Inverness and Loch Ness Itinerary
Below is a typical itineray starting from Edinburgh, hwever it just as easily be from Glasgow or any where else for that matter. The example is also for 3 days but could be for less or more. We carefully craft our tours to suit your particular group, to ensure the best posible outcome for you.
Day 1 (example from Edinburgh)
Heading out from Edinburgh across the Iconic new Forth Crossing passing by the city of Perth to our first stop at the ancient town of Pitlochry. There are a number of attractions here but a popular choice is to go to Blair Athol Distlillery one of the most ancient Whisky distilleries in Scotland. This is followed by a visit to Killiecrankie Gorge and then Loch Tummel view point. After all, a bit of fresh air after a dram or two at the distillery is likely welcomed.
Further North and we enter the Cairngorm National park where we head to the mountains for some more spendid views followed by lunch. We then visit the Highland Folk Museum which has around 35 historical buildings dating from the 1700's through to the early 1900's. This fascinating Museum is a must see destination for anybody that is interested in how our ancesters lived and for the most part thrived in this part of the world.
We will arrive in Inverness in the late afternoon but before finding our lovely accommodation for the night we will make a quick visit to the marvellous building of Inverness Cathedral. Then at your accommodation you will be given a pack with directions to your nearby booked restaurant as well as a number of places to vostt in the evening for entertainment such as live music venues.
Day 2
Today you will discover the magic of the Scottish Highlands on this unforgettable day's tour from Inverness. We begin the adventure by scanning the waters of Loch Ness, searching for any sign of the legendary Loch Ness Monster. Then near the day's end, prepare to be awestruck by the towering mountains and cascading waterfalls of Glencoe, a natural wonder that has inspired artists and adventurers for centuries. In between you will have a fantastic adventure of views and discovery.
Whether you're a nature enthusiast, a history buff, or simply seeking an unforgettable experience, the Fyne Tours trip from Inverness is the perfect way to immerse yourself in the enchanting landscapes and rich cultural heritage of this captivating region. Embarking on a journey that will leave you spellbound and eager to return to the Highlands.
Our trip will include stops at Urquhart Castle on Loch Ness, Fort Augustus Lock system, Aonoch Mor Mountain Resort for a gondala ride to our lunch stop, followed by a circular route around Loch Leven to eventually arrive at Glencoe.
Day 3
The morning of this last day involves a visit to the Glencoe Visitor Centre, followed by a few perfect scenic stops which includes the Glencoe Mountain Resort, with stunning views of Rannoch Moor and the iconic Buachaille Etive Mòr mountain which dominates the upper reaches of the Glencoe system.
We then go east to the village of Tyndrum for lunch and on the way there are stops to see the views an hear about the history of the Military Road network which appeared in the Highlands to help suppress the Jacobite rebellions. After lunch the road takes us futher east to Callender and finally back to you starting point