Kilmartin Glen's Standing Stones & Stone Circles Tour
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Overview
Standing Stones and Stone Circles of Kilmartin Glen is a day tour that takes you into Scotland's past! Explore one of Scotland's oldest and most interesting places. This area has standing stones, stone circles, rock art, and Dunadd Fort, an old hill fort. See how people lived here 5,000 years ago.
You'll visit places like Loch Lomond (for a quick stop), Dunadd Fort, Kilmartin Glen, Kilmartin Museum, Inveraray, and a Prehistoric Rock Art Site. You'll learn about the history of these places from a guide. The tour includes riding in an air-conditioned vehicle with your driver-guide. It does not include food, drinks, or entrance to Kilmartin Museum (£16.00 per adult, £14.00 per senior/student, £6.60 per child).
This bus tour is a full-day trip into the historical landscape of Scotland. It is a great way to see many important sites in one day. Your guide will tell you stories about the people who lived here long ago. This tour is perfect for people who love history and want to see Scotland's beautiful countryside.
Highlights
Explore Ancient History: See standing stones, stone circles, and rock art that are thousands of years old.
Visit Dunadd Fort: Discover where Scottish kings and queens were once crowned.
Ride in Comfort: Travel in an air-conditioned mini-coach.
Learn from a Guide: Hear stories and facts about Scotland's past from your driver-guide.
Sentiment Analysis
People generally love this tour for its history and beautiful views, but some wish for more time at each stop.

Customers really liked seeing all the historical sites.
Many enjoyed the guide's stories and knowledge.
Several reviewers appreciated the comfortable bus.
Visitors highlighted the stunning views
Some felt the time at certain stops was too short.
A few people thought the museum entrance fee was too expensive.
The Journey
Loch Lomond
Breathe in the beauty of Loch Lomond, one of Scotland's most iconic lochs. Nestled amidst rolling hills and majestic mountains, Loch Lomond offers stunning panoramic views. Take a moment to absorb the tranquility and capture the picturesque scenery, an essential experience in the Scottish Highlands.
Viewpoint Stop
Pause at a carefully selected viewpoint to capture the breathtaking landscapes that define the Scottish Highlands. This brief stop allows for picture-perfect memories of the stunning vistas, ensuring you don't miss the opportunity to photograph the raw beauty of Scotland.
Dunadd Fort
Step back in time at Dunadd, an ancient hill fort steeped in history. Explore the former capital of Dalriada, a Gaelic kingdom that shaped early Scotland. Wander through the remnants of this Iron Age stronghold, imagining the lives of kings and warriors who once stood on this very spot, and soak in the panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
Kilmartin Glen
Delve into the mysteries of Kilmartin Glen, a landscape dotted with over 800 ancient monuments within a six-mile radius. Explore the Kilmartin Museum, home to prehistoric artifacts, including tools used to create ancient rock art. Wander among the Nether Largie standing stones and the evocative Temple Wood stone circle, dating back to 3000 BC. Uncover layers of history in this special place where every stone tells a story of early Scotland. Visit Kilmartin Parish Church to view early Christian and medieval grave slabs, adding another layer to the rich historical tapestry of the Glen.
Kilmartin Museum
Immerse yourself in the captivating history of Kilmartin Glen at the Kilmartin Museum. Discover a vast collection of ancient artifacts, including prehistoric tools and intricate examples of early rock art. Gain a deeper understanding of the people who shaped this landscape and the mysteries they left behind. The Museum acts as a gateway to understanding the surrounding Kilmartin Glen and its importance to Scotland's ancient past. Entry fee is optional.
Inveraray
Enjoy a relaxing break in Inveraray, a charming traditional county town on the shores of Loch Fyne. Admire the town's Georgian architecture, including the iconic Inveraray Castle (exterior view). Indulge in evening refreshments and soak in the peaceful atmosphere of this picturesque Scottish gem.
Prehistoric Rock Art Site
Witness the remarkable prehistoric rock art carvings, a testament to the ingenuity and artistry of ancient peoples. Explore this massive rock outcrop adorned with spirals, cup marks, and intricate ring patterns, some stretching over a meter in diameter. Capture the unique beauty and historical significance of this ancient site through photographs and contemplation.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes the services of a driver-guide and transportation by mini-coach with air conditioning. It does not include meals, refreshments, or entrance to Kilmartin Museum (£16.00 per adult, £14.00 per senior/student, £6.60 per child). Please note that this tour does not include pickup/dropoff and it has a meetup location
Hot Tip
Some people suggest bringing your own snacks and drinks to save money. Also, wear comfortable shoes for walking around the historical sites.