Reasons for recommendation
- Explore one of the most enchanting islands on Earth – the Isle of Skye
- Crossing the magnificent Scottish Highlands
- Harry Potter fan photo spot —Granfinnan Railway Viaduct
- Daily departures, minimum 4 people required (minimum 2 people required during summer, April-September), led by a Chinese-speaking tour leader.
- This tour is very popular. Please confirm your booking with us again after placing your order!
- For solo travelers, a single room must be selected first. If room sharing is successfully arranged, you will be notified one day before departure and the price difference will be refunded.
Route Overview
| Days | Itinerary Overview |
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Day 1 |
Edinburgh ‣ Glasgow ‣ Loch Lomond ‣ Scottish Highlands ‣ Granfinnan Viaduct ‣ Fort William |
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Day 2 |
Fort William ‣ Loch Ness ‣ Skye Island ‣ Fort William |
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Day 3 |
Fort William ‣ Peter Lochri ‣ St Andrews ‣ Edinburgh |
Itinerary
Day 1: Edinburgh → Glasgow → Loch Lomond → Scottish Highlands → Granfennan Viaduct → Fort William
This morning, we depart from Edinburgh to Glasgow, arriving at the majestic George Square in the heart of Glasgow. We will then travel to Loch Lomond, one of Scotland's most beautiful lakes, followed by the town of Luss. Lunch will be served in the Green Welly scenic area of the Scottish Highlands. Afterwards, we will travel north through the Scottish Highlands, one of Europe's most beautiful natural landscapes, visiting the famous Glencoe and the majestic Three Sisters mountains. We will then ascend Ben Nevis, the highest peak in the UK. Next, we will visit the Glenfinnan Viaduct, a filming location for Harry Potter. Finally, we will head to Fort William, atop Loch Linnhe with stunning lake views, backed by the perpetually snow-capped Ben Nevis. Overnight in a charming family-run guesthouse in or near Fort William.
Location
1. Edinburgh
Departure time: 08:00 AM (October 29 - March 25, winter time: 08:30 AM)
Meeting point: Edinburgh city centre (subject to the tour confirmation notice)
2. Glasgow
Tour start time: subject to change based on hotel location (subject to the tour confirmation letter).
Meeting point: Glasgow (subject to the tour confirmation notice)
* This tour is very popular. Please confirm your booking with us again after placing your order.
Day 2: Fort William ‣ Loch Ness ‣ Sky Island ‣ Fort William
In the morning, visit Fort Augustus, located on the shores of Loch Ness, to experience the famous and mysterious Loch Ness. Afterwards, travel to the Isle of Skye, Scotland's most beautiful island, enjoying the spectacular Five Sisters mountains along the way and visiting the beautiful Eilean Donan Castle. Drive across the only bridge connecting the Isle of Skye to the mainland, you'll arrive at the Isle of Skye. Pass through the beautiful Storr and admire the Old Man of Storr. Then, you'll reach Lealt Falls and the Kilt Rock. Overnight in a charming family-run guesthouse in or near Fort William.
Day 3: Fort William ‣ Peter Lochri ‣ St Andrews ‣ Edinburgh
In the morning, depart for a visit to an authentic whisky distillery (30 minutes) (this attraction is closed during the winter tour period from October 26th to March 25th). Afterwards, travel to the charming Victorian-era town of Pitlochry, followed by St. Andrews, the birthplace of golf, home to St. Andrews Cathedral, once hailed as one of the greatest medieval buildings in Scotland. Visit the Forth Bridge, the world's first steel bridge (this stop will be skipped if any guests disembark from Glasgow on the day of the tour). Finally, return to Edinburgh to conclude our enjoyable journey.
Tour ends around 7:00 PM (around 6:30 PM during the period from October 29th to March 25th); the exact time depends on traffic conditions on the day.
Location: Edinburgh city center (subject to change upon tour confirmation)
Loch Lomond
As the largest freshwater lake in the UK, Loch Lomond attracts countless tourists with its stunning beauty. The deep blue lake is surrounded by majestic mountains. The best way to experience it is by taking a boat trip from the town of Balloch. The reflection of the mountains on the water creates a picturesque scene, a perfect way to while away a day.
