by British tennis hero Andy Murray. Relax and enjoy some of the best food in Scotland in Cromlix’s restaurant which is overseen by Michelin Star chef, Albert Roux OBE.

Day 2 - Exploring the Cairngorms...

First stop of the day, via picturesque Perth, is Blair Atholl castle: experience the grandeur of this majestic fortress and explore the breath-taking gardens and grounds, keeping an eye out for peacocks, red squirrels, highland cattle and deer! In the afternoon we head to Dalwhinnie whisky distillery where we’ll take part in their exclusive whisky and chocolate tasting tour. Tonight we will stay at the Inverlochy Castle Hotel, this stunning accommodation is nestled amid the glens, lochs and mountains of the West Highlands.

Day 3 - Full Steam Ahead...

This morning we will travel by steam train from Fort William to Mallaig, crossing the Glenfinnan Viaduct made famous by the Harry Potter films. The journey will take you through astonishing scenery and there will be time to stop and explore along the way. From Mallaig we will take the ferry to the Isle of Skye and visit the iconic Eilean Donan Castle before settling in for the night at the world-renowned Kinloch Lodge Hotel.

Day 4 - Discover Skye...

Today we take a trip to the Fairy Pools of Skye and experience for ourselves the magical beauty of this mystical site. After this we head to Talisker for our second whisky tour at the oldest working distillery on the Isle of Skye. With the rest of the day at leisure you may choose to visit Dunvegan Castle and its nearby beaches from where you can often spot seals, dolphins and even whales.

Day 5 - Loch Lomond and the Trossachs...

After journeying through the stunning Trossachs we find ourselves on the bonnie, bonnie banks of Loch Lomond. From our luxury hotel on the shores of the Loch you can explore this beautiful area by taking a cruise on the Maid of the Loch, the last paddle steamer built in Britain dating from 1818. There are, of course, more castles to visit, forests to be explored and mountains to be conquered but you can also enjoy the pleasures of the quaint villages surrounding the loch by visiting a farmers' market or relaxing in a local pub.

Day 6 - Glasgow Greats...

Scotland’s second city, Glasgow has become a centre for art and culture in the UK. The city-centre is renowned for its stunning Victorian architecture as well as the unique masterpieces designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh. We will visit the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, whose rich and varied exhibits are a ‘Recognised Collection of National Significance’, and the Gallery of Modern Art which houses cutting edge contemporary exhibitions. Savour the city’s famous bars and restaurants with an evening in Glasgow.

Day 7 - Edinburgh: Flower of Scotland...

Spend your final day enjoying Edinburgh, Scotland’s stylish capital. After a morning tour of the Scottish National Gallery you will be free to relax in the Princes Street Gardens, shop on the Royal Mile or, for the more energetic climb Arthur’s Seat. We round off this memorable trip with an unforgettable dining experience in The Witchery by the Castle where you will receive the best Scottish food in an exceptional location.