Culloden, Loch Ness + More

Did you know that she was first sighted way back in the year 565AD? Somewhere in that 23 mile stretch is her home in Loch Ness. That stretch has breathtaking scenic spots that we can take you to.

You will have a chance to explore the castle at your leisure. The castle is historically linked as far back as to St. Columba as a Pictish Fort to Robert the Bruce's struggle for independence as a mighty medieval stronghold. Today, its remnant lures film makers like the Outlander TV Show.

We'll visit one that produces a 12 year old, 15 year old and 18 year old single malt whisky exclusively available to the Southeast Asian market only. If you want a Glen Ord whisky, you'll only be able to buy it from Asia or in the distillery itself. They offer their own respective tour to show how their whisky is made and for visitors to taste the distinct flavour of their whisky for additional fees. We leave this up to you to decide as you can alternatively choose to simply wander about their stunning grounds and enjoy a tasting at your own leisure in their cozy bar. [Not available for Cruise Ship Guests due to time constraints]

o (Highland Cow) and other lovable farm animals. Scottish produce and souvenirs are available in the Farm Shop. [Not available for Cruise Ship Guests due to time constraints]

From lovely little cafes to gourmet restaurants to one of the best fish and chips. There's a mix of shops that caters to a wide range of interest. A stroll around the Priory is a must specially for Outlander fans. This Attraction is not available for Cruise Ship Guests. Instead, we will head out to a more suitable attraction known as the Capital City of the Highlands - Inverness. It offers a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty.

He has a wealth of knowledge in the local area as well as the Battle itself. You would be accompanied onto the field of Culloden with an expert on the 18th Century Highlands and Clan Life.

A world class Museum in the Visitor's Centre is available should you wish to know more.

Learn the history of the people who built these magnificent structures. Enjoy the peace and tranquility and a bit about The Outlander TV Show too.