Full Group Activities
Follow along with each day's adventures, from dramatic Highland landscapes to historic castles, local experiences, and your Highland wedding celebration.
Our itineraries are thoughtfully planned, but travel is unpredictable. Times and activities may be adjusted due to weather, road conditions, local events, or other circumstances to ensure the best possible experience.
Be Ready: 8:00 AM
Van Departs: 8:15 AM
To ensure we stay on schedule and make the most of each day, the vans will depart promptly at the listed time.
The Storr is a mountain on the Trotternish Peninsula of the Isle of Skye. Its steep, rocky eastern face overlooks the Sound of Raasay, contrasting with gentler grassy slopes to the west.
The River Lealt drops through a narrow, tree-lined gorge toward the Sound of Raasay. Viewing platforms offer views of the upper falls, while the lower falls can be reached by a steep descent toward the beach.
Basalt cliffs resembling a pleated kilt stand beside a dramatic waterfall plunging into the sea, creating one of Skye’s most photographed viewpoints.
Stop for lunch and potentially see the dinosaur footprints at An Corran Beach.
Part of the Trotternish Ridge, the Quiraing was formed by a massive landslip that created high cliffs, hidden plateaus, and rock pinnacles.
Fairy Glen is a small, otherworldly landscape near Uig, known for miniature hills and unusual stone formations that resemble a natural model of the Highlands.
Be Ready: 6:45 AM
Van Departs: 7:00 AM
To ensure we stay on schedule and make the most of each day, the vans will depart promptly at the listed time.
The Fairy Pools are a series of waterfalls and vivid natural pools in Glen Brittle at the foot of the Cuillin mountains. They are also popular with wild swimmers willing to brave the cold water.
Talisker is the oldest working distillery on the Isle of Skye, set on the shores of Loch Harport with dramatic views of the Cuillins. The visit explores the distillery’s history and its connection to Skye’s rugged coastal landscape.
Explore the oldest continuously inhabited castle in Scotland and its surrounding gardens.
SkyeSkyns is a traditional sheepskin tannery and shop where visitors can learn how Scottish fleeces are processed and browse locally made rugs and goods.
Be Ready: 8:00 AM
Van Departs: 8:15 AM
To ensure we stay on schedule and make the most of each day, the vans will depart promptly at the listed time.
Time: 7:45–9:00 AM
Eilean Donan is one of Scotland’s most iconic castles, set on a tidal island where three sea lochs meet. Originally built in the 13th century, it was later destroyed and carefully restored in the early 1900s.
This small Highland chocolatier and café is known for handmade chocolates, baked goods, and locally inspired treats.
Urquhart Castle is a dramatic ruin on the shores of Loch Ness. Dating to the 13th century, it played an important role in the Wars of Scottish Independence and offers expansive views across the loch.
Ness Deli is one suggested lunch option.
Loch Ness Clay Works is an artisan pottery studio and shop featuring handcrafted ceramics inspired by the Highlands.
Be Ready: 8:15 AM
Van Departs: 8:30 AM
To ensure we stay on schedule and make the most of each day, the vans will depart promptly at the listed time.
Time: 8:00–9:30 AM
Culloden was the final battle of the Jacobite Rising of 1745. Visitors can walk the battlefield, see clan memorial stones, and learn about the battle’s lasting impact on Highland culture and history.
This award-winning family-run dairy is known for handcrafted Scottish cheeses and its farm shop.
A relaxed lunch stop before the group separates for the afternoon.
Drive to Inverness, browse Leakey’s Bookshop, and enjoy the Inverness Castle Experience and afternoon tea, followed by dinner and drinks.
Golf at Nairn Golf Club, followed by dinner at the club.
Details to come.
Be Ready: 8:00 AM
Van Departs: 8:15 AM
To ensure we stay on schedule and make the most of each day, the vans will depart promptly at the listed time.
The Storr is a mountain on the Trotternish Peninsula of the Isle of Skye. Its steep, rocky eastern face overlooks the Sound of Raasay, contrasting with gentler grassy slopes to the west.
The River Lealt drops through a narrow, tree-lined gorge toward the Sound of Raasay. Viewing platforms offer views of the upper falls, while the lower falls can be reached by a steep descent toward the beach.
Basalt cliffs resembling a pleated kilt stand beside a dramatic waterfall plunging into the sea, creating one of Skye’s most photographed viewpoints.
Stop for lunch and potentially see the dinosaur footprints at An Corran Beach.
Part of the Trotternish Ridge, the Quiraing was formed by a massive landslip that created high cliffs, hidden plateaus, and rock pinnacles.
Fairy Glen is a small, otherworldly landscape near Uig, known for miniature hills and unusual stone formations that resemble a natural model of the Highlands.
Be Ready: 6:45 AM
Van Departs: 7:00 AM
To ensure we stay on schedule and make the most of each day, the vans will depart promptly at the listed time.
The Fairy Pools are a series of waterfalls and vivid natural pools in Glen Brittle at the foot of the Cuillin mountains. They are also popular with wild swimmers willing to brave the cold water.
Talisker is the oldest working distillery on the Isle of Skye, set on the shores of Loch Harport with dramatic views of the Cuillins. The visit explores the distillery’s history and its connection to Skye’s rugged coastal landscape.
Explore the oldest continuously inhabited castle in Scotland and its surrounding gardens.
