The West Highland Way fulfilled every one of my dreams about seeing the Scottish Highlands. It was wonderful that all the accommodations and luggage transfer were reserved for me ahead of time and all I had to do was just walk up! Everywhere I stayed was run/owned by such nice people and I never had a bad meal!
Enjoyed the trip 100%. People services were well organized and thoughtful. The scenery was gorgeous. Only one criticism was lack of a outdoor toilets which may have lessened the disturbing litter of toilet paper occasionally spotted.
Great walk with changing country. Really clear signposting. The high point was fort Augustus to invermoriston on the high route even with the steep down.
Experience some of Scotland’s most iconic walks, like the West Highland Way and the Great Glen Way, and take on Ben Nevis – the highest peak in Scotland and the entire United Kingdom – with two experts by your side. Fort William, located on the shores of Loch Linnhe, is famous for being the gateway to Ben Nevis and will be your home away from home on this trip. Trek through an ever-changing landscape, rich in Scottish culture and dramatic scenery and after each active day, unwind in a charming Scottish town with atmospheric pubs to celebrate!
The Lewis & Harris Walking Adventure offers rugged mountain walks leading down to the most beautiful and unspoilt beaches you will find anywhere in the world, stunning cliff-side paths and fascinating archaeological and historic sites. We incorporate exciting walks, history and culture, and offer an inspiring insight into the local industry and the island people.
The Outer Hebrides, also known as the Western Isles are a group of wonderfully diverse Scottish islands in the most north-westerly part of the UK.
This exciting 8-day Lewis & Harris Walking Adventure also includes a walk-in amongst the otherworldly landscape of the Quiraing on the Isle of Skye on our last day, culminating with an overnight stay in the picturesque coastal village of Plockton back on the mainland.
This wonderfully diverse 5 island hopping whisky and walking tour incorporating the island of Arran and the islands of the Inner Hebrides, offers a taste of Scotland in every way you can imagine! Walking overdramatic mountains and through lush valleys, relaxing ferry journeys with superb views, and some of the best Malt whisky Distillery tours Scotland has to offer.
We begin the adventure with 2 nights on Arran where we ascend majestic Goatfell mountain and visit the mystical Machrie Moor standing stones and enjoy a tour of Arran’s highly regarded whisky distillery.
Then we are off to Islay for 3 nights – the southernmost of the Inner Hebrides, known for its numerous whisky distilleries producing the island’s characteristically peaty malts. We have several tastings and at least one distillery tour during our time here as well as some beautiful walks including stunning coastlines and snippets of the island’s history.
From here we take a short ferry journey over to the isle of Jura for a magnificent mountain ascent as well as a visit to Jura distillery.
Our next island is Mull where we are based for 4 nights giving us plenty of time to explore this magical isle including a mountain walk on Scotland’s most westerly ‘Munro’ (listed mountain over 3000 feet) and a day visit to the small fascinating island of Ulva where we do a delightful circular walk on this lesser know community-owned and run island.
We also have time to visit beautiful rugged coastlines and of course, incorporate a tasting tour at Tobermory distillery.
Experience the wild heart of the Highlands on the "Cuileig & Gleann Mòr Circuit". This circular walk takes you through remote glens and alongside rushing streams, offering solitude and striking vistas. The tour’s highlight: a route that immerses you in unspoiled nature, perfect for walkers seeking peace and a deeper connection with Scotland’s rugged terrain.
Begin your Highland adventure with a walk up Beinn Enaiglair, famously known as the Gateway to the West. This route offers a gentle ascent and sweeping views across the surrounding countryside, making it an excellent choice for those new to the region or seeking a scenic introduction. The standout feature: a vantage point that sets the stage for further exploration, ideal for walkers eager to experience the west Highlands’ beauty.
Discover the dramatic allure of Loch Toll an Lochain, a hidden corrie nestled in the heart of the Scottish Highlands. This walking tour leads hikers to a pristine mountain lake surrounded by towering cliffs—an idyllic setting that’s often described as a must-see for outdoor enthusiasts. The standout feature: the untouched, otherworldly ambience of a corrie that feels worlds away from civilization, perfect for those who crave solitude and natural beauty.
Set off on an adventurous walk across the Scoraig Peninsula, complete with a scenic boat journey to this remote Highland outpost. This unique tour blends the excitement of a boat ride with the tranquility of a peninsula hike, offering sweeping views of the sea and rugged hills. The trip’s unique selling point is its sense of remoteness and the opportunity to explore a seldom-visited corner of Scotland, making it a true escape for intrepid travelers.
Unearth the mysteries of Scotland’s ancient caves on the "Bone Caves To Traligill Caves And Inchnadampf" tour. This adventure explores a series of historic caverns, renowned for their archaeological finds and geological wonders. Journey through rugged valleys and limestone cliffs as you trace the footsteps of early inhabitants and encounter breathtaking natural formations. The standout feature: a fascinating blend of spelunking and scenic trekking, making it a must for those intrigued by history and the natural world.
Experience the haunting beauty of Assynt on the "Braebag And The Bones Caves" tour, where geology and history converge. Trek across open moorland to the enigmatic Bone Caves, famed for their archaeological treasures, and summit Braebag for panoramic vistas of the surrounding wilderness. The tour’s unique allure lies in its combination of cultural intrigue and scenic splendor, perfect for those who love both adventure and discovery.
Stand in awe before Scotland’s highest waterfall, plunging an astonishing 658 feet (200 meters), on this exhilarating walking tour. The journey to the falls leads you through rugged terrain and lush landscapes, culminating in a dramatic natural spectacle. The tour’s unique selling point: access to one of the UK’s most impressive waterfalls, perfect for adventurers and photographers seeking a truly memorable sight.