Glencoe Canyon
The Scottish Highlands boast the most enchanting landscape, shrouded in mist year-round, with wild grasses covering the hills and lochs meandering through them. The grandeur and ruggedness of the Highlands are vividly portrayed here. Glencoe Gorge and the majestic Three Sisters mountains stand out, with Glencoe's main peak being one of Scotland's most photographically stunning mountains. A thrilling chase scene in the classic James Bond film *Skyfall* was filmed along the A82 highway near the Highlands. The hills and plains of the Highlands are imbued with a romantic, rugged, and solitary natural beauty, an epic spectacle.
Glenfinnan Viaduct
This most mythical scenic area attracts Harry Potter fans from all over the world. It will fulfill your dream of a truly magical journey. The Canyon Drive viaduct leading to Hogwarts in Harry Potter has 21 arches, its entire structure curving gracefully through the valley, with a steam train running across it, giving you a feeling of traveling through time. The beautiful scenery of the Prince Charles Memorial is unforgettable, and the guide will tell you the true story of how the most handsome Prince Charles in British history landed here and sparked the Jacobite Rebellion.
The Old Man of Storr
It is part of the famous Trotternish Ridge on the Isle of Skye, and a stone pillar can be seen from afar standing on the mountain. Originally, the pillar was surrounded by rocks, but over the centuries, the waves have gradually eroded the surrounding rocks, leaving only this old man standing alone. As a result, it was often used as a landmark to guide the way by ancient navigators.
Eilean Donan Castle
Irene Donan Castle, located in the Dorney region of the Scottish Highlands, appears from afar as if it were perched on a small island in the middle of a loch, and is one of Scotland's most famous castles. Its history dates back to 1220 AD, but the original structure was destroyed in 1719, and it remained in ruins for over two centuries. In 1919, Lieutenant Colonel John MacRae Gilstrapp purchased it and began restoration work, which was completed in 1932. Irene Donan Castle is one of the most photographed historical sites in Scotland and a popular wedding and film location.
Tour information
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Line number |
K2143 |
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Duration |
3 days 2 nights |
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Team leader |
Chinese |
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luggage |
Each person may bring one piece of luggage (approximately 50cm x 40cm x 20cm) and one small carry-on bag. |
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Group departure time and location |
Edinburgh Glasgow |
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Time and place of departure |
Time: Approximately 19:00 (During the period from October 29th to March 25th: End time is approximately 18:30) *Note: Passengers boarding in Glasgow are responsible for their own return journey from Edinburgh train station to Glasgow. Passengers planning subsequent itineraries should try to book train tickets for 8 PM or later, and inform the tour guide of their last train ticket's departure time when joining the tour. |
Fee Description
- Luxury bus (9-seater minivan) (different tour buses will be arranged depending on the number of people in the group)
- Chinese-speaking professional tour guide and driver service
- Driver and guide gratuities: £3 per guest per day, totaling £9 for the entire trip.
- Two nights in local guesthouses
* If 3/5/7 people register, one room will be used as a family room for 3 people.
* If you require a single room, a single supplement of £140 per person will apply.
* If you are registering as a single person, you can choose to share a room with someone of the same gender. If you cannot find a roommate, the operations department will arrange another room without requiring an additional single room supplement. Unless the guest insists on having one person stay in a single room, in which case a single room supplement will apply.
Fee not included
- Attraction tickets
- All meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) throughout the trip
- Please purchase travel insurance in advance.
Booking Information
Child policy
- Children and teenagers under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult when making a reservation; they cannot make reservations alone.
- Children under 10 years old are eligible for a child discount of £10 per person, but must share a room with their parents; otherwise, they will be charged the same price as adults.
Itinerary
- It is recommended to arrive at the designated departure point at least 30 minutes in advance. The vehicle doors will be closed 15 minutes before departure. All tours will depart on time. If a tourist does not arrive on time, the tour will be treated as "NO SHOW" and no rescheduling or refund will be offered.
- In the event of major local events, attraction closures, or other force majeure events that cause changes to the itinerary or prevent entry to attractions, adjustments may be made or attractions may be changed to exterior views only. The final arrangements on the day shall prevail.
- The tour itinerary for the day will be determined by the driver/guide.
Cancellation terms are as follows:
| Cancellation time | Deducting order amount |
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More than 31 days before departure (Excluding the day of departure) |
0 |
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21-30 days before departure (Excluding the day of departure) |
50% |
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1-20 days before departure (Excluding the day of departure) |
100% |
✻ The above modification and cancellation times are based on 00:00 UK local time.
