Highlights
- Full-day trip from Glasgow to Stirling Castle and Loch Lomond
- Small-group tour, with a maximum of 16 passengers, ensures a personalized experience
- Optional guided tour of Glengoyne Distillery, for an additional cost
- See the unsurpassed beauty of the Scottish Highlands while traveling
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Stirling CastleStirling Castle from the green inside.Photo by: Kristin BUSA, 03 2010 -
Glengoyne DistilleryWhisky galore!Photo by: Rita CUnited Kingdom, 03 2009 -
IMG-20120810-00085Loch LomondPhoto by: R K09 2012 -
IMG-20120810-00082Loch LomondPhoto by: R K09 2012 -
IMG-20120810-00073Loch LomondPhoto by: R K09 2012 -
Argyll and Bute-20120810-00057Loch LomondPhoto by: R K09 2012 -
IMG-20120810-00044Loch LomondPhoto by: R K09 2012 -
P8281016Campsite By a LakePhoto by: R K09 2012 -
P8281013Lakes of ScotlandPhoto by: R K09 2012 -
Stirling-20120810-00100At Glengoyne DistilleryPhoto by: R K09 2012 -
Stirling-20120810-00090B and B at Loch LomondPhoto by: R K09 2012 -
Stirling-20120810-00055Loch LomondPhoto by: R K09 2012 -
Stirling-20120810-00052Loch LomondPhoto by: R K09 2012 -
Stirling-20120810-00049Loch LomondPhoto by: R K09 2012 -
Stirling-20120810-00045At Loch LomondPhoto by: R K09 2012 -
P8291030Beautiful CountrysidePhoto by: R K09 2012 -
P8281017By the side of a Camping Site on LakePhoto by: R K09 2012 -
P8281014Beautiful Lakes of ScotlandPhoto by: R K09 2012 -
P8281003Stirling BridgePhoto by: R K09 2012 -
P8280996Inside the lovely coachPhoto by: R K09 2012 -
Useful Information
Loch Lomond, Scotland
Leaving Stirling, you'll travel past Doune Castle, Callander and into the Trossachs, an area popularized by authors such as Sir Walter Scott and Daniel Defoe. This is also the territory of Rob Roy MacGregor, Scotland's Robin Hood. The tour stops for a leisurely lunch (own expense) outside the village of Aberfoyle.
After lunch, continue to the bonnie banks of Loch Lomond, Scotland's largest loch where you can enjoy a walk before heading to the picturesque Distillery of Glengoyne. You can choose to take an optional tour of the distillery (additional cost) or visit the shop.
The Scottish Highlands and Islands are Europe's last great wilderness! This personalized tour is as close as you can get to touring in your own car, with the added benefit of gaining intimate knowledge of Scotland. Traveling in a small group means you can take lots of stops and reach "out of the way" places, giving you more time off the bus to discover the real Scotland.
Winner of the Inaugural Scottish Thistle Award for Sustainable Tourism, October 2007
Reviewed by dorcasc55, May 2013
Another great day. Paul was very informative and helpful. The locations where we stopped to spend time, were well worth it. We drove through areas which I had not seen in many years and others which were new to me. Excellent.
Dorcas Brampton Ontario Canada
Reviewed by Leanne G, March 2013
Great tour! Juliette our tour guide was very informative and pleasant.
