Luxury Scotland Tour: 9 Days of Heritage, Highlands, and High-End Comfort
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Scotland’s best with private drivers
Indulge in the ultimate Scottish experience on this luxury private tour through the country’s historic heartlands and remote natural wonders. With stays in elegant castles and manor estates, and private transfers led by your dedicated driver-guide, you’ll explore like a modern-day clan chief. Begin in Edinburgh, where curated cultural experiences and insider-led walking tours reveal the city’s regal and literary past. Then head north to Aberdeen and Inverness, where privately guided visits to Crathes, Glenlivet, and Dunrobin Castle immerse you in Scotland’s aristocratic legacy. Along the way, enjoy signature whisky tastings, stroll manicured gardens, and hear the stories that shaped the Highlands.More...
Edinburgh
Day 1 - 3
Discover Edinburgh, the captivating capital of Scotland, nestled amidst a series of dramatic volcanic hills and crowned by its iconic castle. For those with an eye for design, Edinburgh is an architectural treasure, boasting impressive neoclassical terraces, grand Georgian structures, and significant late-medieval monuments. Explore the famous Royal Mile, a hub of attractions including the serene Dunbar’s Close Garden and the intriguing Camera Obscura with its fascinating optical illusions. Whisky enthusiasts should not miss the Scotch Whisky Experience. Beyond its landmarks, Edinburgh offers a vibrant cultural scene with excellent theaters, engaging museums, traditional pubs, diverse restaurants, and a lively nightlife. For panoramic city views, head to Calton Hill and admire the stunning skyline dotted with spires, towers, domes, and steeples. Experience the unique blend of history and contemporary life that defines Edinburgh.
Your accommodation
Market Street Hotel
The Market Street Hotel is a unique oasis away from the hustle and bustle of city life, yet at the pulse of the beating heart of Edinburgh. The hotel is located on the edge of Edinburgh's historic Old Town, at 6 Market Street, next to the City Art Centre. The hotel has 98 urban boutique-style rooms and suites and offers a rooftop Champagne Residence with panoramic views, designed to leave a lasting impression on today's intrepid travelers.
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The Scotch Whiskey Experience - Platinum
The dream of every whiskey lover. An early evening tour that includes a guided tasting of 4 single malts and 1 deluxe blended Scotch whiskey.
Visit the new Scotch Whiskey Experience for a sensational journey! Take a tour of a replica distillery and become part of the whiskey making process. Along the way, you'll hear the stories behind this magical craft, and expert tour guides and whiskey consultants will accompany you through every sip. They will help you discover the aromas and flavors that appeal to your palate and guide you to your perfect single malt whiskey.
Aberdeen
Day 4 - 5
Experience the unique charm of Aberdeen, a significant port city situated in northeast Scotland at the meeting point of the rivers Dee and Don as they flow into the North Sea. This destination is well-regarded for its cultural attractions, rich history, and a growing reputation for fine dining. Distinctively known as the "Granite City," Aberdeen's streets showcase a remarkable collection of buildings constructed from this durable stone, giving the cityscape a characteristic sparkle. As a visitor, you can explore a range of activities, from discovering the maritime heritage at the Aberdeen Maritime Museum to appreciating art at the Aberdeen Art Gallery and enjoying the refreshing northern beaches. The renowned Malt Whisky Trail is also accessible from here, and the historic ambiance of Old Aberdeen is waiting to be explored. A particular highlight is Footdee (also known as Fittie), a quaint former fishing quarter characterized by its closely-set, vibrant cottages and their colorful gardens.
Your accommodation
Aberdeen Ardoe House Hotel & Spa
Mercure Aberdeen Ardoe House Hotel & Spa is a 19th-century manor house converted into a hotel, located 5.8 miles from Deeside Golf Club and 7.9 miles from the Jacobean manor house of Drum Castle. Traditional rooms and suites feature Wi-Fi, desks, satellite TV and tea/coffee makers. Upgraded options offer modern decor, Nespresso machines and walk-in showers. Many rooms have garden views.
The hotel has an in-house restaurant serving international cuisine, as well as an informal brasserie with a fireplace and bar. Other amenities include a fitness center, a heated indoor pool and a business center. There is also a ballroom with space for 450 guests and 8 meeting rooms.
Your activity
Glamis Castle Admission
Explore the majestic Glamis Castle, the childhood home of the Queen Mother and the legendary setting of Shakespeare’s Macbeth. Admire its grand architecture, lavish interiors, and beautifully landscaped gardens. Steeped in history and royal heritage, Glamis offers a captivating experience for history lovers and castle enthusiasts alike.
Inverness
Day 6 - 7
Discover Inverness, the delightful capital of the Scottish Highlands, gracefully situated on the banks of the River Ness. Within the city, the acclaimed Inverness Museum and Art Gallery offers fascinating insights into the region's rich history and vibrant culture. Just a short distance away lies the poignant Culloden Battlefield, a significant historical site. As a true gateway to the Scottish Highlands, Inverness provides access to a wealth of outdoor adventures, including scenic hikes, tranquil fishing opportunities, and memorable boat trips on the legendary Loch Ness. Experience the charm and strategic location that make Inverness a compelling destination.
Your accommodation
Culloden House Hotel
At the time of the Jacobite Rising in 1745-46, Bonnie Prince Charlie used Culloden House as accommodation and headquarters before the fateful Battle of Culloden Moor. Today, the stately luxury hotel in Inverness is set in almost 40 acres of woodland and private gardens, where guests can enjoy the exceptional peace and tranquillity of the grounds. Hundreds of years of history, culture and luxury combine with a relaxed atmosphere and superb cuisine at Culloden House. The interior of the house offers a wonderfully comfortable drawing room with magnificent Adam stucco work, fine antiques and a large open fireplace.
Your activity
Glenlivet Original Tour & Tasting
Explore how Glenlivet became the original Speyside Single Malt Whiskey. In the Speyside Room, meet the people who are essential to The Glenlivet today, from local farmers to the barrel management team. Delve into the making of this distinctive whiskey through an immersive visual experience in the Process Room, followed by a tour of the distillery and a visit to Warehouse 1.
Please be aware that the Speyside & Process Room experience uses a combination of audio-visual aids, including sound, lighting, and time-lapse elements, which may not be suitable for all audiences. This educational experience is for guests over 18 only and includes three 15ml samples from The Glenlivet—two from the core range and one Distillery Exclusive Edition. Guests are not required to consume these samples during their visit. Bottle tasting packages are available for those arriving by car or for guests who wish to enjoy their samples later with friends.
Glasgow
Day 8
Scotland's largest city, Glasgow, presents a captivating blend of art, culture, and history. Prepare to be impressed by its magnificent Victorian architecture, exemplified by landmarks such as the Glasgow City Chambers and the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. A thriving art scene flourishes throughout Glasgow, with numerous galleries, vibrant theaters, and diverse music events awaiting discovery. The University of Glasgow stands as one of the oldest and most prestigious in the United Kingdom, adding to the city's intellectual vibrancy. Furthermore, the natural beauty surrounding Glasgow is easily accessible, with the stunning Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park just a short distance away.
Your accommodation
Mar Hall Golf & Spa Resort
Overlooking the River Clyde, Mar Hall Golf and Spa Resort in Bishopton is a great place to stay for both leisure and business travelers. All guest rooms are equipped with internet access, in-room entertainment, hair care and body care products and you will receive a welcome tray, while the suites offer fully equipped kitchens and separate living areas. The hotel has restaurants and a bar. You can visit the resort's spa for body and beauty treatments, go for a swim or play a round of golf.
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