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Days 1-3: Edinburgh
Arrive in Edinburgh and settle into your hotel before exploring this beautiful city
- Visit Edinburgh Castle, home to Scotland’s Crown Jewels and the Stone of Destiny.
- Stroll along the historic Royal Mile.
- Visit St Giles’ Cathedral.
- Explore the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the King’s official residence in Scotland.
- Relax in the beautiful Princes Street Gardens.
- Enjoy traditional Scottish music at an evening performance.
Day 4: St Andrews
Take a leisurely day trip to the picturesque university town of St Andrews
- Visit the ruins of St Andrews Cathedral.
- Walk along the famous Old Course.
- Visit St Andrews Castle.
- Enjoy lunch overlooking the North Sea.
- Return to Edinburgh for the evening.
Days 5-7: Inverness
Travel north through the beautiful countryside to Inverness
- Explore the riverside city center.
- Cruise on legendary Loch Ness.
- Visit the impressive ruins of Urquhart Castle.
- Visit Culloden Battlefield.
- Browse local whisky shops and Highland crafts.
Days 8-9: Isle of Skye
Travel through dramatic Highland scenery to the Isle of Skye
- Visit the colourful harbour town of Portree.
- See the spectacular Old Man of Storr from accessible viewpoints.
- Admire the dramatic cliffs at Kilt Rock.
- Visit Dunvegan Castle, home of Clan MacLeod.
- Visit the Eilean Donan Castle, fully restored castle dating from the 13th century.
- Enjoy fresh seafood while overlooking the sea.
Days 10–11: Glencoe
Travel through some of Scotland’s most breathtaking mountain scenery
- Stop at scenic viewpoints throughout Glencoe.
- Learn about the area’s fascinating history at the visitor centre.
- Visit charming Highland villages.
- Photograph waterfalls, mountains, and heather-covered valleys.
- Relax with afternoon tea in a traditional Highland hotel.
Days 12–14: Glasgow
Scotland’s Cultural Capital
- Explore George Square.
- Visit the renowned Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.
- Walk through the beautiful Glasgow Botanic Gardens.
- Browse the elegant shops along Buchanan Street.
- Enjoy a farewell dinner featuring traditional Scottish food.
