• Falkland Palace & Garden - The Renaissance Falkland Palace is a must-see destination. Commissioned by King James IV, it features 17th-century art and stunning gardens, and it boasts the oldest tennis court in Britain.

The popular TV series Outlander was filmed in the village, where Frank and Claire enjoyed their second honeymoon.

• St. Andrews - Known as the home of golf, St. Andrews is also home to Scotland’s oldest university and a magnificent cathedral built as early as 1158, once the center of Catholicism in Scotland.

The medieval town is lively with cobbled streets, charming cafes, and independent shops.

• St. Fillan’s Cave - The journey will take us along the East Neuk, passing through numerous fishing villages before arriving at the once-thriving fishing village of Pittenweem, where we will explore St. Fillan’s Cave, the 17th-century home of an Irish missionary.

• Pathead Sands - One of Fife’s finest beaches, Pathead Sands is known for its sea shells and sea glass, remnants of the two local glass factories that operated here 100 years ago.

In those days, unwanted glass was discarded into the sea and often washes up on the beach today.

• Stirling Castle - With over 1,000 years of history, Stirling Castle is one of Scotland’s most significant historical sites, featuring some of Scotland’s most legendary figures, such as William Wallace, Robert the Bruce, Mary Queen of Scots, and Bonnie Prince Charlie.

This remarkable castle was once the preferred residence of the Stewart kings and queens. Following extensive restoration, the castle offers a unique experience with characters in period costume, portraying bodyguards, court officials, and servants, who provide insights into the main rooms you will visit, bringing the 16th century to life! There are also regular free tours led by knowledgeable castle guides departing frequently from the gate.

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• Lunch
• Dinner
• Gratuity
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Embark on an exclusive tour showcasing the finest attractions the Highlands have to offer, starting from Gleneagles.

The journey begins at Stirling Castle, often hailed as the ‘best castle in Scotland.’ This magnificent historical site boasts over a millennium of history. Following this, the tour proceeds to the breathtaking Scottish Highlands.

A stop at Luss by Loch Lomond is next, a heritage village renowned as the ‘most beautiful village in Scotland.’ Here, visitors can enjoy the spectacular views of Loch Lomond. The tour then continues to Inveraray Castle, known as the ‘emerald castle’ on Loch Fyne.

The route then leads to Loch Awe, with a pause at a viewpoint to take in the vistas of the Kilchurn Castle ruins. Once an unassailable fortress, this scene is recognized as one of Scotland’s most iconic ‘picture postcards.’

The final stop is at the renowned Falls of Dochart, where guests can explore the village, marvel at the stunning falls, or visit the world-famous smokehouse.

• The total travel time is 4 hours, with 4 hours to spend at the various sites.
• UK cars are smaller than our American counterparts, please be aware of this when booking for 4 adults.
• Inveraray Castle is closed Tuesday and Wednesday, and in the winter, from November to March.

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