Isle of Skye, Loch Ness, and magical winter scenery in the Scottish Highlands.
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Experience Scotland at a very special time of year, where mountains, lochs, and castles are brought alive by the enchanting, crisp atmosphere of the Scottish Highlands. Marvel at mystical rock formations on the Isle of Skye, wander along the serene shores of Loch Ness, and explore the historic city of Inverness. A one-of-a-kind adventure that combines the best of Scotland in winter with the warmest Highland hospitality.
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Tour Highlights
Old Man of Storr
The Old Man of Storr is a striking pinnacle of rock, perched high upon Skye’s otherworldly landscape. This geological wonder is one of the island’s most iconic sights - it looks even more impressive on a misty day.
Loch Ness
Loch Ness is the most well-known loch in Scotland, thanks to tales of the Loch Ness Monster. Glaciers carved the deep cavity of the loch, which holds more water than all the lakes in England and Wales.
Inverness
Inverness is world-famous for its proximity to Loch Ness, and its connections to the Outlander story. Known as the ‘Capital of the Highlands’, Inverness has numerous pubs where Highland hospitality is best served with a local drink and live music.
Small Group Tour
Small groups, big adventures! Our small group tours offer an intimate, relaxed way to explore while you soak up Scotland's magic. Please note that, due to vehicle availability, there may be instances where this tour operates on a larger bus.
Rannoch Moor
The Rannoch Moor in the Scottish Highlands is a vast and rugged expanse of wilderness characterised by its sweeping moorland, lochs, and rocky landscapes. A true dive into Scotland's untamed natural beauty!
Sligachan
Sligachan is a tiny settlement in one of the Isle of Skye's most breath-taking locations. The views are truly stunning, from the beautiful old bridge and enchanting river, to the dramatic backdrop of red and black Cuillin mountains.
Isle of Skye
Skye is Scotland’s most popular isle, and you’ll quickly understand why. Skye exudes magic from every mountain, waterfall and rainbow, while its unique geology and beguiling mythology are unlike anywhere else in Scotland. Skye is an ancient and truly enchanting island.
Glen Coe
This jaw-dropping landscape is the most atmospheric and evocative place in Scotland. Glen Coe translates as the ‘weeping glen’, and the name reflects the sad history of the area, as well as the many waterfalls which cascade from misty peaks.
Glenfinnan Viaduct
The Glenfinnan Viaduct is known to many as the ‘Harry Potter Bridge’ after featuring in two of the famous films. The iconic bridge has twenty-one arches which curve around the dramatic Highland landscape, with views over the stunning Loch Shiel.
Clava Cairns
Clava Cairns is a special place, from the peaceful setting to the arrangement of 4000 year old stones. The prehistoric structures include ring cairns, passage graves, and standing stones; perfect for staging your very own Outlander-inspired photo!
Oban
Oban is tourist town with a busy ferry port serving the Hebrides. Enjoy fresh seafood by the water and visit McCaig’s tower - a local landmark which resembles the Colosseum - for amazing views of Oban and its neighbouring islands.
Eilean Donan Castle
Eilean Donan Castle is perfectly formed and instantly recognisable. A charming stone bridge leads out to the island, which is surrounded by three lochs and a backdrop of mountains. The castle is one of the most photographed sights in Scotland.
Culloden Battlefield
Culloden was the last battle fought on British soil in 1746. The Jacobite defeat against the Hanoverian army inspired the Outlander story, and was a pivotal point in Scottish history. Learn about the conflict, and visit the graves of the fallen clan.
Kilt Rock
Kilt Rock is a breath-taking sight on Skye’s dramatic coastline. Marvel at the magic of Mealt Falls, as it cascades down the striking cliff face - which is said to be shaped by a mythical giant’s kilt.
