3 Day - Isle of Skye, Loch Ness & Glenfinnan Tour from Edinburgh

Visit to Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park to enjoy Loch Lomond and learn about the History, Culture and wildlife of the area

Visit one of the last remaining true wilderness locations in Scotland and see the vast expanse of Moorland

Experience one of the most stunning locations in the whole of the Scottish Highlands and learn about the Clan MacDonald and the story of their tragic past. Also enjoy a short Waterfalls hike near bye

Visit the Glencoe Visitor Center for a delicious lunch and also get the chance to go inside a replica Turf House

Visit the famous Glenfinnan Viaduct or better know as the Harry Potter Bridge for a lovely short hike

You'll arrive on the Isle of Skye for 2 evening and a full day of exploration

Pass through the town of Fort William and see Ben Nevis, Scotland's Highest mountain on your way to Glenfinnan

Visit the Historic Dunvegan Castle and it's beautiful gardens. This was the ancient stronghold of the Clan MacLaren and has been in their possession for over 800 years

See and hear all about the natural wonderful of the Old man of Storr as you travel the Trotternish Peninsula

Enjoy the views presented from some beautiful Waterfalls as you look out to Kilt Rock and the Sera around

Take a walk out to the board walk and see the stunning Lealt Falls Waterfalls then go for a lovely short coastal walk with gorgeous Sea Views

Enjoy a short Walk to the ruined MacDonald Clans, Duntulm Castle and hear the story of this once remote strong hold

Walk around and enjoy the gorgeous town of Portree. Drink Coffee at one of the lovely wee cafe's or shop for souvenirs in the quaint wee shops

Visit the beautiful Eilean Donan Castle and learn of it's torrid past during the Jacobite Uprising Civil War

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Enjoy a lovely short walk in the Nature reserve before travelling through the Cairngorms National Park

Travel through the Cairngorms National Park on your way south to the Victorian town of Pitlochry

Visit the Victorian town of Pitlochry, a favorite of Queen Victoria and not changed much since she last visited