• The Kelpies & The Helix - Leaving Glasgow, the journey heads towards The Helix in Falkirk, home to the Kelpies. These impressive structures are named after two real Clydesdale working horses, Duke and Baron. Each sculpture is crafted from stainless steel, weighing 300 tons and standing 30 meters tall.
• Blackness Castle - The tour proceeds to Blackness Castle, famously known as the ship that never sailed due to its resemblance to a large stone ship from the seaward side. Initially, a fort occupied this site before the castle’s construction. In 1453, Blackness Castle became a royal castle, later serving as a state prison and an ammunition depot in the late 19th century. It also featured in Outlander, representing Fort William.
• St. Andrews - The next stop is the historic medieval town of St Andrews, arriving in time for lunch. Visitors can stroll through the historic town and visit the renowned Old Course, or perhaps enjoy a game on the Himalayas putting course. St Andrews boasts Scotland’s oldest university, a ruined castle, and an abbey. Named after Scotland’s patron saint, the town offers two hours to explore its cobbled streets, beach, and numerous cafes and restaurants.
• Falkland - Falkland, a village in Fife, was once the residence and playground of the Stuart kings and queens. The main attraction is the palace, featuring beautiful gardens and a tennis court from the 1500s, where Mary Queen of Scots once played. It is also a favorite among Outlander fans, as it represented 1940s Inverness in the show.

• Private transportation
• Mountain Guide

• Food and drinks.
• Entrance fees

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.