Dundreggan Rewilding Centre
Did you know that today, only 1% of Scotland's native forests remain? At Dundreggan Rewilding Centre, you'll learn about Trees for Life's inspiring mission to rewild the Scottish Highlands. You'll not only meet lively experts who talk you through the secrets of the forest, but also witness their rewilding success during a scenic woodland walk. (© Ashley Coombes)
Whisky Distillery
Our national drink is enjoyed around the world, but there’s nowhere better to try whisky than in Scotland itself. Learn about whisky production, and sample the ‘water of life’ straight from the source at a whisky distillery.
Beauly
This pretty Highland village takes its name from the French for ‘beautiful place’, as described by Mary Queen of Scots during her visit. Beauly Priory, which dates back to the 13th century, was featured in Diana Gabaldon's 'Outlander' book series.
Kelpies
The Kelpies are steel sculptures of two horses’ heads; 30 meters high and weighing 300 tonnes. Kelpies are mythological creatures in Scottish folklore, and this modern attraction is the largest equine landmark in the world, designed by Scottish artist Andy Scott.
Portree
Portree is Skye’s central hub and most populated town, with numerous shops and places to eat. The main square is a hive of activity, while the quaint harbour with its brightly coloured facades is lifted straight from a postcard.
Inclusions
Small Group Tour
Passionate Local Guide
Live Commentary & Storytelling in English
Four-Night Stay at Bed & Breakfast Accommodation (Shared Hostel Option Available)
Complimentary Breakfast Each Morning of Your Stay (B&B only)
Whisky Distillery Tour
Culloden Battlefield
Visit at the Dundreggan Rewilding Centre
Clava Cairns Stones
Accommodation
Bed & Breakfast or Guest House
Your tour includes carefully chosen Bed and Breakfast (B&B) or guest house accommodations, hand-picked for their unique charm. B&Bs are renowned for their warm Highland hospitality, often including a complimentary Scottish cooked breakfast. At times, you'll stay at a guest house hosted by local families, giving you the opportunity to experience Scotland in an authentic way. Conveniently situated within a mile of the town centre, both B&Bs and guest houses offer easy access to local attractions and restaurants. During peak season, accommodations may be slightly farther from the town centre.
Room Types
Single Room
One room with one bed suitable for one adult.
Twin Room
One room with two separate beds suitable for one adult in each bed.
Double Room
One room with one bed suitable for two adults.
Family 3
One room with two separate beds. One bed suitable for two adults and one bed suitable for one adult/child.
Optional: Shared Hostel Dormitory
Enjoy our reduced rate option with a comfortable and sociable stay at a local hostel, where you'll be in a mixed-gender, shared dormitory-style room with other travellers. Our hostel dormitories provide a relaxed and authentic experience amidst the stunning Scottish Highlands. It’s the perfect setting to connect with fellow explorers and discover local dinner spots together! Please note that breakfast is not included in hostel accommodation.
(Images for illustrative purposes only – accommodation may vary by location and availability.)
Room Types
Dorm Room
1 mixed-gender hostel room shared with multiple travellers, one bed each.
Accessibility and Facilities
For more information, see our Accessibility Statement.
What Other Explorers Say
What a trip! Our tour guide Tim was absolutely exceptional and made the 5 days the most enjoyable and easy experience. Tim has so much knowledge and created a very thoughtful and educational experience for us all. We had the best time! Thank you Tim, you’re the best!
Bronte
19/12/2025As a first-time visitor to Scotland, this tour offered effortless access to some of the Highlands’ most iconic sights—castles, lochs, and more. The bus was comfortable, the overnight accommodations were lovely, and every detail felt thoughtfully planned.
Kelley
14/12/2025Lord Torva is a great guide, with all the stories and information he gave out all the way. And the jokes 😂 We got to see some amazing things, memories for life. We will come back and do some more of the tours. The accommodation was lovely both in Skye and Inverness. We loved the boat trip on Loch Ness with sun and hot chocolate.
