Step into the heart of the Scottish Highlands on this full-day tour that blends history, nature, and culture. From the Clava Cairns, a Bronze Age burial site that dates back more than 4,000 years to Cawdor Castle, a striking 14th-century fortress linked to Shakespeare’s Macbeth and still surrounded by beautiful gardens.
Stop at Castle Roy, where the Highland landscape meets heritage, and meet the well-known Highland cow, Murdo. Explore nearby forests of ancient Scots Pine, some of the last remnants of the Caledonian Forest, home to red squirrels, deer, and native birdlife.
Pause in the town of Aviemore for lunch, where local shops and cafes offer a welcoming Highland atmosphere. In the afternoon, journey into Cairngorms National Park for sweeping views of Scotland’s tallest mountains and wild glens.
This tour combines dramatic scenery with fascinating history, making it an unforgettable Highland experience.

Duration:
Approximately 8 hours

Start Time:
8:45am (Boarding at 8:30am)

Inclusions:
Expert local driver guide, Mini coach transport, Entrance to Cawdor castle

Exclusions:
Transport to/from hotel, Food & beverages, Gratuities, anything not aforementioned

Meeting point:
19 Union Street, Inverness IV1 1QA

Ending point:
Same as meeting point

Important Information:
This tour is provided on a reserved basis prior to departure.

Majority of tour is conducted outdoors.

Collapsible wheelchairs can be accommodated when accompanied by someone who can assist them to board and disembark. Please note there are some uneven paths and uphill slopes when visiting the castles which could make it difficult for wheelchair users.

Maximum 8 people per booking.

Children under 5 are not allowed in this tour.