SkyeSkyns is a traditional sheepskin tannery and shop where visitors can learn how Scottish fleeces are processed and browse locally made rugs and goods.
Be Ready: 8:00 AM
Van Departs: 8:15 AM
To ensure we stay on schedule and make the most of each day, the vans will depart promptly at the listed time.
Time: 7:45–9:00 AM
Eilean Donan is one of Scotland’s most iconic castles, set on a tidal island where three sea lochs meet. Originally built in the 13th century, it was later destroyed and carefully restored in the early 1900s.
This small Highland chocolatier and café is known for handmade chocolates, baked goods, and locally inspired treats.
Urquhart Castle is a dramatic ruin on the shores of Loch Ness. Dating to the 13th century, it played an important role in the Wars of Scottish Independence and offers expansive views across the loch.
Ness Deli is one suggested lunch option.
Loch Ness Clay Works is an artisan pottery studio and shop featuring handcrafted ceramics inspired by the Highlands.
Be Ready: 8:15 AM
Van Departs: 8:30 AM
To ensure we stay on schedule and make the most of each day, the vans will depart promptly at the listed time.
Time: 8:00–9:30 AM
Culloden was the final battle of the Jacobite Rising of 1745. Visitors can walk the battlefield, see clan memorial stones, and learn about the battle’s lasting impact on Highland culture and history.
This award-winning family-run dairy is known for handcrafted Scottish cheeses and its farm shop.
A relaxed lunch stop before the group separates for the afternoon.
Drive to Inverness, browse Leakey’s Bookshop, and enjoy the Inverness Castle Experience and afternoon tea, followed by dinner and drinks.
Golf at Nairn Golf Club, followed by dinner at the club.
Details to come.
Be Ready: 8:00 AM
Van Departs: 8:15 AM
To ensure we stay on schedule and make the most of each day, the vans will depart promptly at the listed time.
The Storr is a mountain on the Trotternish Peninsula of the Isle of Skye. Its steep, rocky eastern face overlooks the Sound of Raasay, contrasting with gentler grassy slopes to the west.
The River Lealt drops through a narrow, tree-lined gorge toward the Sound of Raasay. Viewing platforms offer views of the upper falls, while the lower falls can be reached by a steep descent toward the beach.
Basalt cliffs resembling a pleated kilt stand beside a dramatic waterfall plunging into the sea, creating one of Skye’s most photographed viewpoints.
Stop for lunch and potentially see the dinosaur footprints at An Corran Beach.
Part of the Trotternish Ridge, the Quiraing was formed by a massive landslip that created high cliffs, hidden plateaus, and rock pinnacles.
Fairy Glen is a small, otherworldly landscape near Uig, known for miniature hills and unusual stone formations that resemble a natural model of the Highlands.
Be Ready: 6:45 AM
Van Departs: 7:00 AM
To ensure we stay on schedule and make the most of each day, the vans will depart promptly at the listed time.
The Fairy Pools are a series of waterfalls and vivid natural pools in Glen Brittle at the foot of the Cuillin mountains. They are also popular with wild swimmers willing to brave the cold water.
Talisker is the oldest working distillery on the Isle of Skye, set on the shores of Loch Harport with dramatic views of the Cuillins. The visit explores the distillery’s history and its connection to Skye’s rugged coastal landscape.
Explore the oldest continuously inhabited castle in Scotland and its surrounding gardens.
SkyeSkyns is a traditional sheepskin tannery and shop where visitors can learn how Scottish fleeces are processed and browse locally made rugs and goods.
Be Ready: 8:00 AM
Van Departs: 8:15 AM
To ensure we stay on schedule and make the most of each day, the vans will depart promptly at the listed time.
Time: 7:45–9:00 AM
Eilean Donan is one of Scotland’s most iconic castles, set on a tidal island where three sea lochs meet. Originally built in the 13th century, it was later destroyed and carefully restored in the early 1900s.
This small Highland chocolatier and café is known for handmade chocolates, baked goods, and locally inspired treats.
Urquhart Castle is a dramatic ruin on the shores of Loch Ness. Dating to the 13th century, it played an important role in the Wars of Scottish Independence and offers expansive views across the loch.
Ness Deli is one suggested lunch option.
Loch Ness Clay Works is an artisan pottery studio and shop featuring handcrafted ceramics inspired by the Highlands.
Be Ready: 8:15 AM
Van Departs: 8:30 AM
To ensure we stay on schedule and make the most of each day, the vans will depart promptly at the listed time.
Time: 8:00–9:30 AM
Culloden was the final battle of the Jacobite Rising of 1745. Visitors can walk the battlefield, see clan memorial stones, and learn about the battle’s lasting impact on Highland culture and history.
This award-winning family-run dairy is known for handcrafted Scottish cheeses and its farm shop.
A relaxed lunch stop before the group separates for the afternoon.
Drive to Inverness, browse Leakey’s Bookshop, and enjoy the Inverness Castle Experience and afternoon tea, followed by dinner and drinks.
Golf at Nairn Golf Club, followed by dinner at the club.
Details to come.
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Return rental car
Return Time: 6:00am
Location:
Edinburgh Airport, Jubilee Rd, Edinburgh, Ingliston EH12 9DN, United Kingdom
Contact: +44 330 551 0927
Fly Home!
Time: 9:00am