3-Day Isle of Skye and Highlands Tour from Glasgow

Drive through the Trossach national Park along the banks of Loch Lomond.

There will be time to stretch your legs and meander down to the loch edge through this pretty little village

Discover the haunting beauty of these majestic mountains. learnt he stories of murder and massacre. There will be time for those all important photographs.

If we are lucky you should be able to see the peak appearing over the clouds. This is the UK's highest mountain.

The Cuillin mountains offer a captivating opportunity to witness some of Scotland's most awe-inspiring natural beauty. Towering peaks, deep valleys, and cascading waterfalls create a stunning backdrop and provide a glimpse into the untamed wilderness of the Isle of Skye. The Cuillin Mountains are sure to leave a lasting impression on visitors, showcasing the raw power and rugged allure of Scotland's landscape.

Marvel at this pinnacle rock formation which can be seen from a distance.

See for yourself just how much like the pleats of a kilt this rock formation resembles.

Our lunch stop will be in the little town of Portree - where you can wander down to the harbour watching out for hungry seagulls.

Eilean Donan Castle is nestled on a small island at the at the meeting of three lochs in the Scottish Highlands, is a stunningly picturesque fortress steeped in history and surrounded by breath-taking scenery. With its striking silhouette against the backdrop of the rugged landscape, Eilean Donan Castle is a quintessential symbol of Scotland's romantic past.

Discover the legendary Loch Ness, nestled in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, where you'll enjoy breathtaking scenery and hear tales of the mysterious Nessie. Take in the tranquil beauty of the loch on a Loch Ness cruise.

Explore the dramatic ruins of Urquhart Castle, perched on the banks of Loch Ness with stunning panoramic views of the water. Steeped in over 1,000 years of history, the castle offers a glimpse into Scotland’s turbulent past and its role in the Wars of Independence.

Visit Culloden Battlefield, the haunting site of the final Jacobite uprising in 1746, where the fate of Scotland was decisively sealed. Walk the windswept moor and explore the immersive visitor centre that brings the battle and its legacy vividly to life.

Step back in time at Clava Cairns, a 4,000-year-old Bronze Age burial site nestled in a peaceful woodland setting. Marvel at the remarkably preserved cairns, standing stones, and passageways that offer a fascinating glimpse into ancient rituals and beliefs.

Enjoy a scenic stop in the charming Victorian town of Pitlochry, known for its picturesque setting and welcoming atmosphere. Stroll through quaint shops, sample local treats, or take in views of the River Tummel and surrounding hills.