• The Kelpies & The Helix - The Kelpies are the largest equine sculptures globally. Standing at 100 feet tall, they offer a fantastic photo opportunity for both visitors and locals.
• Balloch - The tour visits the village of Balloch, located on the beautiful banks of Loch Lomond.

Passengers can purchase tickets for a 1-hour cruise on the loch, which provides stunning scenery and fascinating history of the area.

For those who prefer to remain on land, Balloch Country Park is an ideal place to explore.

• Trossachs - The journey follows the dramatic Duke’s Pass deep into the Trossachs, known as the ‘Highlands in miniature’. While opinions vary on the meaning of Trossachs, a favored interpretation is from the Gaelic, meaning ‘the bristly country’. There will be stops for photos and a longer break to enjoy lunch.

This landscape inspired Sir Walter Scott’s poem “The Lady of the Lake” and his novel “Rob Roy”. It is sure to inspire visitors as well, whether to capture images or jot down notes. Keep an eye out for the woolly, long-horned Highland cows, affectionately known as hairy coos!

• Stirling Castle - Passengers have the chance to visit Stirling Castle (tickets not included, see tour exclusions), the grand royal residence of the Stuart Kings and Mary, Queen of Scots, who was declared monarch here in 1543 at just nine months old. It’s a striking sight, perched on its crag, and visitors will have 90 minutes to explore this historic treasure.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Services of your Driver-Guide

• Loch Lomond Cruise: Adult - £15.50, Youth (13-15) - £12.50, Child (5-12) - £9.500
• Meals and Refreshments
• Stirling Castle - Adult £19.50, Concession £15.60, Child £11.70

The Loch Lomond tour departing from Edinburgh showcases a diverse array of Scotland’s attractions, including a relaxing cruise on the beautiful Loch Lomond, the ‘Highlands in miniature’ mountains, and the grand Stirling Castle.

Upon leaving Edinburgh, the tour quickly arrives at the Kelpies, the largest horse sculptures globally.

The stop in Balloch offers a wonderful chance to admire the views across Loch Lomond to the distant Ben Lomond. Participants can explore the area’s history of lawless Vikings and feuding clans during an optional loch cruise.

The journey continues deeper into the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, a region of exceptional natural beauty where Rob Roy MacGregor was both a hero and an outlaw. There is time for photos and a lunch break in this picturesque area.

The day concludes at Stirling Castle, where visitors can immerse themselves in the opulent era of Scotland’s Renaissance royalty.

• We are unable to accommodate children under the age of 5.

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