Elene
15/03/2025The tour with our guide Torva was great. There were a lot of daily stops and opportunities to take photos see some off-the-beaten-track sights. The accomodation was also much nicer than I was expecting, especially in Skye.
Shelby
15/03/2025It was great!! We have seen lots and lots of places, and even more places. Everything that was said in the description of the tour was right. Our guide for the week was Tolva and I really loved all the stories he told us. At some point I thought that he knew every single story of Scotland. I learned so many new things and saw so many new places, I loved it. Thanks for the great week Tolva :)
Anne
14/03/2025This was the most interesting exciting, amazing, awesome tour I’ve ever experienced in my life. Magnificent scenery and places . The guides were friendly helpful and very professional. Although I met friendly people. Everything was perfect!!!
Yvonne
17/02/2025Had a blast and Connor was a great guide and the best storyteller! I enjoyed being on a smaller bus and felt lucky to have been with such a small group.
B H
08/02/2025INCREDIBLE TOUR!!!! My first time to Scotland and had the best time seeing all of the sights and learning so much about Scotlands incredible history. Connor was the best guide I could have had, extremely thorough and his story telling and delivery of history was unparalleled. I’ve never been great with history, but the way Connor broke everything down and could elaborate when needed was seriously so impressive.
Companion
06/02/2025This tour was absolutely amazing. The scenery was incredible and the history so interesting. We had the most wonderful weather for this time of year… so fortunate. We will have photos and memories to revel in for a lifetime. But maybe even better than all this was the enigmatic and literary genius of Connor. I don’t imagine enjoying the history so much if it weren’t for his ability to bring it all to life with his incredible story telling.
Liz
31/01/2025This tour group and with Charlie as our guide made the best experience! We saw so much of the countryside with a lot of local and informative knowledge. The accommodation was very comfortable with everything I needed, yet they were all unique. There was enough time spent to explore every stop. I cannot ask for anymore preparation and care that the team did for us.
Erin
26/01/2025The 5 day tour was great with the highlights being driving through the Highlands and the stay at Inverness. Jenny was very helpful and told lots of interesting stories to keep the long drives fun.
Ben
06/01/2025Had a great time on this excellent tour with our guide/driver Ryan! He was knowledgeable, funny and told us all the important things about the places we visited. I really appreciated the extra little stops he made that weren't on the itinerary but were just the extra icing on the cake, allowing us to see the highlands authentically, and not just the more 'touristy' things.
Karen
20/12/2024Got to see so much within 5 days. Our tour guide Rich is amazing at his job, has an abundance of knowledge about scottish history and is a top bloke. A great option to see much of what Scotland has to offer
Lewis
13/12/2024The tour was well-planned and we managed to see many places despite the short winter days. Rich was our guide and he provided a lot of information and entertained the tour group during the journey between places. The accommodations for the different locations were great, easily accessible from the town center and quiet and homely.
Cedric
13/12/2024This tour was exactly what I hoped for. We managed to squeeze a lot into the 5-days. The Isle of Skye and Inverness was simply stunning! Good mix of people on the tour and was glad to meet some other solo girls travelling. Our guide, Steve, made the tour engaging and interesting with his facts, occasional dad jokes, and excellent playlist.
Pei Chia
15/11/2024Loved our 5 day adventure with Ali P! Pro: we got to see the highlands in blankets of snow Con: we missed out on seeing some key places because of said snow… but overall really enjoyed the trip & grateful for the experience!
Tori
22/11/2024My mum and I had the best trip and a big part of it being so good was all thanks to Sophie our amazing guide/driver. She was awesome and has so much knowledge to give. She was also a great driver in rain, snow and sunshine! The places we stayed were all nice and the whole trip was very comfortable and enjoyable. It was great getting to see so much of this beautiful country and we both highly recommend this tour. Thanks again Sophie you were so kind and funny we were luck...
