• The Kelpies & The Helix - As you head to your first stop, your guide will highlight various sights, starting with Scotland’s renowned sculptures: the Kelpies.

These massive ‘horse-like’ figures are striking against the skyline and are impossible to miss as they rise from the ground. Rooted in Scottish folklore, Kelpies are shape-shifting water spirits that inhabit Scotland’s rivers.

Your guide will share intriguing tales about these mythical beings, and if you’re curious, we can also delve into other Scottish myths and legends.

• Callander - Dubbed The Gateway to the Highlands, Callander is a charming tourist town. Filled with coffee shops, gift shops, and a fantastic whisky shop, this first stop will prepare you for the rest of the tour.

You can also enjoy a walk along the River Teith, which borders the town and offers stunning views of Ben Ledi and the Craggs.

• Falls of Dochart - After indulging in coffee and cake, you’ll continue your journey. You’ll pass by the Falls of Dochart, a beautiful river with white waters and waterfalls, flowing from the town of Killin to the shores of Loch Tay, our next destination.
• Loch Tay - Encircled by breathtaking scenery and the majestic Ben Lawers, Loch Tay is unforgettable.

One of Scotland’s deepest lochs, Loch Tay is a favorite among divers and archaeology enthusiasts, with numerous treasures hidden in its depths. Your guide can share the history of these treasures and recent discoveries.

The area also has a rich history of ancient settlers who built and lived on “crannogs” (man-made islands on wooden stilts). You can still see an impressive structure on the Northern Shore of Kenmore.

• Kenmore - Next, you’ll head to the eastern edge of Loch Tay, to the town of Kenmore.

Here, you can relax with your companions and take in the atmosphere and stunning views over the Loch. It’s an ideal spot for lunch and a photo opportunity to document your trip.

• Aberfeldy - On the way to your next stop, we’ll drive through the town of Aberfeldy.

Sit back and enjoy the scenic drive over Sma’ Glen. One of Scotland’s oldest and most historically significant areas, your guide will share stories of ancient cairns, fort lines, and Celtic life.

Feel free to ask questions and explore topics that interest you—our guides are knowledgeable and eager to share.

• The Glenturret Distillery - After leaving Sma’ Glen, you’ll arrive in Crieff, another picturesque town and the site of our whisky distillery tour.

Glenturret is Scotland’s oldest working distillery and is fascinating whether you’re a whisky enthusiast or not.

Take a tour of the distillery to learn about its history and traditional, handcrafted whisky-making process. If you’re hungry, there’s a fantastic bar and restaurant in the visitor center, along with a Lalique Boutique offering exquisite jewelry and glassware.

During peak times, this distillery tour may be unavailable. We’ll provide an alternative distillery tour and confirm with you before booking.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Experienced Kilt-wearing guide

• Entry Fees to Glenturret Distillery (From £15 per person)
• Lunch

This tour is not just about whisky; it’s about the entire experience. Enjoy Scotland’s breathtaking landscapes, scenic routes, and historic sites.

From the Kelpies to the Falls of Dochart, witness some of Scotland’s most stunning attractions. Travel through the charming towns of Callander, Kenmore, and Crieff, and along the beautiful shores of Loch Tay, offering something for everyone.

The tour is completely private, tailored for you and your group. With door-to-door service, indulge in luxury travel aboard one of our premium Mercedes MPVs. These spacious and comfortable vehicles provide plenty of room to relax and unwind, making them the ideal choice for your next adventure.

Endorsed by Green Tourism, all our tours are crafted to protect Scotland’s natural beauty, preserving landscapes, wildlife, and habitats.

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