Must-See Spots

In search of unforgettable Scottish Highlands tours? Explore carefully selected destinations, breath-taking routes, and hidden treasures that make the Highlands a travel experience of the highest class. Organizing a Highlands day tour from Inverness, or a scenic Highlands drive in Glencoe, our handpicked list of top spots will allow you to get the most out of your trip.

With its historic castles, stunning lochs, quaint villages, and dramatic mountains, this guide is your entry point to experience Highland Scotland as a local. Suitable for families, solo travellers, and organised group tours, they are great for photography, hillwalking, and experiencing Scotland's rich heritage.

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Cawdor Castle

Discover the enchanting Cawdor Castle with our exclusive tour. Wander through historic rooms, enjoy picturesque gardens, and delve into Shakespearean legends. Relax in the café and find unique souvenirs in the gift shop.

a large building surrounded by lots of trees and flowers
a large building surrounded by lots of trees and flowers
Leakey's Bookshop

A must-see Leakey's Bookshop. Nestled in a converted church, this iconic bookshop offers a unique atmosphere filled with countless rare and second-hand books. Browse the extensive collection, marvel at the stunning architecture, and enjoy a cosy moment by the wood-burning stove.

piled books on brown wooden shelf
piled books on brown wooden shelf
Culloden Battlefield

Step into a pivotal moment in Scottish history. Walk the grounds where the 1746 battle took place, visit the informative visitor center, and pay respects at the memorial cairn.

an old stone house with a thatched roof
an old stone house with a thatched roof
Clava Cairns

Explore one of Scotland's most fascinating prehistoric sites. Wander among the ancient stone circles and burial cairns, dating back over 4,000 years. Our knowledgeable guides will share the rich history and intriguing stories behind this Bronze Age site.

an aerial view of a wooded area with trees
an aerial view of a wooded area with trees
Fort George

A marvel of military engineering. Built in the 18th century after the Battle of Culloden, this formidable fortress offers breathtaking views over the Moray Firth. Explore the barracks, artillery defenses, and the fascinating regimental museum.

a grassy area next to a body of water under a cloudy sky
a grassy area next to a body of water under a cloudy sky
Urquhart Castle

Explore one of Scotland's most iconic medieval ruins. Perched on the shores of Loch Ness, this historic fortress offers stunning views and a glimpse into centuries of turbulent history. Wander through the remains, visit the visitor center, and learn about the castle’s dramatic past.

a castle on a small island in the middle of a lake
a castle on a small island in the middle of a lake