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5 Day Highlands and Skye Tour

Day 1 (Prices and conditions at bottom of page)

Leaving Edinburgh we head out towards Stirling to hear the history of William Wallace and Robert the Bruce. Then it is over to Loch Lomond ("I'll take the high road?") to take in the beauty of one of Scotland's famous lochs. Next we wind our way further westwards to Kilmartin Glen to uncover the wonders of the Kingdom of Dalriada - Standing Stones, Stone Circles & castles before making our way up to lively Oban - our home for the night.

LochLomond

Day 2

We head deeper into the magical Highlands through some spectacular north west coast scenery with amazing stops and weather permitting walks in magnificent Glencoe (hear the tragic tale of the MacDonald's Massacre) and Glen Nevis. Next we wind our way westwards through Harry Potter country to the Glenfinnan Memorial (where Bonny Prince Charlie raised the royal standard), and weather permitting have some time on the beaches of Morar. Then its to Mallaig to catch the ferry over to the South of the Isle of Skye - the traditional way to reach the island - we spend tonight in the fishing village of Kyleakin. LochLomond

Day 3

IslandofStaffa A full and active day on the mystical Isle - lots of walks and time to take in the magic. You'll see the Cuillin Mountains, the Old Man of Storr (an incredible Jurassic pillar) and hear some amazing legends, visit the fascinating Kilt Rock, and take in absolutely awe-inspiring panoramas in the Quirang. Perfect preparation for a few wee drams in the pub to reflect on a day of tales and legends.

Day 4

We say farewell to the Isle of Skye this morning & once back on the mainland we make our way northwards up the Gairloch Coastline - a day of gorgeous, relaxing scenery with some lovely short walks, gorges & waterfalls before heading over to the Capital of the Highlands - Inverness - for our final night together. Skye

Day 5

Urquhart

Our last day takes us to the banks of Loch Ness for some Nessie hunting before an emotional stop at tragic Culloden battlefield. Then we cheer ourselves up with beautiful forest walks and a distillery visit before making our way over the Firth of Forth back to Edinburgh - happy honorary Scots!
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