Tasting your way through three different regions of Scotch Whisky this private, luxury tour is ideal for those seeking to pair iconic Scottish history, heritage and culture with the refined flavours of Highland, Speyside and Lowland Malt Whisky.
Explore the grandeur, mythical allure and enchanting history of four very different but legendary Scottish castles including Urquhart Castle on the banks of Loch Ness. Are you ready to soak up the scenery, stories and spirit of Scotland?
Explore Dunkeld’s charming streets and ancient riverside cathedral ruins before visiting Blair Castle, the Murray clan’s opulent ancestral seat. The first whisky distillery tasting is at Dalwhinnie, known for creating a “gentle spirit” with notes of heather honey, citrus, and vanilla. The perfect blend of history, grandeur, whisky and natural beauty before arriving in the Highland capital.
Overnight: Inverness.
Hear the story of ‘Nessie’ Scotland’s legendary Loch Ness Monster before exploring the dramatic ruins of Urquhart Castle. Your journey culminates at the enchanting Cawdor Castle with its lush gardens and Shakespearean lore. There’s time to explore Inverness at your leisure on returning to the city.
Overnight: Inverness.
Immerse yourself in Scotch Whisky – Scotland’s national drink, as you tour two world-renowned Speyside malt Whisky distilleries, refining your palate with expert-led tastings. Choose from GlenAllachie, Glenfiddich, Balvennie, Glenfarclas or Cardhu, or select your favourites. At the Speyside Cooperage, you’ll witness the incredible skill of master craftsmen seeing first-hand how fire and oak shapes the character of Scotch.
Overnight: Speyside
You’ll traverse the breathtaking Snow Roads, winding through dramatic mountain passes towards Balmoral Castle. After exploring the grounds and the exhibition of the Royal Family’s Scottish Highland retreat, your journey concludes at the Lindores Abbey Whisky Distillery. Here, you will tour and taste within the hallowed grounds where the first recorded distillation of Scotch took place in 1494.
Return to your starting point, a location of your choice or continue your Scotland journey by adding one or more of our suggested tour itineraries. Bespoke tours can also be created.
