Breathtaking Day Tours in Fort William

The Isle of Skye is a masterpiece of nature, shaped by wind, time, and legend. This full-day adventure from Fort William takes you through jagged peaks, coastal cliffs, and colourful harbours — a day filled with scenery, folklore, and discovery.

• Eilean Donan Castle – Scotland’s most photographed castle, dating back to 1220.
• Old Bridge of Sligachan – Dip your face in the river waters for eternal beauty, as legend says.
• Portree Harbour – Enjoy lunch surrounded by pastel houses and Highland charm.
• Highland Cows – Meet Scotland’s beloved “hairy coos” and capture memorable photos.
• Old Man of Storr – See the dramatic rock pinnacles that dominate Skye’s skyline.
• Kilt Rock – Marvel at 90-metre-high cliffs resembling the pleats of a tartan kilt.
• The Quiraing – Walk among surreal landscapes of shifting cliffs and panoramic views.

No visit to Scotland is complete without exploring Loch Ness, home to mystery, history, and the legendary monster beneath its deep waters. This tour captures the very best of the Great Glen and northern Highlands, from castle ruins to cultural landmarks.

• Commando Memorial, Spean Bridge – Visit this iconic hilltop memorial honouring the WWII Commandos, with breathtaking panoramic views across Ben Nevis and the Great Glen.
• Caledonian Canal, Fort Augustus – Watch boats navigate the famous lock staircase connecting the canal and the loch.
• Invermoriston Bridge & Falls – Built in 1813, a peaceful photo spot with a chance to see salmon leaping.
• Urquhart Castle – Explore the medieval stronghold that once belonged to Robert the Bruce.
• Inverness – Stop for lunch in the cultural capital of the Highlands.
• Culloden Battlefield – Visit the poignant site of the 1745 Jacobite uprising’s final battle.
• Dores Beach – End the day with views stretching the full length of Loch Ness.

For whisky lovers, our Speyside Whisky Tour is a journey through Scotland’s liquid gold. Home to over half of the country’s malt distilleries, Speyside is where tradition and flavour meet amidst mountain backdrops and charming Highland villages.

• Laggan Dam – An impressive curved dam with granite foundations and striking views.
• Cairngorms National Park – Scenic drives through forests, rivers, and mountain landscapes.
• Cardhu Distillery – Founded by whisky smugglers in 1824, a cornerstone of Johnnie Walker blends.
• Macallan Distillery – The “Rolls Royce of Malts”, one of Scotland’s most famous whisky names.
• Lunch in Dufftown – Enjoy a meal in the ‘malt whisky capital of the world’.
• Glenfiddich Distillery – Visit Scotland’s largest and best-known single malt producer.
• Oban Distillery – Stop at this renowned coastal distillery, uniquely positioned between the Highlands and the islands, offering a fascinating contrast in style and setting

Experience the Three Glens Tour, a breathtaking circuit through Glenfinnan, Glen Nevis, and Glencoe. This route is rich in history, wildlife, and iconic Highland landmarks, offering one of the most scenic drives in all of Scotland.

• Glenfinnan Monument – A tribute to Jacobite heroes framed by stunning loch views.
• Glenfinnan Viaduct – Watch the famous steam train cross the bridge made famous by Harry Potter.
• Ben Nevis – Take in the majesty of the UK’s highest mountain.
• Glen Nevis Lower Falls – See cascading waters set against lush green slopes.
• Highland Cows – A favourite for visitors, always ready for a photo.
• Lunch in Fort William – Choose from local favourites on the bustling high street.
• Glencoe Valley – Walk through ancient battle sites surrounded by towering peaks.
• Kings House Hotel – Meet the wild stags that roam the grounds and enjoy coffee with a view.
• Glencoe Visitor Centre – Learn about the region’s history, geology, and culture.

Journey through the Highlands’ west coast on our Oban, Argyll and Glencoe Tour. From medieval castles to seaside towns, this trip blends coastal charm with dramatic landscapes and Highland heritage.

• Castle Stalker – A storybook fortress set on a small tidal island.
• Dunstaffnage Castle – One of Scotland’s oldest stone strongholds, steeped in legend.
• McCaig’s Tower – Enjoy panoramic views over Oban and the nearby islands.
• Lunch in Oban – Sample world-class seafood in the “Seafood Capital of Scotland”.
• Glencoe Valley – Finish the day surrounded by the awe-inspiring peaks of Glencoe.