Loch Ness, Glencoe & Scottish Highlands: Guided Tour from Edinburgh
Overview
Visit the Scottish Highlands from Edinburgh.
See Loch Ness, Glencoe, and the Highlands. Witness the forests in Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park.
Traverse Glencoe and spot Ben Nevis, the tallest mountain in the United Kingdom. Explore the Great Glen and the significant lakes of Scotland.
Take the opportunity to cruise on the renowned Scottish lake (not included with this ticket), known for the Nessie folklore.
There will be a main stop in Fort Augustus, where you will have free time and several options for lunch (at your own expense).
Conclude the trip by visiting a pub in Pitlochry, a Victorian village along the River Tay.
What's included
FAQ
This guided day trip takes you from Edinburgh into the Scottish Highlands, visiting key scenic areas such as Loch Ness, Glencoe, and The Trossachs National Park (including views through the forests of Loch Lomond and the surrounding region). You’ll travel through the Great Glen, pass notable lakes, and have opportunities to spot famous Highland landmarks including Ben Nevis. A main stop is made in Fort Augustus, where you’ll have free time and can choose lunch at your own expense. The day concludes with a visit to a pub in Pitlochry, a Victorian village on the River Tay. Please note: a cruise on Loch Ness (famous for Nessie folklore) is not included in the ticket.
The tour duration is listed as 12:00. This refers to the activity length starting from Edinburgh, with a full-day itinerary that includes multiple sightseeing stops, guided commentary during the journey, and a free-time break in Fort Augustus.
Lunch is not included. In Fort Augustus, you’ll have free time and several lunch options available at your own expense.
A Loch Ness cruise is not included with this ticket. If you’d like to take the cruise, you can typically arrange it separately on the day (subject to local scheduling and availability). During the tour you’ll have the chance to visit the Loch Ness area, including the Nessie folklore region, but the cruise itself must be booked separately.
The Highlands can have fast-changing weather and cool conditions, even in warmer months, so it’s best to bring layers and a waterproof jacket. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended for any short walks during sightseeing stops (including time in Fort Augustus and the general viewing areas). Since parts of the day involve being outdoors and traveling through scenic countryside, bringing sunglasses and a hat can also be helpful. The tour is guided, and the itinerary includes major viewpoints and stops designed for sightseeing.


