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• Great

  Brian M,

  2 thg 9, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  The guide was excellent. Steven B was very good. Totally the experience was excellent. Over all the highland tour was memorable..

• Highly recommanded

  Hong X,

  2 thg 9, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  perfect for the travellers who without driving their own car. The itinerary was very reasonable and covered the most desirable attractions in the Scottish Highlands in one day. The tour guide was very professional and explained Scottish history during the trip, which enriched my knowledge.

• Great experience. ...

  Quang N,

  31 thg 8, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  Great experience. Charlie was an amazing guide who kept us engaged throughout the long day. Worth having the history of everything along with the beauty of the highlands. The driver Alex was amazing too - great smooth ride

• Perfect Tour from Edinburgh

  Anonymous,

  31 thg 8, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  Tour was great, tour guides (Terry and Alan) were amazing! They were knowledgeable, funny, professional and friendly. I Highly recommend the tour. I learned a lot about Scotland and its history, culture, and traditions.

• BYO food and cash (but not for AI art)

  Emerson B,

  30 thg 8, 2025

  - Viator

  3.00

  The tour was decent (keep reading though). A nice way to get out of the city and explore the countryside, especially for people in town for Fringe who wanted to make a bit more of their time in town. The tight schedule left a little bit of time to explore the destination, with the stop in Glencoe being a highlight. Unfortunately there were a couple of elements that detracted from the experience. We found out on the bus that there would not be a lunch stop, and also that the Loch Ness tour required a cash payment. This meant we were stuck getting our supplies and cash at the first stop of the day. Food options were limited, and there was a £2 flat fee for cash out, which was rough given that we had no other option. If you're looking at doing this tour, bring cash and food to save yourself some money. I'd suggest Viator inform people of this beforehand. That first stop was also full of very obviously AI-generated souvenir art (for £35 a pop no less). Bit of a shame, since it would've been great to see the shelves stocked with more local art and photography. Our guide was very enthusiastic and energetic (perhaps a little too energetic for the vibe of the bus first thing in the morning). It was clear she had a set script of commentary to deliver, and the first hour on the bus felt like a non-stop recital of that script. It was all interesting information, energetically delivered. But a lot of it was general information about the history of Scotland, which I think would've been better to space out throughout the day. Even 30 seconds between points would've done wonders to allow the previous point to land and give us a bit of breathing room to enjoy the views without feeling overwhelmed with information. This quickfire delivery also meant that it was easy to miss important information about logistics of the day. Overall, a decent and relatively low cost way to see the countryside if you're in town for a short while and want to explore. I can't say I'd recommend this particular tour in its current form.