5 (223)
Edinburgh
Skye & Highlands 3-Day Tour: Spanish-Guided Adventure
4320
Overview
Isle of Skye & Highlands 3days / 2nights in Spanish, offers a culturally rich and scenic exploration of Scotland's iconic landscapes. This bus tour, perfect for small groups, provides an unforgettable journey through the heart of the Highlands.
Travelers can expect to be immersed in Scotland's history and natural beauty, visiting key locations such as the Forth Bridges, Hermit Forest, and the Blair Athol Distillery. The adventure continues to Pitlochry and Inverness before reaching the legendary Loch Ness and Urquhart Castle. The tour also includes stops at Plockton, Portree, the Old Man of Storr, Kilt Rock, Quiraing, the Uig Hotel Restaurant, and the Neist Point Lighthouse. The journey concludes with visits to Eilean Donan Castle, Fort Augustus & Caledonian Canal, Glen Coe Valley, Falls of Dochart, Stirling & Wallace Monument, and The Kelpies.
This multi-day tour includes breakfast to start the day right. Please note that meals and tickets to attractions are not included, allowing travelers to customize their experience. With expert guides and carefully selected hotels, this tour ensures a comfortable and memorable exploration of the Scottish Highlands. 
Highlights
Discover Iconic Scottish Landmarks: See famous sites like Loch Ness, Eilean Donan Castle, and the Old Man of Storr.
Enjoy a Spanish-Speaking Guide: Experience the Highlands with a guide fluent in Spanish.
Comfortable Small Group Travel: Travel in a small group for a more personal and intimate tour.
Stay in Incredible Hotels: Relax in carefully selected hotels after a day of exploration.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally praise the beautiful landscapes and knowledgeable guides, while some mention long bus rides and the extra cost of meals as minor drawbacks.
Travelers loved the stunning scenery of the Scottish Highlands.
The tour guides were knowledgeable and spoke Spanish fluently.
The small group size made for a personalized and intimate experience.
The carefully selected hotels provided comfortable and relaxing accommodations.
Some travelers found the long bus rides tiring.
Not all meals and tickets included added extra expenses.
The Journey
Forth Bridges
Marvel at the Forth Bridges, a trio of engineering masterpieces spanning the Firth of Forth near Edinburgh. The iconic Forth Bridge, a UNESCO World Heritage site, stands as a symbol of Scotland's industrial prowess and Victorian-era innovation. Witness this impressive railway bridge and explore the adjacent Forth Road Bridge and Queensferry Crossing, each offering unique perspectives on this historical and architectural landmark.
Hermit Forest (The Hermitage)
Escape into the serene beauty of the Hermit Forest, also known as The Hermitage, near Dunkeld. Wander along the Braan River, breathe in the fresh Highland air, and discover the enchanting Black Linn Falls. Keep an eye out for leaping salmon during their migration. This tranquil woodland offers a peaceful retreat into nature and a chance to witness the stunning Scottish landscape.
Blair Athol Distillery
Delve into the heart of Scottish whisky culture at Blair Athol Distillery, established in 1798. Discover the art of crafting Single Malt Scotch with unparalleled character and richness. Enjoy a guided tour (available in Spanish) to learn about the history, preparation, and cultural significance of whisky in the Highlands. Conclude your visit with a tasting of exquisite whiskies, immersing yourself in the traditions of Scotland's renowned distilleries.
Pitlochry
Discover the charming Victorian town of Pitlochry, nestled in the heart of Perthshire. Stroll through its picturesque streets, admire the Victorian architecture, and take a moment to relax. Enjoy a technical stop to regain your strength and explore the local shops and cafes. Pitlochry provides a delightful glimpse into a traditional Scottish town, perfect for a refreshing break.
Inverness
Explore Inverness, the capital of the Highlands, a city steeped in history and inspiration. Wander through its streets, inspired by stories of Winterfell from Game of Thrones and the Outlander series. Visit the hill of the old castle for panoramic views along the Ness River. Explore the city's diverse culinary scene, offering a range of options to suit every taste and budget. Inverness is a vibrant hub where Highland culture and modern life meet.
Loch Ness & Urquhart Castle
Embark on a quest to uncover the mysteries of Loch Ness, home to the legendary Nessie. Explore the shores of this iconic loch, making three stops along its 37km length. Visit Urquhart Castle, one of Scotland's most beautiful castles, perched on the loch's edge. Learn about the history and anecdotes of Loch Ness, and keep a watchful eye for its elusive inhabitant. A must-see destination shrouded in myth and natural beauty.
Plockton
Experience the beauty and charm of Plockton, a quaint fishing village nestled on the shores of Carron marine lake, near the Isle of Skye. Enjoy the scenic drive and secret stops along the way to admire the magical landscapes. Plockton offers a peaceful retreat with stunning views and a glimpse into traditional Highland life. Your hotel stay includes breakfast, WiFi, television, and a private ensuite bathroom for a comfortable and relaxing experience.
