Glasgow Cultural, religious and historic sites Trips

The scenery was amazing and the cultural insights by our tour guide was very interesting! The food was excellent and the accommodations were great especially the one Loch Melford with the ‘hairy coos’ right out of our private back porch facing the loch! My favorite experience was the sheep farm and demonstration! It was fascinating and the family was so lovely and welcoming!

Our tour guide Laura was absolutely the best. She was very informative and made everyone feel comfortable. She was definable on top of everything. Collette was also excellent from start to finish. The Military Tattoo was awesome! Highly recommend this tour. We definitely liked the smaller group of 22 people.

I arrived at the hotel early as I was coming from another tour, our guide was in the hotel and greeted me , let me know the room was not quite ready, which did not surprise me. Our guide was outgoing, efficient and a lot of fun. I would have liked to spend a little more time in a few of the stops, however, I know this is not what this type of tour is about. The tour ran smoothly, accommodations were fine, a few were unique, food was good. Loved the Scottish treats we were given to sample. The tattoo was for me among May highlights, I have wanted to attend for years. The tour fulfilled many of my wishes and expectations. With the Delta flight delayed, our guide did a fantastic job getting us to the airport.

The Military Tatoo was the most memorable and then visiting St. Andrew’s golf course and college/town. Also our tour guide Amber Morris was the best tour guide I have ever had.

This tour was full of experiences that I don’t think I would’ve been able to find on my own. Our Tour Manager, Amber, was so competent, caring and fun! My favorite experience was visiting Iona Island and the meditative peace I was able to find there—closely followed by an amazing day at The Highland Games with the sounds of bagpipes everywhere.

There were so many memorable moments on this tour from Glasgow through the Highlands to the North Sea to Edinburgh, but the visit to the sheep farm was educational and the Isle of Mull and Iona were beautiful. The Scottish people are so friendly as one told us that everyone has Scottish ancestors if you are from North America or Europe, so all are welcomed. The only nervous moments were passing trucks on the roads in the Highlands, talk about a tight squeeze, but our bus driver was amazing and our tour guide, Andy Parker, was excellent! Try this trip if you are thinking of doing a small group tour - 24 people.