Emily
09/02/2024This trip was absolutely wonderful. I went solo but I ended the week having made a great group of friends with everyone else on the tour. My guide Sophie was phenomenal. She was seriously the best tour guide I’ve ever had. She knew so many fun facts and made the trip so comfortable and enjoyable. Because of our smaller group size, she brought us to a few places that weren’t on the itinerary, which I would have never seen otherwise (such as Loch Morlich). The itinerary it...
Rebecca
29/03/2024This is the first Tour of this kind I have attended and I loved every second of it. The 5 day tour was well thought out with really good locations to visit. Our tour guide, Sophie, has been wonderful. She went out of her way (and the 'tours') to please us, showing us all the best locations, with every magical viewpoint you can think of. She has made our five day tour magical with music on the bus and great recommendations for food, drinks and live music. I cannot recomme...
Reni
29/03/2024Experience Scotland in Winter with @highextours
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where does the tour depart from?
Your 5-Day Scotland winter tour departs from the city centre in Edinburgh. For more details on your pick-up location, please visit our Departure Info page.
Is accommodation included?
Yes, four nights bed & breakfast or guest house accommodation is included in the tour price. You can also choose to stay in a shared hostel dormitory at a reduced rate (mixed-gender, multi-share rooms). Select your preferred accommodation type at the time of booking.
What optional activities can I book?
We have made some of the activities optional so you can tailor your Scotland trip to your liking.
Reserve at the time of booking
- Loch Ness Boat Cruise
Pay on arrival at the site:
- Culloden Battlefield
What accommodation will I be staying at?
Accommodation is carefully selected by our experienced team ensuring a hearty Scottish welcome. While the specific bed & breakfast, guesthouse, or hostel may vary, you can be confident your stay will be comfortable.
Find more info on our Accommodation page.
What about meals?
If you choose bed & breakfast or guesthouse accommodation, you'll enjoy a freshly made breakfast each morning. Please note that breakfast is not provided with hostel accommodation. Both options do not include lunch, dinner, or snacks. Throughout your Scotland winter tour, you'll have the opportunity to visit numerous outstanding restaurants and cafes in the Highlands. We highly recommend trying these to explore Scottish cuisine at your own pace, catering to your preferences and dietary needs.
What are MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experiences?
MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experiences are consciously curated travel activities offered on our tours. They are selected with careful consideration for their positive environmental or social impact on Scotland's communities and travellers.
Your tour includes the following MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience:
Visit to Dundreggan Rewilding Centre
Dundreggan Rewilding Centre, managed by the local charity Trees for Life, is dedicated to restoring Scotland’s Caledonian Forest, an ancient woodland habitat that has dwindled to less than 1% of its original extent. During your visit, you'll delve into the importance of the Caledonian Forest, learn about rewilding efforts, and embark on a scenic woodland walk to witness firsthand the success of rewilding initiatives.
Is this tour suitable for solo travellers?
Absolutely! Joining us solo is a fantastic way to connect with people from diverse backgrounds. You'll typically find a mix of couples, friends, and fellow solo adventurers on our tours. Please note that single room availability is limited.
Are there toilet facilities on the coach?
While our coaches don't offer onboard toilets, rest assured that our itineraries include regular comfort stops, allowing frequent access to restroom facilities.
Are your tours accessible?
Our guides are unable to assist with wheelchairs or provide physical assistance during boarding or disembarking from the coach. Passengers should be capable of boarding and disembarking independently using the access stairs or with the help of a traveling companion. Foldable wheelchairs can be stored in our onboard luggage storage during travel.
Please note that some stops on our tours may involve rough terrain or only be accessible by steps.
It's important to be aware that your accommodation may have limited accessibility for wheelchair users. More info can be found on our Accessibility page.
Can I purchase snacks or souvenirs at the stops along the way?
Yes! Our routes include stops where you can grab a snack or recharge with a drink. Occasionally, we pause at shops offering local souvenirs as well. For precise details about timing and stops, don't hesitate to inquire with your guide.
