8-Day Orkney Skye and Highlands Tour from Edinburgh

Time to stroll along the bonnie, bonnie banks

Step back in time to the Bronze age and admire the ancient carvings

Time to explore the quaint little town of Inveraray.

Hear the stories of the infamous massacre

This little town will be our lunch stop

You will continue west from Fort William on board your bus, making a stop to view the Glenfinnan Viaduct, made famous by the Harry Potter films. We will also be able to see Glenfinnan Monument - and the gorgeous scenery that surrounds it.

Enjoy the picturesque fishing village of Mallaig before taking a short ferry ride across the sea to the magical Isle of Skye.

Stunning Scenery

Amazing scenery

This will be our lunch stop

Watch the waterfall tumbling over the iconic cliff face.

The most photographed castle in Scotland

A chance to take a cruise on the loch for some monster hunting

Enjoy exploring the ruined castle overlooking Loch Ness. Entrance to the castle can be arranged by your driver, combined with a Loch Ness cruise.

Jump aboard the ferry to Orkney

Admire this stunning creation of Italian prisoners or was in WWII

Visit this series of causeways that were constructed to protect the British naval fleet from submarines.

This neolithic village was uncovered in a storm dating back to 3180BC

Dating back over 5,000 years, the Standing Stones of Stenness are among the oldest stone circles in Britain, their towering Neolithic monoliths rising dramatically from the Orkney landscape on the banks of the Loch of Stenness.

Visit this amazing Neolithic stone circle of up to 60 original standing stones spanning an impressive 104 metres in diameter, set on a narrow peninsula between two lochs and forming the ceremonial heart of Orkney's UNESCO World Heritage landscape.

Visit the iconic Roman Catholic cathedral which is the oldest cathedral in Scotland and the most northerly cathedral in the United Kingdom.

The most northerly point on the UK mainland.

A stop at the home of the Duke of Sutherland. There will be time to visit the castle and gardens and hopefully see the daily Falconry display.

Visit the site of the last battle fought on British soil

For Outlander fans this is a must see. It is here that the inspiration came for Clare's trip through the stones.

Time to stroll around this charming little town.