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Explore Inverness shire and Moray shire scenic landscapes
Visit historic Brodie Castle and surrounding grounds
Discover Fort George and Highland military history
See Outlander filming locations with local stories
East Scotland Private Tour Highlights Brodie Castle, Fort George, and Outlander Locations
A private eastward tour through Inverness-shire and Moray offers an intimate journey through some of Scotland’s most culturally rich and historically significant landscapes. Traveling with a local guide in a private vehicle allows visitors to experience the region at a relaxed pace while exploring its countryside and coastal scenery.
The route includes a visit to Brodie Castle, a historic family estate known for its long heritage, artistic collections, and centuries of Scottish domestic life. Set within peaceful grounds, the castle provides insight into the traditions and stories of generations who lived in this part of the Highlands.
The journey continues to Fort George, a formidable 18th-century military fortress that reflects Scotland’s strategic history and Highland conflicts. Along the way, travelers also pass locations associated with the *Outlander* series, adding a cinematic dimension to the experience and connecting fiction with real historical settings.
Throughout the tour, a knowledgeable guide shares stories of clan heritage, local legends, and regional traditions that shaped the area. Blending history, culture, and scenic countryside, the experience offers a well-rounded and flexible way to explore eastern Scotland in depth.
East Scotland Private Tour Highlights Brodie Castle, Fort George, and Outlander Locations
A private eastward tour through Inverness-shire and Moray offers an intimate journey through some of Scotland’s most culturally rich and historically significant landscapes. Traveling with a local guide in a private vehicle allows visitors to experience the region at a relaxed pace while exploring its countryside and coastal scenery.
The route includes a visit to Brodie Castle, a historic family estate known for its long heritage, artistic collections, and centuries of Scottish domestic life. Set within peaceful grounds, the castle provides insight into the traditions and stories of generations who lived in this part of the Highlands.
The journey continues to Fort George, a formidable 18th-century military fortress that reflects Scotland’s strategic history and Highland conflicts. Along the way, travelers also pass locations associated with the *Outlander* series, adding a cinematic dimension to the experience and connecting fiction with real historical settings.
Throughout the tour, a knowledgeable guide shares stories of clan heritage, local legends, and regional traditions that shaped the area. Blending history, culture, and scenic countryside, the experience offers a well-rounded and flexible way to explore eastern Scotland in depth.
- Snacks & Water
- Local Guide
- Private Comfortable Vehicle
- Umbrella's
- Castle Entry or Admissions
- Whisky Tour/Tasting's
- Lunch
- Gratuities
$ 661.43
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A lovely historic building that was brought to life as a former family home by the knowledge and enthusiasm of our charismatic tour guide. Good facilities including two small and reasonably priced cafés (lunch of soup, oatcakes, cake and pot of tea cost about £10.40). Lovely grounds to explore and a children's play garden that was clearly being enjoyed. I visited on an October week day and it was not busy, a pleasantly comfortable and unhurried 3-4 hour visit.

We visited Brodie Castle this Sunday and had an amazing time! It’s dog-friendly, which is a huge bonus — we were able to enjoy the day with our 10-year-old Lab. The gardens were truly inspirational. I especially loved the extended meadow areas and the large vegetable garden with an orchard. All of the play areas were well-kept, clean, and safe. There’s something for all ages — from 8 to 45! The staff were very friendly and welcoming. Access to the gardens and play areas is free, and we only paid £5 for parking, which is a small price considering the number of attractions on offer. Highly recommended, especially in good weather! We’ll definitely be back!

Nice tour, with very informative in person Tour guide. Castle grounds and gardens are very nice and well kept. Great place for photos. In spring it would be fantastic with a huge selection of Daffodils. We stayed in the Garden house for 5 days and was absolutely great. Super quiet well furnished historic 2 story house. Huge living room with private garden and full dining room. 2 upstairs bedrooms up a steep set of nicely carpeted steps. Full kitchen as well.


