moderate
2–3 days
Participants should have average fitness to comfortably engage in walking and light hiking
Journey from Glasgow through Loch Lomond to the Isle of Islay, indulging in world-renowned whisky tastings and uncovering ancient Scottish history. This trip combines scenic beauty with cultural depth, perfect for adventure lovers and history enthusiasts alike.
Price Includes Booking Fee • Private Tour • Visit the Queen of the Hebrides!
Embark on a breathtaking journey through Loch Lomond and the Trossachs, Scotland's first national park, before ferrying to the enchanting Isle of Islay. Discover ten prestigious whisky distilleries, indulge in their famed spirits, and explore Kilmartin Glen, where ancient monuments reveal the rich history of Scotland’s early kings and warriors.
Embark on a breathtaking journey through Loch Lomond and the Trossachs, Scotland's first national park, before ferrying to the enchanting Isle of Islay. Discover ten prestigious whisky distilleries, indulge in their famed spirits, and explore Kilmartin Glen, where ancient monuments reveal the rich history of Scotland’s early kings and warriors.
Many distilleries require reservations for tastings and tours, so plan ahead to avoid missing out.
Weather can change rapidly along the coast and in the Highlands, so be prepared for rain and wind.
Photograph the rugged coastlines and historic sites, and keep energized with portable snacks.
Help preserve ancient monuments and natural sites by following guidelines and staying on marked paths.
Kilmartin Glen boasts standing stones and cairns dating back to 3000 BC, revealing millennia of Scottish history.
Sustainable tourism practices help preserve the region’s natural beauty and historic sites for future generations.
Layered clothing for variable weather conditions enhances comfort during tours and outdoor activities.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Good footwear is essential for day-long walks and exploring ancient sites.
Capture the scenic coastline, historic monuments, and vibrant local culture.
Stay hydrated during scenic walks and distillery tours.