You will then make the peaceful drive to Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, where the highlands and lowlands meet.
Transcend the rolling landscapes and rugged mountains before arriving at the tranquil Loch itself.

Loch Lomond is the biggest loch/lake in the whole of Britain, and quite possibly the most beautiful.
Upon arrival you will then board the seaplane and charter a flight over the stunning West Coast of Scotland.
Your pilot will take you on a 90 mile Seaplane Tour (45mins), heading West towards the Kyles of Bute and Loch Fyne, then over Kintyre towards the Isles of Jura, Gigha and Islay.

Your driver will be waiting for you as you finish your seaplane tour, and will take you on a wonderful scenic drive through Loch Lomond to the town of Inveraray on the Western Shore of the stunning still waters of Loch Fyne.

Whilst here you will have the chance to explore the charming town and visit Inveraray Castle & Gardens.
This neo-Gothic Castle is the ancestral home of the Dukes of Argyll, a must see attraction.

Your driver will then take you on a scenic drive West to Eriska, near Oban. You will spend the next 3 nights here at the 5 Star Isle of Eriska Hotel, a spectacular hotel on a private island, connected to the mainland by a small bridge.

Dine at their Michelin Star Restaurant.

Next stop on your scenic tour is Kilchurn Castle Panorama View.
The picturesque Kilchurn Castle lies on the banks of Loch Awe.  A castle that acted as the base for the powerful Campbell clan.
You will make a stop as you approach the loch so you can enjoy the viewpoint of the castle from the opposite side with the rolling hills behind.
Wellie boots are recommended if you wish to take the short walk through the field down to the water’s edge for the perfect photo.

A short distance away, nestled on the banks of the beautiful Loch Awe is the enchanting Saint Conan’s Kirk.
This hidden gem in the heart of Argyll is one you will take time to explore and enjoy the tranquil lochside setting.
The stunning architecture inside and out provides a strong sense of peace for a moment of reflection.

Onwards to the seaside town of Oban (Gaelic for ‘little bay’).
Often referred to as the ‘Seafood Capital of Scotland’, there are a variety of award winning restaurants for a lunch stop.
As you arrive in to Oban you will notice McCaig’s Tower, standing tall and proud on the town’s skyline.
The Colosseum-like Tower takes only 10 minutes to walk from the town centre.
Drink in the spectacular views over Oban and the neighbouring islands.

As you route back up the West Coastline to Eriska, you will make one final stop to see the stunning Castle Stalker.

Stopping at The Castle Stalker View, the viewpoints here offer panoramic views of Castle Stalker, Mull and Loch Linnhe.
Be sure to have your camera at the ready once more!

You will then make the short, scenic drive (3.5miles) around the castle to the peaceful fishing village of Port Appin.  Here you will stop off at the beautiful Airds Hotel where they can enjoy a relaxing drink in a place of sheer natural beauty.

Enjoy another relaxing evening in your luxurious surroundings.

Once you’re ready, your Captain will take you back down the Sound to Morvern Point.
Spend more time looking for the eagles.
Then cruise up the Lynn of Morven passing Glensanda quarry, which has a fascinating history.
You will see even more Castles here too.
As you traverse round the top of Lismore you will then be taken back to Eriska.

After an eventful day, relax and enjoy your final night at the luxury Isle of Eriska Hotel & Spa.

Whilst in Fort William, you will visit the 5 Star Inverlochy Castle for a sumptuous Champagne Afternoon Tea.

After lunch you will be taken West from Fort William towards the Isle of Skye.
You will make two unique and scenic stops on your way to the ferry port.

Glenfinnan Viaduct
A railway viaduct located at the top of Loch Shiel offering incredible views over the loch and Glenfinnan Monument.
The viaduct has featured in many tv programmes and films, including four of the Harry Potter films.

Glenfinnan Monument
Visit the 18m high iconic monument, climb to the top and stand side by side with the kilted highlander, taking in the panoramic views of Loch Shiel.
Built in 1815, it stands as a reminder of all the clansmen who gave their lives to the Jacobite cause.
The informative Visitor Centre on site allows you to learn more about Bonnie Prince Charlie and the Jacobite Rising (1745).