Where can I get a more detailed itinerary?
Our itinerary (in tab 2, 'Itinerary & Departure') provides a helpful outline of what to expect on the day. We refrain from providing additional details beyond what's outlined there, as factors like weather, traffic, and the preferences of our driver guides may lead to slight deviations. We also believe that part of the excitement comes from the unexpected surprises along the way! Rest assured, your journey through Scotland will be unlike any other.
What if I need to cancel my tour?
If you need to cancel your tour, you will need to inform us in writing by sending an email to info@highlandexplorertours.com. You can find our cancellation and refunds policy in section 3 in our Terms and Conditions.
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Winter Wonders of Scotland
5-Day Itinerary
Tour Route
Day 1
Edinburgh to Oban
Day 2
Oban to Isle of Skye
Day 3
Isle of Skye to Inverness
Day 4
Inverness
Day 5
Inverness to Edinburgh
Day 1 | Edinburgh to Oban
Departing from Edinburgh, our journey takes us to the renowned Kelpies, the world’s tallest equine sculptures. Continuing northward, we pass by Stirling, enjoying panoramic views of both the Wallace Monument and Stirling Castle. A lunch break awaits before we venture into the Highlands, traversing the untamed landscapes of Rannoch Moor and Glen Coe, concluding our first day at the charming fishing town of Oban. (Overnight: Oban)
Day 2 | Oban to Isle of Skye
Our day starts with a hearty Scottish breakfast to fuel up for our journey to the mystical Isle of Skye. Travel through some of Scotland’s most awe-inspiring landscapes on the way, taking in serene lochs, rugged scenery and waterfalls flowing from great heights on the mountain ranges. For all the Harry Potter fans out there we will have a chance to view the Glenfinnan Viaduct. We pass the romantic Eilean Donan Castle, before crossing the Skye Bridge to our enchanting island destination, where we will be spending the night in Portree. (Overnight: Portree)
Day 3 | Isle of Skye to Inverness
Today, we delve deeper into the Isle of Skye’s local folklore as we meet Kilt Rock and the famous Old Man of Storr. Returning to the mainland, our journey includes a stop at the picturesque Eilean Donan, one of Scotland’s most iconic castles. Following the scenic route along the Great Glen, we make a visit to the Dundreggan Rewilding Centre*, earning a glimpse into the charity Trees For Life and their efforts to restore the ancient Caledonian Forest of Scotland. Our day concludes in Inverness, where we get cosy in our accommodation for the next two nights. (Overnight: Inverness)
Day 4 | Inverness
Look out for the elusive 'Nessie' as we embark on an optional cruise along the mysterious waters of Loch Ness before journeying north to the charming town of Beauly. We get the chance to explore the ruins of Beauly Priory, featured in the books of Outlander and with a history dating back to 1230AD.
Following lunch, our journey continues with a visit to Culloden Battlefield, the infamous scene of the last battle of Jacobite Uprising, before returning to Inverness. (Overnight: Inverness)
Following lunch, our journey continues with a visit to Culloden Battlefield, the infamous scene of the last battle of Jacobite Uprising, before returning to Inverness. (Overnight: Inverness)
Day 5 | Inverness to Edinburgh
Our final day begins with a visit to the mysterious chamber cairns and standing stones of Clava Cairns, said to have inspired the hit TV series Outlander. From here, we head for a local whisky distillery and learn the secrets about Scotland’s ‘water of life’ during an immersive whisky distillery tour. We make our way back to Edinburgh, arriving in the early evening. Scotland in winter is nothing short of magical!
