Scottish Island Explorer
Partially Escorted Tour
Discover the best of Scotland while you begin and end in Edinburgh, enjoying independent exploration with multiple sightseeing/admission passes included. In between, enjoy a 9-night small group guided tour of the Isle of Skye, the archipelagos of Orkney and Hebrides, and more as you explore Scotland's spectacular countryside and coastlines.
Partially escorted tours offer the perfect balance of freedom and guidance. Enjoy some time for independent exploration mixed with an expertly guided tour that provides deep local insights and fully planned itineraries.
What's Included
- Round-trip economy class airfare to Edinburgh (EDI)
- Private, round-trip airport transfers
- 1 night in Edinburgh at the Ibis Edinburgh Centre South Bridge Hotel, or similar
- 9-night Orkney & Outer Hebrides small group guided tour, including:*
- 1 night in Inverness at the Glen Mhor Hotel, or similar
- 2 nights in Kirkwall at the Albert Hotel, or similar
- 2 nights in Ullapool at the Royal Hotel, or similar
- 2 nights in Stornoway at the Crown Hotel, or similar
- 2 nights in Portree at The Kilted Fox B&B**, or similar
- Admissions to Maeshowe, Skara Brae and Arnol Blackhouse
- Transportation by luxury private 16-seat Mercedes mini-coach
- Services of professional driver/guide
- Service charges & VAT tax
- 2 nights in Edinburgh at the Ibis Edinburgh Centre South Bridge Hotel, or similar
- Royal Edinburgh Ticket, including 3 city tours and admission to
- Edinburgh Castle
- Palace of Holyroodhouse
- Royal Yacht Britannia
- Breakfast daily
*Please Note: Lunches are not included. However the tour will either stop in small villages with a choice of lunch options, or at a local family establishment where there is a choice to suit all budgets. These places are always chosen for their charm and character - to give you the taste of local hospitality.
*Entrance fees to some visitor attractions are not included, to allow you greater flexibility to choose the sites that you would like to enter. Please check with your guide, as in some cases discounted admission has been arranged on behalf of tour participants.
**Due to the extremely limited hotel availability on the Isle of Skye, your accommodations will be confirmed at local B&Bs. These special accommodations will provide you with all the privacy and comforts of a traditional hotel, in addition to a very welcoming, cultural and immersive experience. Transportation to and from your accommodation is included.
Great Ways to Explore
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Explore the medieval streets of Edinburgh at your own pace.
- Immerse yourself in local Scottish culture on the archipelago of Orkney.
Stay in Portree, a colorful seaside town on the Isle of Skye.
You may visit Glencoe, Fort William, and Eilean Donan Castle!
Find comfort in having an expert guide by your side.
Enjoy three nights on your own in Edinburgh, then embark on a 9-night escorted tour up to the Highlands, the Isle of Skye, and the archipelagos of Orkney and Hebrides! On this once-in-a-lifetime vacation, you won't ever stress about transportation. With included airport transfers and a full-time driver during your tour, you'll see all the nooks and crannies of Scotland the easy way. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the Scottish adventure of a lifetime!
Your first night will be spent in the medieval city of Edinburgh. Sip on whiskey in a traditional pub, then rest up for your trek up north! The next morning, you'll meet your guide and embark to Inverness, your first stop. After an awesome night in the "capital of the Highlands," you'll hop on a ferry to the Orkney Archipelago, where you will stay in the Viking village of Kirkwall! Immerse yourself in ancient Norse culture and visit centuries-old castles, villages, and cathedrals.
From Kirkwall, you'll sail back to the mainland for your stay in spectacular Ullapool. Enjoy scenic drives through vast greenery, sparkling "lochs" (lakes), and sky-high mountain ranges. After a wonderful stay in the quaint village of Ullapool, you'll set sail for The Hebrides! Enjoy two nights in the colorful harbor-side town of Stornoway, then head to the majestic Isle of Skye. Feast your eyes on landscapes that come straight out of a fairytale, from the glistening waterfalls of Kilt Rock and the Fairy Pools to mossy rock structures near the Old Man of Storr and Quiraing. Stay in the picture-perfect town of Portree, filled with vibrant pubs and family-run restaurants.
Back in Edinburgh, you'll have two nights to get to know the city. Stroll down colorful Victoria Street, visit Edinburgh Castle, climb Arthur's Seat, and feel like royalty in Holyrood Palace. Be sure to take advantage of your included tours in Edinburgh!