After the short ferry journey from the mainland (Mallaig) to The Isle of Skye (Armadale) you will be taken to Armadale Castle, Gardens & Museum.

Explore over 1500 years of history here.
Walk amongst the beautiful 40 acre garden, explore the castle ruin and the museum of the Isles.
As you explore the last family home of the Macdonald Clan you will enjoy magnificent views across to the mountains of Knoydart.

You will then make the short journey to your luxury accommodation on the shore of Loch-Na-Dal, down a windy road at the foot of a gorgeous mountain you will find Kinloch Lodge.  A charming, historic hotel with an incredible landscape.
This family-run hotel ensures the perfect balance of comfort and indulgence.

Dine at Kinloch Lodge, serving only the finest food in this award winning restaurant.

Onwards to Glenbrittle and the magical Fairy Pools, Skye’s most popular attraction.
With their crystal clear waters and beautiful waterfalls it is easy to see why.
You will walk 20 minutes to the fairy pools themselves, an easy hike, allowing you to soak in the magnificent scenery all around you.

Ancient folklore says that fairies swim in these pools and if you are feeling brave, you may wish to do so as well.

We recommend lunch reservations at Loch Bay Restaurant on the Waternish Peninsula.
A simple, friendly setting with magnificent views and a Michelin Star to their name, you are sure to have a lunch to remember.

Your driver will then take you to Neist Point and the most westerly point of Skye, at the tip of the Duirinish peninsula.
Here you will see one of the most famous lighthouses in all of Scotland, that was first lit back in 1909.
As well as the stunning scenery, keep an eye out for whales and dolphins below.  As you are on the cliffs there will also be lots of common seabirds to view too.

Dunvegan Castle & Gardens is your next destination to visit, on the shores of Loch Dunvegan.
Long serving as the ancestral home of Clan MacLeod, this castle has stood on its rock for more than 800 years.
Explore inside the castle and navigate the five acres of 18th century gardens.

After a fun filled first day exploring the magical Isle of Skye, your driver will take you back to your luxury accommodation.

Get ready for some famous walks and some jaw dropping scenery as your driver takes you on a mesmerising drive north of the town of Portree.

You will first stop at The Old Man of Storr, a monumental rock pinnacle that can be seen from far and wide.
A staggering sight to behold.  Be sure to have plenty of battery left in your camera as there are photo opportunities aplenty here.

Continue North to Kilt Rock & Mealt Falls.

You will notice that these ancient 90 metre cliffs resemble a pleated kilt, hence the name ‘Kilt Rock’.
You will witness both of these spectacular sights, Kilt Rock & Mealt Falls, from the same viewpoint on the Trotternish Peninsula.

The other beautiful sight here is Mealt waterfall, flowing from the nearby Mealt Loch the water plunges from the cliff tops to the rocky coast below.

Next you will continue north to the most northerly point of the Trotternish ridge, The Quiraing.
As the ancient landscapes begin to unfold before your eyes, your driver will take you on a stunning drive down the narrow road and hairpin bends.

With rolling hills and cliffs surrounding you, there are opportunities here for a brief walk or hike. Be sure to have your camera ready to snap the gigantic pinnacles of rock as they bask in their glorious surroundings.

Next stop, The Fairy Glen, on the west side of Trotternish.
An otherworldly experience awaits as you approach this supernatural looking landscape.
A short hike from the road, these rich and vibrant colours and fairytale views all around are a photographers paradise.
Be sure to keep a look out as legend has it that fairies live deep within this magical Glen…

After another truly memorable day of sightseeing, it is time to return to your luxury accommodation in the South of the Island.

As you wave goodbye to the Isle of Skye you will travel over Loch Alsh via the iconic Skye Bridge, soon to arrive at Kyle of Lochalsh and the incredible Eilean Donan Castle.
Certainly one of the most romantic settings in Scotland, this picturesque castle dates back to the 13th century and was the original seat of Clan MacKenzie.
Widely considered as the most beautiful castle in Scotland, due to the idyllic setting at the junction of three different lochs (Loch Long, Loch Duich and Loch Alsh).

