• Culloden Battlefield - Embark on a journey from our pick-up location through the vibrant heart of Inverness. Discover the transformation of Inverness from its early days to the bustling city it is today. Traveling east, you will visit the poignant site of the last pitched battle on mainland Britain, Culloden Battlefield. This walking tour of the battlefield will reveal personal connections to the events of 1746. Learn about the significant loss of life during the battle, which marked the end of the Jacobite era.

Explore the visitor center, café, and shop at your leisure. Culloden has been featured in the Outlander books and TV series, and Cath can highlight the connections for fans.

• Clava Cairns - A brief journey into the valley behind Culloden Battlefield leads to the ancient 4,000-year-old chambered burial site of Clava Cairns, also known as Balnuaran. Various theories exist about the placement of these stones, and Cath will share intriguing folklore and legends. These cairns inspired the Craigh Na Dun stones in Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander series.
• Brodie Castle - Next, visit the magnificent Brodie Castle, a 16th-century stronghold that served as the Brodie clan’s home for centuries. With its opulent rooms adorned with fine art and antiques, the castle offers a glimpse into Scotland’s aristocratic history. The surrounding gardens are particularly enchanting in spring when daffodils bloom profusely.
• Elgin - Continue to Elgin, a town steeped in medieval history. The main attraction is Elgin Cathedral, known as the ‘Lantern of the North.’ Despite being in ruins, it remains one of Scotland’s most stunning medieval structures. Stroll through its towering arches and absorb its rich history. Enjoy a light lunch here.
• Cardhu Distillery - No Highland tour is complete without sampling whisky, so we venture into Speyside, Scotland’s premier whisky region. This area hosts some of the world’s most renowned distilleries, including Glenfiddich, Cardhu, and Aberlour. Visit your preferred distilleries to learn about the whisky-making process and indulge in tasting sessions of exquisite single malts. It is recommended to take one whisky tour and enjoy tastings at other stops along the route.
• Glenfiddich Distillery - Opt for this distillery tour or pause to enjoy the rich, smooth flavours of Highland whisky, crafted with pure water and centuries of tradition. Whether touring a historic distillery or sipping a dram by a cozy fire, each taste narrates the story of Scotland’s rugged landscape and enduring craftsmanship.
• Tomatin Distillery Visitor Centre - Choose this distillery tour or stop to savour the rich, smooth flavours of Highland whisky, crafted with pure water and centuries of tradition. Whether it’s a tour of a historic distillery or a dram by a crackling fire, every sip tells a story of Scotland’s rugged landscape and time-honoured craftsmanship.

• Whisky Distillery Tour with Tasting
• Private transportation
• Admission to Brodie Castle
• Bottled water
• Snacks
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Walking Tour of Culloden Battlefield Site

• Gratuities
• Additional whisky tastings (Other than included in the Distillery tour)

Embark on an unforgettable Highland adventure with a skilled and knowledgeable guide. Dive into the rich history, stunning landscapes, and savor Scotland’s finest whisky, all without the worry of driving.

The journey begins in Inverness, heading to Culloden Battlefield, the site of the Jacobite cause’s poignant conclusion in 1746. Stroll through the battlefield and discover the compelling artifacts that vividly recount history.

Travel back 4,000 years to the serene Clava Cairns, famously featured as Craig Na Dun in Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander series.

Then, experience the grandeur of Brodie Castle before exploring the medieval ruins of Elgin Cathedral, a remarkable piece of Scotland’s heritage.

No Highland tour is complete without whisky, so we visit the renowned distilleries of Speyside for a tour and tasting of exquisite single malts.

Finally, we pass through the picturesque village of Carrbridge, home to Scotland’s oldest stone bridge, offering a moment to reflect on an extraordinary day before returning to Inverness.

• Minimum age requirement for alcohol consumption is 18 years of age
• Fold down wheel chairs can be carried in the transport.
• There are some steps in Brodie Castle and at Distillieries, because of the age of these properties are not accessible
• There is a path at Culoden Battlefield that is accessible. There is also an accessible viewing platform.

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