Please note that some recommendations in the following suggested itinerary may not be included in your package. Check What's Included above for full details on inclusions.
- Round-trip economy class airfare to Edinburgh (EDI)
- Private, round-trip airport transfers
- 1 night in Edinburgh at the Ibis Edinburgh Centre South Bridge Hotel, or similar
- 9-night Orkney & Outer Hebrides small group guided tour, including:*
- 1 night in Inverness at the Glen Mhor Hotel, or similar
- 2 nights in Kirkwall at the Albert Hotel, or similar
- 2 nights in Ullapool at the Royal Hotel, or similar
- 2 nights in Stornoway at the Crown Hotel, or similar
- 2 nights in Portree at The Kilted Fox B&B**, or similar
- Admissions to Maeshowe, Skara Brae and Arnol Blackhouse
- Transportation by luxury private 16-seat Mercedes mini-coach
- Services of professional driver/guide
- Service charges & VAT tax
- 2 nights in Edinburgh at the Ibis Edinburgh Centre South Bridge Hotel, or similar
- Royal Edinburgh Ticket, including 3 city tours and admission to
- Edinburgh Castle
- Palace of Holyroodhouse
- Royal Yacht Britannia
- Breakfast daily
*Please Note: Lunches are not included. However the tour will either stop in small villages with a choice of lunch options, or at a local family establishment where there is a choice to suit all budgets. These places are always chosen for their charm and character - to give you the taste of local hospitality.
*Entrance fees to some visitor attractions are not included, to allow you greater flexibility to choose the sites that you would like to enter. Please check with your guide, as in some cases discounted admission has been arranged on behalf of tour participants.
**Due to the extremely limited hotel availability on the Isle of Skye, your accommodations will be confirmed at local B&Bs. These special accommodations will provide you with all the privacy and comforts of a traditional hotel, in addition to a very welcoming, cultural and immersive experience. Transportation to and from your accommodation is included.
-
Explore the medieval streets of Edinburgh at your own pace.
- Immerse yourself in local Scottish culture on the archipelago of Orkney.
Stay in Portree, a colorful seaside town on the Isle of Skye.
You may visit Glencoe, Fort William, and Eilean Donan Castle!
Find comfort in having an expert guide by your side.
Enjoy three nights on your own in Edinburgh, then embark on a 9-night escorted tour up to the Highlands, the Isle of Skye, and the archipelagos of Orkney and Hebrides! On this once-in-a-lifetime vacation, you won't ever stress about transportation. With included airport transfers and a full-time driver during your tour, you'll see all the nooks and crannies of Scotland the easy way. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the Scottish adventure of a lifetime!
Your first night will be spent in the medieval city of Edinburgh. Sip on whiskey in a traditional pub, then rest up for your trek up north! The next morning, you'll meet your guide and embark to Inverness, your first stop. After an awesome night in the "capital of the Highlands," you'll hop on a ferry to the Orkney Archipelago, where you will stay in the Viking village of Kirkwall! Immerse yourself in ancient Norse culture and visit centuries-old castles, villages, and cathedrals.
From Kirkwall, you'll sail back to the mainland for your stay in spectacular Ullapool. Enjoy scenic drives through vast greenery, sparkling "lochs" (lakes), and sky-high mountain ranges. After a wonderful stay in the quaint village of Ullapool, you'll set sail for The Hebrides! Enjoy two nights in the colorful harbor-side town of Stornoway, then head to the majestic Isle of Skye. Feast your eyes on landscapes that come straight out of a fairytale, from the glistening waterfalls of Kilt Rock and the Fairy Pools to mossy rock structures near the Old Man of Storr and Quiraing. Stay in the picture-perfect town of Portree, filled with vibrant pubs and family-run restaurants.
Back in Edinburgh, you'll have two nights to get to know the city. Stroll down colorful Victoria Street, visit Edinburgh Castle, climb Arthur's Seat, and feel like royalty in Holyrood Palace. Be sure to take advantage of your included tours in Edinburgh!
Please note that some recommendations in the following suggested itinerary may not be included in your package. Check What's Included above for full details on inclusions.
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Day 1. Welcome to Edinburgh!
