From Glasgow, 2-Day Loch Ness, Inverness and Highlands Tour

Discover the historical landmarks and breathtaking natural beauty of the Scottish Highlands during a two-day guided tour. Enjoy exploring the region's rich history through visits to iconic sites such as the Monymusk Abbey and Urquhart Castle. Immerse yourself in the scenic splendor of the area by taking a walk along the banks of Loch Ness, where the legendary Loch Ness Monster has been observed from numerous vantage points. End your journey with an awe-inspiring experience at the picturesque Glenfinnan Monument, built into the backdrop of picturesque scenery.

A two-day sightseeing tour of Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands offers comfort and luxury in the form of bed and breakfast accommodations. Your knowledgeable guide will lead you through a series of breathtakingly scenic locations, including the imposing peak of Ben Nevis, the heart-stopping site of the Glencoe Massacre, the magnificent Glenfinnan Viaduct, and the picturesque Glen Coe Valley.

On Day 1, commence your adventure in Glasgow, then proceed to the charming village of Luss along the shores of Loch Lomond. Explore the area’s flora-rich landscapes and engage in leisurely activities like strolling along the shore, browsing local boutiques, and sampling regional delicacies.

Next, venture deeper into the Highlands, visiting Glen Coe, a valley renowned for its natural beauty and dramatic history. Your guide will recount tales of the Glencoe Massacre, providing an immersive understanding of this pivotal event in Scottish history.

Continuing eastward, you'll reach the Great Glen, a mesmerizing valley stretching over 62 miles between Inverness and Fort William. Marvel at the panoramic views from Fort William, the second-largest city in the Highlands, perched atop the mighty Ben Nevis.

Afterward, travel towards Glenfinnan, immortalized in "Harry Potter" lore. This picturesque village boasts the Glenfinnan Viaduct, an architectural marvel built during the Jacobite era. Additionally, don’t miss the impressive Glenfinnan Monument, situated amidst the rugged Highland landscape.

For lunch, your chauffeur-guided vehicle will choose the optimal destination based on the group's preferences, weather conditions, and upcoming events. Following lunch, traverse the winding roads to explore Glen Coe and witness the Jacobite Steam Train passing through the viaduct.

As the day winds down, embark upon a cruise aboard the Loch Ness Monster Hunt boat from Urquhart Castle. Capture the elusive face of Nessie, the legendary sea serpent, or opt for a serene shoreline expedition to search for evidence of the creature's presence.

The next morning, descend to Loch Ness, the largest freshwater lake in the United Kingdom, offering a prime opportunity to observe the elusive Loch Ness Monster. Embark on a guided boat tour from Urquhart Castle or set out on foot from the shore.

Proceed to Inverness, the capital of the Highlands, where you’ll visit Culloden, the final stronghold of the Jacobites. Here, pay homage to the brave soldiers who fought valiantly against British forces during the Battle of Culloden. Reflect on the significance of this historic site while exploring the surrounding grounds and cemetery.

Following your exploration of Culloden, continue to the Cairngorms National Park, Scotland's largest conservation area. Witness the awe-inspiring mountain ranges and admire the five UK's highest peaks nestled within these expansive borders. Upon reaching Edinburgh, return to the bustling metropolis via the scenic route, admiring the region's diverse landscapes along the way.

Throughout the trip, you may be provided with complimentary train tickets for your return journey to Glasgow.