Cairngorms & Balmoral: Royal Deeside Private Tour
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Overview
Cairngorm National Park and Balmoral Castle offer an exclusive tour of Scotland's Royal Deeside. This private, full-day bus tour takes up to seven people to explore the stunning Cairngorm National Park and Balmoral Castle, the Royal Family's summer home. An experienced driver-guide will transport guests in an air-conditioned vehicle.
Guests will start their journey at the Rob Roy MacGregor Statue, which overlooks Culter Burn. Then, they'll visit Balmoral Castle, where they can explore its stunning grounds. Other key stops include the Dinnie Stones, famous for their challenge to strongmen. The tour is designed to be flexible, allowing guests to tailor the adventure to their interests.
Included in the experience is private transportation, bottled water, and a back-to-boat guarantee. Coffee, tea, gratuities, and admission fees are not included. This cultural tour ensures a memorable exploration of Scotland's royal and natural heritage. Full-day Tours,Bus Tours,Top Product,Ports of Call Tours,Shore Excursions,Port Pickup,Day Trips,Additional fees,Cultural Tours,Private Sightseeing Tours




Highlights
Explore Balmoral Castle: See the Royal Family's summer home and wander its beautiful grounds.
Visit the Rob Roy MacGregor Statue: Start your adventure at this iconic statue.
Enjoy Private Transportation: Travel comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle.
Discover the Dinnie Stones: See these famous stones, a challenge for strongmen.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally enjoyed this tour because of the beautiful scenery and the helpfulness of the driver. Some felt that the tour was too rushed and that the admission fees were too high.

Customers really liked seeing the Scottish Highlands.
Many visitors loved how friendly and helpful the driver was.
Some people said the tour was a great way to see many sights in one day.
Several reviewers enjoyed the flexibility of the tour.
Some customers thought that the admission fees were too high.
A few visitors felt that the time at each stop was too short.
The Journey
Rob Roy MacGregor Statue
Begin your Scottish adventure at the Rob Roy MacGregor Statue, a tribute to the legendary outlaw and folk hero. More than just a photo stop, it's a chance to connect with Scotland's rebellious spirit and learn about the captivating tales of Rob Roy, a Jacobite figure who roamed the Highlands. Discover the historical context behind his enduring legend and capture a moment with this iconic symbol of Scottish defiance.
Dinnie Stones
Test your strength and pay homage to Scottish sporting history at the Dinnie Stones, located near the River Dee. These two stones, weighing a combined 332.49kg (733 lbs), are a legendary feat of strength. Attempt to lift these stones, following in the footsteps of Donald Dinnie, the 19th-century Scottish strongman who first made them famous, and become part of a living legend. Even if you don't lift them, marvel at the history and the sheer physical prowess they represent.
Balmoral Castle
Experience the royal allure of Balmoral Castle, the Scottish holiday home of the British Royal Family. Wander through the meticulously maintained grounds and gardens of this private estate, soaking in the tranquility of the King's Highland retreat. Explore the grand ballroom and imagine the royal gatherings that have taken place within its walls. Conclude your visit with a delightful lunch at the Balmoral café or a charming nearby Highland village, savoring local flavors amidst breathtaking scenery.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes private transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle and bottled water for your comfort. It excludes coffee and tea, gratuities, and admission fees to attractions. Pickup and drop-off locations are flexible to accommodate your needs, ensuring a convenient experience.
Hot Tip
Some past visitors recommend bringing extra money for entry fees and souvenirs. They also say to wear comfortable shoes, because there will be some walking.