Upon arrival in charming Edinburgh, enjoy a comfortable transfer to your first hotel. Once you're all settled in, take a walk down the Royal Mile and snap a photo of colorful Victoria Street. Treat yourself to some haggis and whiskey at a traditional Scottish pub!
Private transfer from EDI to Edinburgh hotel
Stay close to all of Edinburgh's top attractions with a stay at ibis Edinburgh Centre South Bridge - Royal Mile. Only about half a mile from Edinburgh Castle and even closer to the Royal Mile, St. Giles Cathedral, and the Edinburgh Festival Theatre, the hotel keeps you in the heart of the action. Enjoy comfortably furnished guestrooms and hotel amenities such as a 24-hour bar stocked with a selection of Scottish beers and spirits, speedy Wi-Fi, and an outdoor courtyard to take in a warm afternoon. Fuel up with a good breakfast before you set out to discover the hidden treasures of Edinburgh.
Immerse yourself in Edinburgh's Old Town at the eclectic Stay Central Hotel. Located right on bustling Cowgate, you'll be just steps away from many sights and attractions including the National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh Castle, and the Princes Street Gardens. Enjoy this hotel's funky yet stylish decor - be on the lookout for tons of interesting artwork, unique furniture, and fun board games.
When your legs are tired from exploring, head up to your spacious, comfortable room and take advantage of the hotel's luxurious amenities. Use complimentary WiFi to plan the rest of your trip, catch up on your favorite show on a flat screen TV, and relax in the rainfall-style shower.
Relax in your large, comfortable bed at the charming Murrayfield Hotel. This stylish, quaint hotel will serve as a perfect home base, as it is located right on the border of the Edinburgh City Centre. Start your day with a walk to the national Murrayfield Stadium, stroll around Roseburn Park, or uncover your wild side at the Edinburgh Zoo. For more fun, hop on a local train or hail a cab and explore the historic Edinburgh City Centre. In just minutes, you'll be right in the middle of the breathtaking architecture of Edinburgh's New Town and Old Town.
Yes, Edinburgh is filled with amazing restaurants, but make sure to have at least one meal at The Bothy, Murrayfield's on-site restaurant and drinkery! Whether its a pleasant breakfast, weekend brunch, or a romantic candlelit dinner, this stylish yet traditional Scottish restaurant will serve you up an experience that will leave you wanting more. Indulge in homemade Scottish favorites, bistro bites, and craft cocktails while you relax in a comfortable, homey, yet trendy atmosphere. Look out for events like quiz night, flight night, and whiskey tasting night that are hosted at The Bothy.
Enjoy the lively and modern decour during your stay at the Grassmarket Hotel. Rooms come equipped with TVs, iPod docks, wall-sized magnetic maps, free Wi-Fi, and private bathrooms featuring rainfall showers. This newly renovated hotel sitting comfortable within distance of Waverley Train Station and the Royal Mile.
Pubs, bars, clubs, restaurants, and plenty of opportunities for excellent shopping are all within walking distance of your hotel, as well as all of the shops of Princes Street. Old Town exploration and history make the area unique, just like its lodgings.
Day 2. Edinburgh - Inverness
Enjoy an early breakfast, then head to the designated meeting point to embark on your 9-night small group escorted tour of Orkney and the Outer Hebrides!
Depart Edinburgh and start heading west towards Stirling, passing Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument. You'll also pass Doune Castle (set of Monty Python’s “Holy Grail”) before pausing in the small town of Callander for a refreshment stop.
Keep your cameras handy - the drive is about to get especially scenic! Cross over the fault line into the magnificent Highlands, taking in the splendor of Loch Luibnaig, Loch Earn, Glen Ogle and Glen Dochart, as you travel north over the wild and remote Rannoch Moor into Glencoe. Enjoy stunning views and spectacular landscapes, including those of an extinct volcano and the scene of the infamous massacre of the Clan MacDonald in 1692, where many of the Clan MacDonald were slaughtered. Don't worry, you will stop in this imposing mountain Glen so you can take in the spectacular views!
Continue north up the Great Glen to the mysterious beauty of Loch Ness, traveling the whole 23 miles of the famous Loch - plenty of time to try and spot “Nessie!”
You'll arrive at your destination of Inverness, where you will be dropped off at your booked accommodation. The evening is free for you to explore the "Capital of the Highlands!"
