Tours

For more information, or to book a tour, please contact the hotel ahead of your stay with us. Our tours are very popular and spaces can be limited and so booking well in advance is necessary to avoid any disappointment.

Mull and Iona Tour

Explore Two Stunning Scottish Isles

From ancient castles and abbeys, to rare wildlife and spectacular scenery, Mull and Iona have something to offer everyone.

Mull is the second largest island of the Inner Hebrides with its fantastic array of historical sights, wildlife and scenery. Iona is the birthplace of Christianity in Scotland and burial site of numerous medieval Scottish, Irish and Norse kings. This is where the Book of Kells was completed around 800 AD, before Viking raids shattered its sanctuary.

Discover the stories of pilgrims and scholars, raiders and kings at Iona Abbey, and learn about 800 years of history of one of Scotland’s oldest Clans at Duart Castle.

Highlights include:

Scenic Ferry to Mull and Iona
Visit to Iona Abbey
Visit to Duart Castle

Glencoe Photography Tour

Capture Scotland’s Stunning Landscapes

Among Scotland’s numerous photography hot-spots, Glencoe always stands out as one of the most diverse and dramatic landscapes. These rugged and remote environments are famous hunting grounds for the aspiring landscape photographer throughout the year, and we have unique locations that are especially worth digging out the wide-angle lens for.

You will spend the day with an experienced photography guide who will take you on a full day's guided experience of Glencoe. You will work in 7 different locations to get the most out of the area, and private tuition means that your guide can tailor the day to your interests.

Highlights include:

Full day Photography Tour with experienced guide
Panoramic tour of Glencoe

Glencoe and Trossachs Tour

Discover Scotland’s First National Park

Today is all about the scenery as you traverse dramatic mountain ranges, pass through Scotland's first National Park, and witness lands that have inspired, artists, poets and song writers for centuries and, more recently, film and series makers.

The Trossachs, Scotland's first national park covers 720 square miles of lochs, glens, and mountains, boasting unparalleled biodiversity. Rivers are clear, ospreys still soar above ancient deciduous trees, and squirrels are bright flashes of red, not grey.

You’ll have the chance to set sail on Loch Lomond’s shimmering waters, visit the great fortifications of Inveraray Castle, and enjoy a scenic drive up Loch Linnhe.

Highlights including: