From Edinburgh: 4-Day Isle of Skye & Glenfinnan Tour

Day 1: Edinburgh to Fort Augustus

1. Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park
   40m
   Loch Lomond is a breath-taking region, renowned for its peaceful lochs, undulating hills, and lush woodlands. This serene landscape offers the perfect combination of natural beauty and tranquillity, making it a must-see destination
2. Glencoe
   Pass by
   Explore the dramatic scenery in one of the most awe-inspiring parts of the Scottish Highlands.
3. Fort Augustus
   15h
   Nestled on the southern shores of Loch Ness, Fort Augustus offers the perfect setting to enjoy stunning views and plenty of opportunities to try and spot the elusive Loch Ness Monster, Nessie

Day 2: Explore Loch Ness and journey to the Isle of Skye

1. Fort Augustus
   1h
   We’ll spend the morning in Fort Augustus, where you can decide to join an optional cruise of Loch Ness if you’d like to explore further*. Or just enjoy your time in this pretty village.
   *Extra cost, cruise not included
2. Eilean Donan Castle
   20m · Admission ticket not included
   one of Scotland's most beautiful, and iconic, castles, with an incredible setting on Loch Duich, beneath the mountains of Kintail.
3. Isle of Skye
   15h
   You'll cross the iconic bridge to Skye, which will be the overnight base for the next two nights on Skye

Day 3: Explore Skye

1. Portree
   1h
   Visit the attractive village of Portree, the largest village on the Island and a lovely place to explore
2. The Old Man of Storr
   30m
   Visit the Trotternish Peninsula, and see one of the islands most famous sights, the spectacular rock formation of the Old Man of Storr.
3. Kilt Rock
   30m
   Have a stop at the spectacular cliffs of Kilt Rock, so named as the columns of rock resemble the pleats in a Kilt.
4. 30m
   As you arrive at the Sligachan Old Bridge, a charming 19th-century packhorse bridge, you'll be rewarded with one of the most iconic views on the Isle of Skye — the dramatic peaks of the Black Cuillin mountains reflected in the crystal-clear waters below.

Day 4: Skye to Edinburgh

1. Mallaig
   1h
   This morning we will depart Skye, heading south to join a ferry from Armadale to Mallaig. A beautiful fishing village located on the West Coast of the Scottish mainland, which will be our lunch stop for the day.
2. Mallaig
   2h
   You will enjoy a 1-way journey on the Jacobite Steam Train or Hogwarts Express made famous by the Harry Potter films. As you pass through the breath-taking Scottish Highlands, the views of lochs, mountains, and the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct are truly unforgettable.
3. Pitlochry
   1h
   Explore the pretty village that is often thought of as the gateway to the Highlands before returning to Edinburgh

• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• If you are travelling alone, please choose the ‘Single Room’ option or we may not be able to accept your booking
• Double/twin room: these rooms are for 2 people. If 3 people choose this option, you will be allocated a family room for 3, subject to availability. If you prefer 2 rooms, you must choose ‘Single Room’ for one person
• Children under 3 years not accepted. Proof of ID for children may be required at check in.
• Luggage Restrictions: Maximum weight: 15kg. Maximum size: 55cm x 40cm x 20cm per person plus small carry on
• The Jacobite Steam Train journey is subject to operation by West Coast Railways.
• The Jacobite Steam Train operates seasonally from April to October.