Check-in - The Glen Mhor Hotel
Day 3. Inverness - Kirkwall
Rise and shine! Fuel up with a good breakfast; today is an early start. Wave goodbye to Inverness and cross over the Black Isle and past Andrew Carnegie’s Skibo Castle. From there, you'll drive through the northeast Highland coastline, traveling into some of Scotland’s most dramatic scenery! Enjoy amazing views of some of Europe’s oldest landscapes and keep your eyes open for wildlife such as Golden Eagles and Red Deer.
Venture onward through Scotland’s most northerly mainland village, John o’ Groats, and then to Gills Bay, hop aboard a ferry, crossing the Pentland Firth into the Orkney Archipelago. From there, it is a short drive to the famous Italian Chapel, where we stop for a visit before continuing to the Viking stronghold of Kirkwall, capital of Orkney, where you will stay for two nights. Here you can visit Kirkwall’s magnificent Viking Cathedral and its historic winding streets!
Check-in - Albert Hotel
The Albert Hotel offers a quiet and comfortable accommodation in Orkney. All rooms are modern and come equipped with a television, free WiFi, and a coffee/tea maker. A hearty Scottish breakfast is included with your stay. The hotel has an onsite restaurant that can satisfy your hunger, whether it be for a snack or three course meal. The Bothy Bar is a popular spot for friends to unwind over afternoon tea or local Scottish ales. The hotel also has a function hall for weddings or large events, and smaller rooms for more intimate functions. Located just two blocks from the Bay of Weyland, the hotel is a short walk from the ferry terminal and marina. You're guaranteed authentic Orcadian hospitality when you stay at The Albert Hotel.
Day 4. Kirkwall
Today is your chance to explore this fantastic, ancient island; a land of natural contrasts, where fertile green pastures are fringed by shores of golden sands, washed by blue waters of the North Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.
Visit the 5000-year-old village of Skara Brae (older than the Pyramids of Egypt!), the mystical prehistoric stone circle at Brodgar and the Druidic Standing Stones of Stenness. You'll make a stop in Stromness - one of Scotland’s most picturesque seaboard villages and then travel onto Maeshowe, where, in the 12th century, the Vikings left one of the largest collections of Norse runic inscriptions.
You'll end your evening back in Kirkwall after what is sure to be a memorable day.
Day 5. Kirkwall - Ullapool
Enjoy a relaxed start to the day, as you depart from Orkney and sail the Viking waters back to the mainland. From there, you'll travel the old road right across the very top of Scotland, driving past the stunning Ben Loyal and Ben Hope mountains! Feel your eyes widen as they follow the rocky cliffs and stunning golden sand beaches of the northern coastline.
You'll then visit the far northwest highlands, known for their natural grandeur. Immerse yourself in Scotland's wilderness near the mountains of Assynt, before stopping to view the 15th-century ruins of Ardvreck Castle. From there, you will travel to Ullapool, situated at the mouth of Loch Broom! This beautiful whitewashed fishing village is the perfect place to spend your next two nights. You will say goodbye to the group here and be collected by your new guide and group on the morning of day six.
Check-in - Royal Hotel
Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Scottish highlands at this upscale, luxury hotel. Dating back to the 1800s, this hotel is believed to be the oldest in Ullapool! Its antique charm has been paired with modern amenities and contemporary, stylish decor. Enjoy breathtaking views of Loch Broom and the vast mountainous landscape!
After a day of exploring, head back to the hotel for a delicious meal. Indulge in mouthwatering cuisine at the hotel's elegant restaurant that offers seasonal, fresh market specials and gorgeous panoramic views over the Loch. Unwind with a drink at the cocktail bar, or head out to the waterfront bar, where you can sip on a cocktail on the outdoor terrace.
Return to your comfortable, spacious room and kick off your shoes. Climb into your large cozy bed, catch up on your favorite TV show, or use the hotel's free WiFi to plan your next day of adventure. In the morning, wake up feeling refreshed and treat yourself to an energizing breakfast in the dining room that overlooks Loch Broom.
Day 6. Ullapool
Ahh, enjoy a free day in Ullapool! There are many possibilities available in this lovely town. The first option for your day is a simple one: relax and absorb the highland tranquil pace of life whilst browsing the small craft boutiques nestled in the streets of the town.
Alternatively, you could head up Claypool Hill for an easy two-hour
walk, offering wonderful views over Loch Broom, reaching a height of
900 feet. Feeling more adventurous? Add to this walk by completing a three-hour circuit returning to the town via Rhiddoroch estate. Ask your new guide for details regarding nearby walks and hikes!
