Edinburgh: Scottish Highlands Tour with Distillery Visit｜United Kingdom

Leave the busy streets of Edinburgh behind and travel past the Forth Bridges, stopping for photos and to admire the engineering. Head through the farmland of Fife to the county of Perthshire and stop at the Hermitage to see the magnificent Douglas Firs, some of the tallest trees in the UK.

Visit Pitlochry, a quaint Victorian Highland village, and have time for a walk around the buzzing main street with its choice of local shops and cafes.

Continue to Loch Tummel with its magnificent Queen’s View, a picturesque location offering far-reaching views to Glencoe in the distance.

See Fortingall with its 5,000-year-old yew tree, the oldest in Europe, and learn how it was once home to the invading Romans.

Travel through Glen Lyon, described by Walter Scott as the loveliest glen in Scotland. Admire the traditional farming methods and vast Victorian hunting estates that dominate the landscape, offering some truly breathtaking scenery.

Stop at Loch Tay for lunch before taking the old drovers road over the mountains to Glen Quaich and the market town of Crieff.

Choose to visit a distillery or explore various castles and palaces for a deeper dive into Scotland’s history.