Outdoor Adventure: Loch Lomond & Highlands Tour by The Hairy Coo
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Join a guided two-day tour that immerses you in the stunning landscapes and rich history of Scotland's Highlands, Loch Lomond, and Glencoe with The Hairy Coo.
2-Day Loch Lomond, West Highlands, Glencoe & Oban Tour
From 7 years old • Experience the BEST of the Scottish Highlands on this quintessential 2-day tour
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About This Adventure
Embark on an unforgettable journey through the Scottish Highlands, where breathtaking landscapes and rich history await. With a knowledgeable driver-guide sharing captivating tales, you'll explore iconic sites that showcase Scotland's beauty and culture. This relaxing getaway promises to be a memorable escape from the everyday hustle.
We’ll take you to iconic, historic and beautiful locations
Prices vary depending on the season
DURATION
• CHECK IN EDINBURGH 8:00 AM • DEPARTS EDINBURGH 8:15 AM • RETURNS TO EDINBURGH ON DAY 2 AT 6:30 PM
Our departure point is at 1759 Regent Road, EH8 8DR, in front of the Burns Monument.
You can find the meeting point using the following links: what3words, Google Maps
WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE PRICE?
• The tour price includes the services of a friendly, knowledgeable and experienced driver-guide and transportation on one of our luxury, modern, air-conditioned coaches
ABOUT YOUR TOUR
• There’s no better way to spend your weekend, or even a mid-week break, than to experience the Scottish Highlands! Your experienced driver-guide will enthral you with tales of Scotland, all while you experience the relaxing getaway you’ve been craving. We’ll take you to iconic, historic and beautiful locations where you can gaze in wonder at the landscapes, architecture and culture that put Scotland on the map.
BEFORE YOUR TOUR
• We recommend you bring warm and/or waterproof clothing, no matter what the forecast appears to be…Scotland’s weather is very unpredictable!
• Don’t forget your camera to capture all the lovely scenery and wildlife you’ll encounter on your tour, which you can later share with us online
• We must remind you that while picturesque and quaint, many of the suppliers in smaller towns across the Highlands do still prefer cash payments
• You are more than welcome to bring along a carry-on bag on the tour which can be packed with essentials for the day, but we would advise keeping this bag as light and small as possible to maximise your comfort on board
• We would also expect everyone to bring one medium sized piece of luggage, a suitcase or backpack, which we will put in the hold of the bus during transit, this can weigh up to 15kgs per passenger.
• Food is readily available at the majority of stops on tour, but you are absolutely more than welcome to bring snacks and a cold packed lunch on board. Hot drinks and soups are permitted but only if they have a secure lid.
Adventure Tips
Prepare for Varied Weather
Bring layered clothing and waterproof gear to stay comfortable through changing conditions.
Bring Binoculars
Enhance wildlife viewing of deer, otters, and seabirds along the coast and lochs.
Photograph at Golden Light
Capture the lochs and mountains during early morning or late afternoon for best lighting.
Respect Wildlife and Locals
Maintain a safe distance from animals and observe local cultural sites with care.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Red deer
- Otters
History
The Highlands have seen major historical events from clan battles to the Jacobite uprisings, shaping modern Scotland.
Conservation
The tour actively promotes leave-no-trace principles, supporting local conservation efforts and protecting wildlife habitats.
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Adventure Hotspots in Glasgow
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Recommended Gear
Weatherproof Jacket
Keeps you dry and comfortable as weather conditions change.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Binoculars
Great for spotting wildlife like deer and seabirds during scenic stops.
Camera
Capture the stunning vistas and moments from your journey.
Comfortable Walking Shoes
Essential for walking tours and exploring natural sites.