Day 7. Ullapool - Stornoway
Catch the morning ferry from Ullapool for the two-hour scenic sail along Loch Broom, past the Summer Isles, then out across the Minch to Stornoway – the main town on Lewis and capital of the Outer Hebrides. Look out for dolphins, whales, and seabirds during the crossing!
In the afternoon, explore the Northwest coast from the traditional crofting townships to Port of Ness and the very north tip of the island – the Butt of Lewis. From the lighthouse here, there is nothing between you and the Americas! Relax in beautiful Stornoway for the night.
Check-in - Crown Hotel
Located two blocks from Stornoway Harbour, the Crown Hotel is surrounded by a variety of bars, restaurants, and shops. The hotel has 16 en-suite rooms that include free WiFi, television, and a coffee/tea maker. The hotel is pet friendly and allows guests to have breakfast with their pet in the lounge area. The Crown Hotel boasts an onsite, recently renovated pub featuring locally sourced products. There is plenty of free parking in the area for those renting a car. The hotel is centrally located for you to be able to enjoy all of Stornoway's attractions and highlights during your stay.
Day 8. Stornoway
Today will be spent exploring some of the prehistoric remains on the island, as well as its finest beaches. The fascinating circular stone fort, or Broch, at Carloway will be your first stop, followed by more traditional crofting communities such as Gearrannan and Shawbost. Then, it’s on to Callanish with its mysterious ancient stone circle!
In the afternoon you will head for the remote district of Uig, where you can feast your eyes on the fine, sandy beaches at Bhaltos. You'll feel your jaw drop at the area's dramatic sea cliffs and rugged hills! This is the wilderness of the Western Isles at its finest.
Enjoy another peaceful night in Stornoway.
Day 9. Stornoway - Portree
Travel south today from the wild moorlands of Lewis to the more mountainous Harris – almost but not quite an island on its own. Famous for the locally produced cloth, Harris Tweed, it is also home to the highest mountains in the Outer Hebrides and the stunning white sands of Luskentyre. After a morning of exploring South Harris you will stop for lunch in the small port of Tarbet. Here you will catch the late afternoon ferry to Skye and continue on to the harbor town of Portree, your base for the next two nights. Overnight in Portree.
Check-in - The Kilted Fox
The Kilted Fox is a charming and cozy B&B in Portree's quaint town on the Isle of Skye. Situated 22 miles from popular Dunvegan Castle, this accommodation offers free Wi-Fi and private parking. It's located just a short walk from the Portree town center and offers the perfect base for exploring Skye.
Guestrooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with free toiletries, a hairdryer, and a shower.
Those staying at The Kilted Fox can fill up on a delicious continental, vegetarian, or vegan breakfast available daily. The property is also 63 miles away from the Benbecula Airport.
Day 10. Portree
Today is a very flexible day on Skye. There are many possibilities depending on the weather, and your guide’s knowledge will help develop the best day out for you. For example, you might travel north to the stunning Quiraing mountain pass and enjoy a spectacular walk through some of Skye’s extraordinary geological scenery or visit the Kilt Rock, composed of basalt columns (reminiscent of the pleats in a kilt) with its waterfall cascading over the cliffs and down into the sea below. Or, after lunch you could travel to Neist Point for a walk out to the lighthouse at the most westerly point on Skye. Alternatively, a visit to Dunvegan Castle, ancient ancestral seat of the Clan MacLeod, may be possible.
Day 11. Portree - Edinburgh
Say "so long" to the Isle of Skye and begin your return trip to Edinburgh after breakfast. Don't just think of this as "the drive back." This return journey is packed with tons of fun highlights! You might visit to Eilean Donan Castle, Fort William, and the dramatic scenery and dark history of Glencoe. Travelling back south through the Central Highlands, the last stop of the day will be in Killin beside the Falls of Dochart before returning to Edinburgh.
You will arrive back in Edinburgh in the early evening. Settle into your hotel, then find a pub that offers live Scottish music!
