The Ultimate Scotland Experience

To bring you this exclusive package, we've collaborated with Scotland's finest luxury hotels. By combining the expertise of DFH Scottish Tours in designing premium private tours with the unparalleled accommodations offered by these top-tier hotels, we're setting the stage for a travel experience like no other.

Imagine staying in a 5-star castle, exploring a private island, dining in exquisite restaurants, and having a dedicated executive chauffeur guide at your service. Every detail has been meticulously planned to ensure your journey is nothing short of extraordinary. From the moment you arrive in Scotland, you'll be immersed in our signature 5-star service, perfectly blended with the local charm that makes this country so special.

Day 1

Kings and Chocolate

Edinburgh
Scone Palace
Highland Chocolatier
Fonab Castle

Pick Up – The Balmoral

Your journey begins as you touch down at Edinburgh Airport, where you'll be warmly welcomed by your personal driver guide from DFH Scottish Tours. With a friendly smile, your driver guide will take care of your luggage, setting the stage for your unforgettable Scottish adventure.

Leaving the vibrant city of Edinburgh behind, you'll head north, venturing into the picturesque region of Stirlingshire. Along the way, you'll pass through the charming town of Bridge of Allan, a perfect introduction to Scotland's small-town charm. Your next stop is the historic town of Stirling, where history and legend converge. As you approach, you'll be greeted by the sight of the Wallace Monument, a towering tribute that dominates the Stirling skyline, honoring the heroic legacy of Sir William Wallace, one of Scotland's most revered guardians.

Scone Palace

An elegant, Gothic castle which used to be the crowning place for Scottish Kings and Queens. You can also explore the gardens which are home to some of the biggest and most beautiful oak trees in the UK, as well as the Murray Star Maze and a kitchen garden.

Iain Burnett Highland Chocolatier

Discover the artistry behind creating exquisite chocolates, from bean to bar. Explore the chocolate-making process, including the sourcing of high-quality cocoa beans and the techniques used to craft gourmet treats. Indulge in a guided tasting session featuring a variety of handcrafted chocolates. Learn about the unique flavor profiles and the story behind each creation. Experience how chocolate can be paired with different beverages to enhance its flavors. Try your hand at creating your own chocolate treats under the guidance of expert chocolatiers and customize your chocolates with unique flavors and fillings, and take home your creations as a sweet souvenir.

Fonab castle in Pitlochry

Built in 1892 for Lieutenant Colonel George Glas Sandeman, and now a Category B listed building. The castle is now a luxury five-star hotel, set in 11 acres (4.5 ha) (which is much less than its original acreage due to the flooding of Loch Faskally to create a reservoir).[1] The hotel has a fine-dining restaurant of three AA Rosettes, and 43 guest bedrooms.

Day 2

Whiskey, History and Music

Fonab castle
Kilicrankie Bridge
Dalwhinnie Distillery
Highland Folk Museum
Rocpool Hotel

The Killiecrankie Walk

Offering a scenic and historic journey through one of Scotland’s most picturesque landscapes. This trail provides breathtaking views of the River Garry, lush woodlands, and historical sites, including the iconic Killiecrankie Bridge. The area around the bridge is famously associated with the Battle of Killiecrankie, which took place on July 27, 1689. This was a crucial confrontation during the Jacobite rising of 1689 between the forces loyal to King James VII of Scotland (James II of England) and those supporting William of Orange.

Dalwhinnie Distillery

Located in the heart of Scotland's Highlands, is one of the highest distilleries in the country. Known for its exceptional single malt Scotch whisky, Dalwhinnie offers an engaging and informative experience for whisky enthusiasts and visitors

Highland Folk Museum

Located in Newtonmore, Scotland, is an open-air museum dedicated to preserving and showcasing the traditional life and culture of the Scottish Highlands. The museum provides a unique, immersive experience through its extensive collection of historic buildings, artifacts, and interactive exhibits.

The Rocpool Hotel

A boutique hotel located in the heart of Inverness, Scotland. Known for its elegant design and luxurious amenities, it offers a refined and comfortable stay with easy access to the city's attractions. The Rocpool Restaurant provides a fine dining experience with a focus on fresh, locally sourced ingredients. The menu features a range of Scottish and international dishes, crafted to highlight seasonal produce.

Day 3

The Bonny Prince and The Clans

Rocpool Hotel
Culloden Battlefield
Clava Cairns
Cawder Castle
Hootananny

Culloden Battlefield,

located near Inverness, Scotland, is the site of the last major battle fought on British soil. The Battle of Culloden, which took place on April 16, 1746, was a pivotal event in Scottish history, marking the end of the Jacobite Rising of 1745. The battlefield is now a historic site and museum, offering insight into this significant conflict and its impact on Scotland.

Clava Cairns

An ancient burial site located near Inverness, Scotland. It is renowned for its well-preserved cairns and standing stones, dating back to the Bronze Age. The site offers a fascinating glimpse into prehistoric Scotland and is a significant archaeological and historical landmark

Cawdor Castle

Built in the 14th century by the Thanes of Cawdor, who were an important family in the region. It was originally constructed as a defensive fortress and a residence for the noble family. The castle is famously associated with Shakespeare’s play "Macbeth." According to legend, the Thane of Cawdor, a historical figure, was the inspiration for Shakespeare's character. The castle's association with Macbeth has become a significant part of its lore.

Hootananny

Well-known for its live music, featuring a range of traditional Scottish folk music, ceilidh bands, and contemporary performances. The venue hosts regular music events, making it a vibrant hub for enjoying live entertainment.

Day 4

The Monster the Monument and the Canal

Rocpool Hotel
Loch Ness – Private Boat Tour
Ben Nevis Gondola
Glenfinnan Monument
Glencoe House

Loch Ness

This boat tour provides a unique and scenic way to explore one of Scotland’s most famous and mysterious landmarks—Loch Ness. Known for its stunning natural beauty and the legend of the Loch Ness Monster, this tour offers an immersive experience on the waters of Loch Ness, revealing breathtaking landscapes and historical insights

Ben Nevis Gondola

Offering spectacular views and easy access to the high-altitude areas of Ben Nevis, the UK's highest peak. The gondola provides a unique way to experience the stunning landscapes of the Scottish Highlands without the need for strenuous hiking.

The Glenfinnan Monument

And Viaduct Walk is a scenic trail located in the Scottish Highlands, offering stunning views of Glenfinnan and its iconic landmarks. The walk combines the historic Glenfinnan Monument, which commemorates the Jacobite uprising, and the picturesque Glenfinnan Viaduct, famously featured in the Harry Potter films.

Glencoe House Hotel

Glencoe House is a historically rich and architecturally striking property situated in one of Scotland’s most scenic valleys. Its connection to the Glencoe Massacre and its elegant Scottish Baronial design make it a noteworthy landmark. Today, Glencoe House offers a luxurious and historically immersive experience, combining its heritage with modern amenities for a unique stay in the heart of the Highlands.