Discover Scotland’s iconic landmarks and stunning landscapes on a full-day tour combining history, nature, and local flavor. Perfect for history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.
3 City Departures! • 6-8 Hours! • Great Photos!
Embark on an unforgettable 6-8 hour journey through Scotland's highlights, starting with a visit to the historic Stirling Castle. Experience the beauty of Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, meet Highland Cows, and capture stunning photographs along the way. Enjoy complimentary shortbread and whisky as you explore!
6-8 hours
On arrival at Stirling, you will have a visit to the Castle which would take around an hour and a half.
After which we will travel westerly towards Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park with a comfort stop at Kilmahog where you might have the opportunity to meet a Highland Cow family, and will have some time to buy Scottish souvenirs.
We will drive along the banks of Loch Lomond and will stop for lunch en-route. After lunch, we will have a few scenic stops to allow you to take some memorable photographs.
This tour can be done as a Shore Excursion from Greenock Ocean Terminal or as a Day trip from Glasgow or Edinburgh.
Please note if this tour is booked as a Shore Excursion the start and end time of the tour will be adjusted to accommodate your ship's arrival and departure time.
Bring layered clothing and rain gear to stay comfortable in changing weather conditions.
Photograph Stirling Castle and Loch Lomond during sunrise for less crowded, breathtaking shots.
Bring a water bottle, especially if the day turns warm or sunny during your exploration.
Keep a safe distance from Highland Cows and other animals to preserve their natural behavior.
Stirling Castle was a strategic fortress during Scotland’s Wars of Independence, shaping the nation's history.
Serca Tours supports local conservation efforts by promoting responsible tourism and respect for natural sites.
Capture the scenic beauty and historic sites throughout the day.
Enhance wildlife spotting along Loch Lomond and forested areas.
Walk through castle grounds and natural landscapes comfortably.
Stay dry during unpredictable Scottish weather.
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