11 hour(s)
English
Included
Begin your journey from Edinburgh through Scotlands beautiful landscapes
Visit Callander the Gateway to the Highlands and enjoy its charm
Discover the dramatic scenery and history of Glen Coe
Stop in Fort William at the base of Ben Nevis for lunch and local sights
Experience the magic of the Glenfinnan Viaduct and Jacobite Monument
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Begin your unforgettable journey from Edinburgh as you set off to explore some of Scotlands most iconic and breathtaking landmarks. Traveling through the rolling countryside your adventure begins in the historic village of Callander often called the Gateway to the Highlands. Nestled within the stunning Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park this stop offers the chance to enjoy local shops grab a bite to eat and take in the beauty of the surrounding lochs and mountains. Continuing north journey through the majestic Highlands to the hauntingly beautiful Glen Coe where dramatic peaks tell the story of Scotlands volcanic past and the tragic massacre of the MacDonald Clan. The scenery here is nothing short of spectacular with rugged mountains and valleys that have appeared in famous films including Harry Potter. Your route then takes you to Fort William a charming town at the foot of Ben Nevis where you can explore the towns rich military history enjoy lunch and stroll along the shores of Loch Linnhe.
The highlight of the day awaits at Glenfinnan where the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct and the Jacobite Monument stand proudly amidst breathtaking landscapes. Marvel at the view of the Hogwarts Express as it crosses the viaduct a scene straight from the Harry Potter films and visit the shores of Loch Shiel where Bonnie Prince Charlie once raised his standard during the Jacobite uprising. Continuing your journey through the awe inspiring Cairngorms National Park take in the rugged beauty of Scotlands largest national park before meeting the countrys most beloved residents the friendly Highland Hairy Coos. Enjoy a moment with these charming creatures before returning to Edinburgh your day filled with incredible memories of Scotlands history nature and cinematic magic.
Transportation by touring vehicle
Services of experienced English speaking driver guide
Meals
Additional admissions/entrance fees
Gratuities
Personal items like snacks or calls are not included
Warm layers and waterproof jacket
Comfortable shoes
Cash and camera
Small bag and daypack
Check in closes fifteen minutes before departure so please arrive early
Passengers must be three years or older and proof of age may be required
The Jacobite Steam Train operates from May fifth to September twenty sixth two thousand twenty five
As the train is run independently service cannot be guaranteed
If the train is not operating you will still enjoy beautiful views of the viaduct
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