You will route north further in to the Highlands before arriving into Wester Ross and the stunning Torridon village.
Your driver will drop you off at your accommodation where you will be met by your expert walking guide.
We want you to get the most out of walking in the Highlands, so starting at 1:30pm your local guide will take you on a Guided Hill Walk to lesser-known spots with the best views around Loch Torridon and the surrounding areas.  Your guide will have extensive local knowledge to navigate the best terrain for your abilities and ensure you see the most incredible scenery that Torridon is famous for.

Your accommodation for this evening is the 5 Star Torridon Hotel in Wester Ross.
Located at the tip of a beautiful sea loch this hotel was formerly a shooting lodge, now one of the best hotels in Scotland and has a AA 3 Rosette restaurant to its name. Dine at their stunning 1887 Restaurant, enjoying exquisite dishes, locally sourced ingredients, and an incredible selection of wines and whiskies.

As you travel East you will stop at Rogie Falls, a beautiful spot just above the village of Contin.
Enjoy a short walk to the suspension bridge to view the waterfalls and the Black Water river in all their glory. Watch the water as it flows down from the nearby Ben Wyvis Mountain.
Rogie Falls are a sight to behold and famous for viewing leaping Atlantic salmon.

As you reach the West Highlands you will be taken to view the Fyrish Monument, near Alness, Easter Ross.
Built on Fyrish Hill in 1782, these imposing pillars stand proudly overlooking the Cromarty Firth.
You will make the short walk up the ‘jubilee path’, through the woodland before arriving at the summit and the breathtaking views.

You will then visit the small fishing village of Portmahomack.
We recommend you take the circular walk along the coast towards Tarbat Ness Lighthouse, the tallest lighthouse on the mainland at 40 metres.
Many find the Peninsula is a very entrancing area to explore.

You will then make the short drive along the Dornoch Firth to Glenmorangie Distillery in the small yet lively town of Tain.
On approach to the gold barley fields, get ready for a warm highland welcome at the Glenmorangie Distillery.
Embark on a tour of the warehouses and the distillery itself, with unparalleled access.
Their expert guides will take you through each stage of the whisky making process that makes Glenmorangie so unique; from mashing and fermenting to the distilling and maturation.
The tour will end with a tasting of some delicious Glenmorangie highland single malts.

You will then be taken to Glenmorangie House. Recently renovated, this world-class country home will be your accommodation for the evening.  A nine bedroom hotel with stunning views of the coast makes for the perfect Highland hideaway.

Purchased by whisky giants Glenmorangie in 1989 and later transformed into a luxury country house, this serene and beautiful place ensures an unforgettable highland experience.

Dine in their AA Rosette Awarded Restaurant and enjoy a unique dining experience in a dinner party style.

You will make a quick stop at the nearby village of Balintore.
Here you will see the Mermaid of the North, sitting on her rock – called ‘Clach Dubh’.

You will then visit Chanonry Point (Gaelic: Gob na Cananaich) on the Black Isle.
Widely acclaimed as the best place in the United Kingdom to see bottlenose dolphins from the land. Also, keep an eye out for seals, porpoises and otters.

The lighthouse you will see at the tip of Chanonry Point is still active and was first lit back in 1846.

You will then make your way to the village of Drumnadrochit, on the shores of Loch Ness.
Here you will join your private boat, the “Cluaran Dubh”, meet your skipper Gordon and embark on your Private Boat Tour of Loch Ness (approx. one hour).
You will enjoy stunning views of Loch Ness, The Great Glen, and Urquhart Castle.

Gordon, your skipper, was born, raised and still lives on the Loch Ness shores. He will enlighten you with anecdotes such as witches casting spells to protect Nessie ‘The Loch Ness Monster’ from cryptozoologists. A charming and entertaining journey with awe-inspiring scenery throughout.

As you depart the boat you will take a tour of the iconic Urquhart Castle, which stands high on the banks of Loch Ness.
As you tour the castle ruins you will discover over 1,000 years of history at this unique site.

The views over the loch and the Great Glen are simply stunning.

After an eventful last day of touring, you will be dropped off at the 5 star Rocpool Reserve Hotel in Inverness.
This special Georgian mansion oozes class.  Admire the dramatic décor, quirky features and unique charm of this boutique hotel which ensures a final evening to remember.

Enjoy a sumptuous meal at the in-house restaurant.