Edinburgh to the Highlands and Mull

The Kelpies & The Helix - The renowned ‘Kelpies’ are two horse sculptures standing nearly 100 feet tall, making them the largest equine statues globally.

Stirling Castle - Once a royal residence, Stirling Castle stands as a symbol of national pride and independence.

Callander - Visitors can meet and feed the famous Scottish ‘Highland Cows’ from March to November. These gentle, uniquely hairy cows are native to Scotland and are the oldest documented breed of cattle in the world.

Loch Tulla Viewpoint - This stunning vantage point above Loch Tulla offers a glimpse of the Highlands’ beauty, featuring lochs, forests, and mountains.

The Three Sisters - Located in the Glencoe Valley, this mountain viewpoint is the most photographed spot in Scotland. It is not only breathtakingly beautiful but also historically significant as the site of the MacDonald Massacre during the Jacobite Uprisings.

Castle Stalker - Perched on its own small island on Loch Laich, an inlet off Loch Linnhe, the picturesque Castle Stalker was featured in the film Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

Oban - There is a one-hour stop in Oban before boarding the ferry to Mull, providing an opportunity to enjoy a light lunch before heading to the island.

Tobermory - Tobermory is a delightful coastal town and the final destination of the day, where guests will be dropped off at their chosen accommodation.

Duart Castle and The Iona Abbey and Nunnery

Oban - Upon arriving in Oban, there will be a brief stop to capture photos at the Oban ‘Colosseum,’ offering stunning views of the bay and several nearby islands.

Tyndrum - On the return journey to Edinburgh, there will be a stop at the award-winning ‘Best Fish n’ Chip’ shop in the Highlands, the Real Food Cafe, which offers Halal, vegan, and gluten-free options.

• Entry to Iona Abbey
• Entry to Duart Castle
• Private transportation
• In-person guide is also the driver
• All Ferry Crossings
• Scottish Themed Snacks
• Bottles of water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Accommodation
• Lunch and Dinner
• Gratuities (optional)

Discover the renowned Iona Abbey and Nunnery, a pivotal center for Christianity since AD 563. Be captivated by the stunning landscapes of the Highlands and the Glencoe valley range. Uncover the Isle of Mull, often regarded as one of ‘Scotland’s Best Kept Secrets’, and delight in its distinctive allure. Spend the night in Tobermory, one of Scotland’s most picturesque seaside towns, where you can enjoy leisure time exploring its iconic waterfront. Explore Oban, known as the ‘seafood capital’ of Scotland.

• UK sized sedan cars are smaller than cars in the states, please bear this in mind when booking for 4 Adults
• Day 1) Has 5hrs 40 mins travel time including the ferry crossing and 2hrs 30 mins at attractions
• Day 2) Has 8hrs travel time including the ferry crossings with 4hrs 30 mins at attractions
• Accommodation: The tour does not include accommodation. We recommend clients book accommodation in Tobermory for the end of day 1. We can provide advice on accommodation options if required.

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