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5 Day Tour Itinerary & Map
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DAY 1
Edinburgh to Oban
Departing from Edinburgh, our journey takes us to the renowned Kelpies, the world’s tallest equine sculptures. Continuing northward, we pass by Stirling, enjoying panoramic views of both the Wallace Monument and Stirling Castle. A lunch break awaits before we venture into the Highlands, traversing the untamed landscapes of Rannoch Moor and Glen Coe, concluding our first day at the charming fishing town of Oban. (Overnight: Oban)
Day Highlights
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DAY 2
Oban to Isle of Skye
Our day starts with a hearty Scottish breakfast to fuel up for our journey to the mystical Isle of Skye. Travel through some of Scotland’s most awe-inspiring landscapes on the way, taking in serene lochs, rugged scenery and waterfalls flowing from great heights on the mountain ranges. For all the Harry Potter fans out there we will have a chance to view the Glenfinnan Viaduct. We pass the romantic Eilean Donan Castle, before crossing the Skye Bridge to our enchanting island destination, where we will be spending the night in Portree. (Overnight: Portree)
Day Highlights
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DAY 3
Isle of Skye to Inverness
Today, we delve deeper into the Isle of Skye’s local folklore as we meet Kilt Rock and the famous Old Man of Storr. Returning to the mainland, our journey includes a stop at the picturesque Eilean Donan, one of Scotland’s most iconic castles. Following the scenic route along the Great Glen, we make a visit to the Dundreggan Rewilding Centre*, earning a glimpse into the charity Trees For Life and their efforts to restore the ancient Caledonian Forest of Scotland. Our day concludes in Inverness, where we get cosy in our accommodation for the next two nights. (Overnight: Inverness)
Day Highlights
*What's Make Travel Matter?
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DAY 4
Inverness
Look out for the elusive 'Nessie' as we embark on an optional cruise along the mysterious waters of Loch Ness before journeying north to the charming town of Beauly. We get the chance to explore the ruins of Beauly Priory, featured in the books of Outlander and with a history dating back to 1230AD.
Following lunch, our journey continues with a visit to Culloden Battlefield, the infamous scene of the last battle of Jacobite Uprising, before returning to Inverness. (Overnight: Inverness)
Day Highlights
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DAY 5
Inverness to Edinburgh
Our final day begins with a visit to the mysterious chamber cairns and standing stones of Clava Cairns, said to have inspired the hit TV series Outlander. From here, we head for a local whisky distillery and learn the secrets about Scotland’s ‘water of life’ during an immersive whisky distillery tour. We make our way back to Edinburgh, arriving in the early evening. Scotland in winter is nothing short of magical!
Day Highlights
Route Map
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Departure Point
60 High Street, EH1 1TB, Edinburgh
We depart from our blue corner shop at 60 High Street, centrally located on the Royal Mile in the Old Town of Edinburgh. A useful landmark to find us is the Radisson Blu Hotel, situated just one street further along.
Not sure how to get here? Find more info on our Departure Info page.
Departure & Return Time
Check-In Closes
8:15 AM
Departs
8:30 AM
Returns
5:30 PM
We are unable to hold the bus or refund for any late arrivals. Return times are approximate and subject to road conditions and weather. Please ensure you allocate sufficient time for any onward travel plans, allowing at least 3 hours after the scheduled return time for connections or activities.
Tours Dates & Prices
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Loch Ness Cruise
Reserve at the time of bookingA cruise on the mysterious and beautiful Loch Ness is an unforgettable experience. Get the chance to catch a glimpse of Nessie, the legendary monster of Loch Ness, and enjoy the charming views of its bonnie banks. The boat uses the very latest hi-tech colour sonar and underwater imaging systems to enhance the search for Nessie. You can also relax with a coffee or dram of whisky in the on-board bar. Tickets are subject to availability.
Culloden Battlefield Visitor Centre
Pay locallyYou can explore the historic site of the intense Battle of Culloden for free. It's where the Jacobite clansmen faced their final defeat. This visit offers a profound glimpse into the dramatic end of the Jacobite uprising and the heritage of the Scottish clans. Entry to the visitor centre is from £12.50. Tickets are subject to availability.
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