Portree
Explore Portree, the vibrant capital of the Isle of Skye, known for its picturesque bay. Take in the stunning views from above and capture your own postcard-worthy photos. During the summer months, the town's population swells with tourists, creating a lively atmosphere. Shop for souvenirs, visit the local supermarket, or grab a snack. Portree offers a blend of natural beauty and bustling town life.
Old Man of Storr
Embark on a memorable trek to the Old Man of Storr, an iconic rock formation on the Isle of Skye. This two-hour hike offers incredible panoramic views and dreamlike photo opportunities. Though moderately challenging, the experience is unforgettable. Wear suitable footwear and waterproof clothing to fully enjoy the stunning landscapes. The Old Man of Storr is a highlight of any visit to Skye, offering breathtaking scenery and a sense of adventure.
Kilt Rock
Witness the dramatic beauty of Kilt Rock on the Isle of Skye. Just a short walk from the parking lot, marvel at the cascading waterfall plunging more than 30 meters directly into the sea, framed by basaltic rock cliffs in the shape of pillars. Named by the Vikings inspired by the pillars, Staffin is a sight to behold. The majestic cliffs and stunning coastal views make Kilt Rock a must-see natural wonder on Skye.
Quiraing
Discover the otherworldly landscapes of Quiraing on the Isle of Skye, a haven for photographers and nature enthusiasts. Hike through its dramatic rock formations and enjoy the spectacular views. Although the trek is classified as easy, suitable footwear and waterproof clothing are recommended. While weather conditions may affect the planning, the Quiraing offers a captivating experience in one of Skye's most scenic locations.
Uig Hotel Restaurant
Relax and rejuvenate at Uig Hotel Restaurant on the Isle of Skye. Enjoy amazing views while indulging in the local cuisine. This is a delightful technical stop where you can choose from a diverse menu to suit all tastes and budgets. Take a seat, unwind, and savor the flavors of the island in this charming setting.
Neist Point Lighthouse
Journey to the westernmost point of the Isle of Skye to discover the magical Neist Point Lighthouse. Enjoy the scenic drive, where the landscape transforms with each turn, revealing stunning valleys and unique Skye houses. A short, easy path leads along the cliffs to the lighthouse, active since 1909. Capture the iconic photos that grace magazines and postcards, and let our guides show you the best of this unforgettable location.
Eilean Donan Castle
Visit Eilean Donan Castle, one of Scotland's most iconic and photographed castles, located just 15 minutes from Plockton. Admire its stunning setting and learn about its rich history. Featured in films like The Immortals, The Trap, and James Bond, this castle offers a glimpse into Scotland's past. Capture the perfect photo and explore the castle's interior to fully appreciate its beauty and significance.
Fort Augustus & Caledonian Canal
Stop at Fort Augustus, located on the southern edge of Loch Ness, to witness the impressive Caledonian Canal sluice system. Designed by Scottish engineer Thomas Telford in 1822, this engineering marvel showcases the ingenuity of the Great Glen. Observe the locks in action and learn about their 200-year-old operation. The Caledonian Canal offers a fascinating insight into Scotland's engineering heritage.
Glen Coe Valley
Immerse yourself in the dramatic history and majestic beauty of Glen Coe Valley. This deep valley whispers tales of a gray and mysterious past, including the tragic story of the MacDonald clan. Capture the stunning scenery with your camera and listen to the guide's explanation of the historical events that unfolded here. Glen Coe is a powerful and evocative landscape that tells a story of rebellion and tragedy.
Falls of Dochart
Enjoy a delightful meal at the Falls of Dochart restaurant, located amidst a stunning setting in Killin. Watch as the Dochart River rushes beneath a narrow stone bridge built in 1760. This scenic stop offers a chance to savor local cuisine in a picturesque environment. Relax, indulge, and appreciate the natural beauty of the Falls of Dochart.
Stirling & Wallace Monument
Explore Stirling, a city steeped in Scottish history and known as the Gate to the Highlands. Visit the imposing Wallace Monument, dedicated to the national hero William Wallace, and admire the views of Stirling Castle. Learn about the Battle of Stirling Bridge and Wallace's strategic victory in 1297. Stirling offers a captivating blend of history, culture, and panoramic vistas.
The Kelpies
Conclude your journey with a visit to The Kelpies, colossal horse-head sculptures that have quickly become one of Scotland's most popular attractions. Built just a few years ago, these monuments celebrate Scotland's horse-powered heritage and the importance of canals in the country's industrial past. Learn about their meaning and marvel at their impressive scale before concluding your wonderful journey through the Highlands.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes breakfast. Meals and attraction tickets are not included. Please arrange for transportation to the meeting point. Further details regarding pickup/dropoff/meetup will be provided upon booking.
Hot Tip
Reviewers suggest packing snacks and drinks for the bus rides. They also recommend booking accommodations in advance to get the best rates.
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