39 reviews of Stirling Castle, Loch Lomond and Whisky Trail Small Group Day Trip from Glasgow

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4 star rating: Recommended

Reviewed by sups, November 2012

Nice

4 star rating: Recommended

Reviewed by L M, May 2012

we were on a quick visit to Glasgow for a competition (on Saturday) and wanted a one day tour for the Friday. We had an excellent young lady driver/guide who was very knowledgeable about the area and who passed that knowledge on very well. She was unphased when some of our group were late arriving and very hekful at the end of the day.
I would reccomend the tour and the firm (Rabbies) to anoyone who wants a tour with a personal touch

4 star rating: Recommended

Reviewed by Masashi I, August 2011

Good tour guide. No rushing schedule. No unreasonable shopping invitation. I really enjoyed it.

4 star rating: Recommended

Reviewed by Ken G S, June 2011

We really enjoyed our little excursion. Mike was very informative and a lot of fun. We had a smaller group and he was able to attend to all our needs and questions. Despite the rainy day he brightened it up with his cheerful manner. I only wish we would have had a bit more time at Stirling. If you take the tour (1 hr.) you need at least another hour min. to see the rest. All in all it was a good day.

4 star rating: Recommended

Reviewed by Lisa R, May 2011

Very impressed with tour - we had a small group and it was an enjoyable day. Could have done without he Whisky Trail -- but other aspects of tour were worth the time spent.

3 star rating: Worth doing

Reviewed by R K, September 2012

It was a second homecoming for me – I studied in Glasgow 16 years ago. Two youngsters, my nephew and my niece accompanied me this time. Fortunately, given the sever time constraint, I found in Viator the right medium for a sneak overview of what Scotland is all about. And the experience was just fabulous, all the way. Beginning with a little wait at the historic George Square before boarding the coach, the day long journey was an experience to cherish. The coach was comfortable; the Guide-cum-Driver a skilled, knowledgeable and pleasant lady; the itinerary was thoughtfully framed; the scenery was breathtakingly stunning just as it was 16 years ago; and yes, that thing called Sun was in full glorious view through the day… Stirling Castle evoked historic sentiments, made even more eloquent by the erudite commentary on the electronic tour-guide. The view from the top made the youngsters absorb the Scottish beauty in awe…The roads in Scotland are as well kept as ever. Yet, the orderly manner in which the road users handled a little freak accident on the road involving a not-too-young biker was both exemplary and heart-warming. The Lakes of Scotland are still the stuff legends are made of…The stopover at Loch Lomond was a grand experience, both for the picturesque environs and the majestic aura of the lake. The stop over at Glengoyne was a grand experience even for us teetotalers, for sheer Chemistry content! Viator made it possible for us to get ten times more than we expected from a day out in Scotland, and we’ve returned determined to visit Glasgow and Scotland again very soon, for a longer and even more enjoyable trip with Viator. We truly found Viator to be value for money and more… Thanks, Team Viator!!!

3 star rating: Worth doing

Reviewed by Tong L, Ireland, May 2011

Low cost with high value tour!

3 star rating: Worth doing

Reviewed by Myles M, Canada, June 2010

Good length of trip, got to see a lot in a small amount of time. Our tour guide knew her stuff; she was very informative and professional.

2 star rating: It was OK, but could have been better

Reviewed by Anonymous, March 2009

Our tour guide was obnoxious. He told convoluted stories that I could not follow, and was ten to fifteen minutes late in the beginning and at every stop. When we reached Loch Lomond, he brought everyone to the edge of the water and immediately started pressuring people to go to a local pub, saying he had made reservations for everyone. I didn't go to Loch Lomond to see a pub, I went to see a loch. My friend and I had to sneak away from the group to get some sightseeing done. The sights themselves were very worthwhile, there is a path into the woods at Loch Lomond that was amazing. The tour guide just sort of soured it a bit for me.

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