Stay close to all of Edinburgh's top attractions with a stay at ibis Edinburgh Centre South Bridge - Royal Mile. Only about half a mile from Edinburgh Castle and even closer to the Royal Mile, St. Giles Cathedral, and the Edinburgh Festival Theatre, the hotel keeps you in the heart of the action. Enjoy comfortably furnished guestrooms and hotel amenities such as a 24-hour bar stocked with a selection of Scottish beers and spirits, speedy Wi-Fi, and an outdoor courtyard to take in a warm afternoon. Fuel up with a good breakfast before you set out to discover the hidden treasures of Edinburgh.
Immerse yourself in Edinburgh's Old Town at the eclectic Stay Central Hotel. Located right on bustling Cowgate, you'll be just steps away from many sights and attractions including the National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh Castle, and the Princes Street Gardens. Enjoy this hotel's funky yet stylish decor - be on the lookout for tons of interesting artwork, unique furniture, and fun board games.
When your legs are tired from exploring, head up to your spacious, comfortable room and take advantage of the hotel's luxurious amenities. Use complimentary WiFi to plan the rest of your trip, catch up on your favorite show on a flat screen TV, and relax in the rainfall-style shower.
Relax in your large, comfortable bed at the charming Murrayfield Hotel. This stylish, quaint hotel will serve as a perfect home base, as it is located right on the border of the Edinburgh City Centre. Start your day with a walk to the national Murrayfield Stadium, stroll around Roseburn Park, or uncover your wild side at the Edinburgh Zoo. For more fun, hop on a local train or hail a cab and explore the historic Edinburgh City Centre. In just minutes, you'll be right in the middle of the breathtaking architecture of Edinburgh's New Town and Old Town.
Yes, Edinburgh is filled with amazing restaurants, but make sure to have at least one meal at The Bothy, Murrayfield's on-site restaurant and drinkery! Whether its a pleasant breakfast, weekend brunch, or a romantic candlelit dinner, this stylish yet traditional Scottish restaurant will serve you up an experience that will leave you wanting more. Indulge in homemade Scottish favorites, bistro bites, and craft cocktails while you relax in a comfortable, homey, yet trendy atmosphere. Look out for events like quiz night, flight night, and whiskey tasting night that are hosted at The Bothy.
Enjoy the lively and modern decour during your stay at the Grassmarket Hotel. Rooms come equipped with TVs, iPod docks, wall-sized magnetic maps, free Wi-Fi, and private bathrooms featuring rainfall showers. This newly renovated hotel sitting comfortable within distance of Waverley Train Station and the Royal Mile.
Pubs, bars, clubs, restaurants, and plenty of opportunities for excellent shopping are all within walking distance of your hotel, as well as all of the shops of Princes Street. Old Town exploration and history make the area unique, just like its lodgings.
Day 12. Edinburgh
Enjoy a full day at leisure in Edinburgh! After breakfast, take advantage of your included Royal Edinburgh Ticket. Visit Edinburgh Castle, the Palace of Holyroodhouse and the Royal Yacht Britannia, along with three separate city tours to get you around Edinburgh, with unique themes and routes.
Just steps from the Palace of Holyroodhouse, you'll find the trail to Arthur's Seat. Wear comfortable shoes and hike up for unbelievable views of the city!
Royal Edinburgh Ticket
This unique value-added tour ticket is all you need to explore and experience the royal splendors of Edinburgh, Scotland’s capital city! You’ll receive 48-hour unlimited access to three city tours, as well as admission to Edinburgh Castle (the city’s most famous attraction), The Palace of Holyroodhouse (The King's official residence in Scotland) and The Royal Yacht Brittania (The Queen’s former floating Royal residence).
Tours Included with Your Ticket:
The Edinburgh Tour – with a live English-speaking guide, and stops including Edinburgh Castle, Palace of Holyroodhouse, Old Town, New Town, National Museum of Scotland and Scottish Parliament.
City Sightseeing Tour – entertaining and informative commentary, along with a “Horrible Histories” commentary for kids. Highlights include Edinburgh Castle, Palace of Holyroodhouse, Old Town, New Town, National Museum of Scotland, Our Dynamic Earth and Calton Hill.
Majestic Tour - Enjoy an entertaining and informative commentary as you are guided through the history of Edinburgh’s people, places and sights along the route. Highlights include the Royal Yacht Britannia, Royal Botanic Garden, Palace of Holyroodhouse, Old Town and Scottish Parliament.
Day 13. Depart Scotland
Squeeze all your souvenirs into your luggage and enjoy a comfortable transfer to the airport. Spend your flight home replaying wonderful memories and dreaming about your next adventure!