A calm loch, lake surrounded by green hills with misty clouds overhead and a small sailboat anchored in the water.
A calm loch, lake surrounded by green hills with misty clouds overhead and a small sailboat anchored in the water.
Thistle plants with purple flowers in a mountain landscape with hills and clouds in the background.
Thistle plants with purple flowers in a mountain landscape with hills and clouds in the background.

The Heart of Highland Perthshire

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Discover the beauty, history and hidden corners of Highland Perthshire on an unforgettable private journey through some of Scotland's most spectacular landscapes. This is more than simply a scenic drive. It is an opportunity to discover the landscapes, history and character of Highland Perthshire at a relaxed pace.

Itinerary (approx 6 hour Tour):

  • Pick up - from Hotel/preferred location

  • Highland Cows - Scotland’s most iconic residents, these gentle giants are a firm favourite with visitors around the world. Get up close to one of Scotland’s most recognisable breeds. A Great start to a Highland Tour.

  • Rumbling Bridge, Trochry - take a short break at the Historic Rumbling bridge spanning the dramatic River Braan Gorge - A Royal Highland photo stop.

  • Glen Quaich - Perthshire’s most captivating highland scenery, this secluded Glen offers breath taking mountain views, tranquil Lochs and the perfect setting to pause, take in landscape and capture photographs. A private Highland experience. A moment to remember.

  • Kenmore - where the river Tay meets the magnificent Loch Tay. With it’s historic stone bridge and spectacular Highland surroundings. A taste of Highland life, beside one of Scotland’s great Lochs.

  • Tummel Bridge - The bridge crosses the River Tummel and provides a lovely vantage point to appreciate the rushing water and beautiful Highland Scenery. It was designed to improve access through the Scottish Highlands following the Jacobite Uprising, a lovely photo opportunity.

  • Queen’s View - One of Scotland’s most iconic scenic viewpoints, with Schiehallion rising proudly in the distance, steeped in Scottish history and legend. Queen’s View is said to have been named after Queen Victoria who visited in 1866, the perfect place to take photo’s and soak up the spectacular highland scenery

  • Soldier’s Leap, Killiecrankie - A dramatic spot steeped in Scottish history & Legend. Today, visitors can admire the breathtaking gorge, powerful river and beautiful surrounding woodland.

Have somewhere else in mind, with a Bespoke tour, you choose the places, experiences and pace - we create the journey.