Tours to Scotland
Scotland
Get ready to unleash your inner Highlander and embrace a world of bagpipes and tartan with our Scotland Tour Packages. Those who fancy a bit of rugged, windswept beauty can discover the Scottish Highlands, where epic landscapes and ancient castles await. Alternatively, jump aboard an Isle of Skye adventure to chase waterfalls and soak in views that will take your breath away.
See what all the fuss is about in the big smoke with Edinburgh city tours. Here you can explore the mediaeval Old Town and spot the crown jewels in a castle perched atop its volcanic throne.
For whisky enthusiasts, our Scotland Whisky Trail Tours offer a tantalising taste of Scotland's finest drams, while history buffs can immerse themselves in the grandeur of Scottish castles and heritage sites tours. Don't forget your binoculars for our Loch Ness and Beyond expedition – who knows, you might just catch a glimpse of Nessie herself!
Golfers can tee off against picturesque backdrops with our exclusive Scotland Golf Packages, while culture vultures can get lost in creativity with vibrant Glasgow Arts and Culture Tours.
Craving a wild adventure? Join our Scottish Wildlife and Nature Tours for encounters with red deer and golden eagle, or sail away on an enchanting Scottish islands exploration for a truly unforgettable experience.
So what are you waiting for? Grab your kilt and your sense of adventure – our Scotland tour packages are ready to make seeing this grand old country a breeze.
Frequently asked questions
Our Scotland tour packages often include destinations like Edinburgh, Glasgow, the Highlands, and the Isle of Skye.
Some Scotland tour packages include flights, while others do not. Check the package details and chat with your travel expert about including flights in your booking.
Aye! Most tour packages will include guided tours to enhance the travel experience. Check your itinerary to confirm exactly what is included. If you can’t find what you’re after, we will happily help you sort it out.
Layers are your best friend! We also recommend you bring a raincoat or umbrella, plus waterproof walking shoes as weather can be unpredictable.
Tours typically range from one to two weeks. If you’re after a longer holiday, chat with your travel expert about joining two tours together and extending your stay.
The best time to visit Scotland is generally from May to September when you can enjoy warmer temperatures and less rain (fingers crossed, right?).
Yes, Scotland is generally safe for tourists. As always, use your common sense, follow travel advisories and local guidelines and avoid walking down creepy alleys.
Yes, many of our Scotland tours offer family-friendly activities and accommodations. Chat with your travel expert for more details on options that are best suited for your little ones.
Visa requirements depend on nationality. Check the specific requirements for your country by visiting the Scottish immigration website or chatting with your travel expert.
Yes, a visit to a whisky distillery can easily be included in many of our packages. We’ll cheers to that!
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