• Forth Bridge - Explore the Forth Bridges Viewpoint, delve into the history of each bridge, and the river they span.
• Perth Museum - Take a trip to Perth to see the new home of the ‘Stone of Destiny’. This intriguing historical artifact has been used in the coronation of every English monarch since 1296! It was moved to Edinburgh Castle on St Andrews Day in 1996 and has now returned to its original home.
• Spittal of Glenshee - Visit the site of an ancient kirk (church) and uncover the enchantment that prevented its relocation. Then, drive along Scotland’s highest road.
• Glenshee Ski Centre - Optional activity to ascend Scotland’s easiest Munro - Carn Aosda. Discover Scotland’s mountain history, Scottish Rights of Way, and more…
• Ballater - A Victorian village nestled in the heart of Royal Deeside and the Cairngorm National Park. This charming village is occasionally visited by the Royal Family when they stay at nearby Balmoral Castle each summer. It’s an ideal spot to pick up a souvenir and enjoy an ice cream.
• Knock Castle - A 16th-century ruin on the outskirts of Ballater, typical of a Laird’s (Lord’s) residence, with a history of a feud that ended tragically.
• Cairngorms National Park - Relish the drive through our National Park. This untamed land boasts breathtaking scenery, is home to diverse wildlife, ancient woodlands, and whisky distilleries.
• Ruthven Barracks - This historic site is perhaps the best example of the military barracks built by General Wade to thwart a Jacobite uprising and is known as one of the last gathering places of the Jacobites after their defeat at the Battle of Culloden. It is located on the site of an older medieval castle ruin.
• The House of Bruar - This is Scotland’s most esteemed independent store, offering a magnificent selection of Scottish classical goods and traditional cuisine. A perfect rest stop before heading home.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Digital photo pack
• Online store discount
• Occasional stops for photos and rest breaks

• Gratuities
• Lunch
• On-board restrooms
• Walking equipment (footwear, poles etc)

Departing from the capital, the journey heads north. After a quick photo stop at the Forth Bridges viewpoint, the first destination is the charming city of Perth, where visitors can explore the new ‘Stone of Destiny’ exhibition.

The journey continues through Perthshire, traversing Scotland’s highest road, with a stop at Glenshee, offering an opportunity to hike a mountain.

Next, the tour enters the King’s country, passing Balmoral, and arriving in the picturesque town of Ballater. A brief pause here allows for enjoyment of this quaint location.

The adventure proceeds through the Cairngorms, with chances to observe wildlife, view the Lairig Ghru, and visit Ruthven Barracks.

The tour then begins its southward journey, providing a moment to relax and appreciate the Highland scenery. The final stop is at The House of Bruar, where Scottish delicacies can be sampled.

The return leg includes visits to the impressive Stirling Castle, Linlithgow Palace—birthplace of Mary Queen of Scots—and the enchanting Kelpies.

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