• Loch Ness Region - Enter the South Side of Loch Ness, where there’s an opportunity to paddle in this renowned Loch alongside the legendary Nessie.

• Culloden Battlefield - Hear captivating stories of the Jacobite rebellions and the intense Battle of Culloden during a visit to Culloden Battlefield. On 16 April 1746, the course of British, European, and world history was altered at Culloden. A fierce conflict had reached Scotland, dividing families and pitting clans against each other.

  It was here that the Jacobite army made their final stand to reclaim the British thrones from the Hanoverians for a Stuart king. The Jacobites, led by Prince Charles Edward Stuart, son of the exiled James VIII, fought to restore him as king. Meanwhile, George II’s government army, led by the Duke of Cumberland, George’s son, was equally determined to prevent this.

• Clava Cairns - Our first stop reveals The Clava Cairns—or the Prehistoric Burial Cairns of Balnuaran of Clava—are the remnants of what was once a much larger Bronze Age burial complex. Dating back 4,000 years, this evocative cemetery site retains original features, including passage graves, standing stones, and ring cairns (stone circles).

• Cawdor Castle - A romantic fairy-tale castle that has been the residence of the Thanes of Cawdor since 1370, Cawdor has transformed into a delightful family mansion and one of the most remarkable stately homes. The dramatic medieval tower, dungeon, turrets, battlements, and more add to its charm.

  Cawdor Castle, with its iron yet gate, moat & drawbridge, turrets, turnpike stairs, and vaulted 16th-century kitchen, is rich in intrigue and history.

  This ancient medieval tower house, built for the 3rd Thane of Cawdor, has been home to over 23 generations of the Cawdor family.

  Explore 12 principal rooms of this unique home, which contain collections of Rare Tapestries, Fine Art, Furniture, Ceramics, and Sculpture spanning 3,500 years.

• Highland Banter
• English speaking guide
• Bottled water

• Entrance fees
• Entrance fees

With an abundance of sights and activities in the Scottish Highlands, it’s important to make the most of your time. This 5-7 hour private tour offers the opportunity to explore some of the region’s notable attractions without the hassle of navigating on your own. The first stop is the elegant side of Loch Ness, so be sure to have your camera ready in case Nessie makes an appearance. The tour includes a visit to Clava Cairns, a Bronze Age burial site, followed by the impressive Culloden Viaduct, constructed in 1898, featuring 29 stunning masonry arches. Next, explore Culloden Battlefield, where you can see the famous Fraser stone and enjoy a guided walk around the site. The tour concludes at Cawdor Castle, the best-preserved 14th-century castle in the Highlands, where you can wander through its beautiful gardens and relax at the castle’s delightful restaurant with a cup of tea and cake.

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