A more relaxed way of seeing Loch Ness.
See the Highlands in two days: Loch Ness boat cruise and Urquhart Castle, Culloden’s history, the Highland Folk Museum and a walk through Glencoe. Ideal for travelers who want big landscapes, rich history and short walks without long-distance hiking.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 days
Fitness Level
Suitable for travelers in average fitness who can handle short, thirty-minute walks on uneven ground and a day of travel.
Wildlife
History
The tour stops at Culloden Battlefield where the 1746 battle ended the Jacobite rising, reshaping Highland society.
Conservation
Travelers are asked to follow Leave No Trace principles and stick to marked paths to protect fragile peat bogs and native woodlands.
My Scottish Tour
A more relaxed way of seeing Loch Ness.
My Scottish Tour, based in Haddington, Scotland, operates private guided tours and multi-day itineraries focused on Scotland’s most iconic landscapes and cultural sites. From single-day excursions to flexible multi-day journeys, My Scottish Tour runs full-day private tours to the West Highlands, Oban and Glencoe; Loch Ness with a boat trip; Stirling Castle, Loch Lomond and a whisky distillery; St Andrews and Culross; and full-day city explorations of Edinburgh including Edinburgh Castle and Rosslyn Chapel. Private walking tours of Edinburgh Old Town and themed regional trips such as Highland Perthshire, the Isle of Skye & The Highlands, and tailored St Andrews & Culross visits are also offered.
Tours depart from the Edinburgh area with pick-up and drop-off arrangements, visiting highlights such as Loch Lubnaig, Kilchurn Castle, Oban, Fort Augustus, Pitlochry, Glencoe, Rosslyn Chapel, Blair Castle and the Old Course at St Andrews. Several tours include admissions and experiences—most notably the Loch Ness boat trip which is included in the Loch Ness full-day itinerary. Lunch stops are planned at local pubs and seafood venues in Oban and Loch Lomond area options are provided on appropriate itineraries.
The company’s published itineraries emphasize flexibility: options for short walks, additional shopping time, museum visits or castle entry are available depending on the chosen tour. Seasonal variations affect timings and availability and are explained at booking. Customers receive itinerary details prior to departure promptly.
Tours Offered
10 tours
Private and multi-day itineraries.
Regions Covered
Highlands & Coast
West Highlands, Skye, Perthshire.
Loch Ness
Boat included
1-hour loch cruise on Loch Ness.
Based In
Haddington, Scotland
Operating from Haddington base.
Choose a date, confirm pick-up from Edinburgh or Haddington, and secure included experiences like the Loch Ness boat trip when available.
Book the optional cruise in advance
The Loch Ness boat cruise costs extra and can sell out; reserve it to guarantee a slot at Urquhart Castle.
Layer for changeable weather
Bring a breathable waterproof and warm mid-layer—conditions shift quickly between loch and valley.
Wear good footwear
Trails include muddy, rocky sections in Glencoe and the Hermitage; sturdy hiking shoes improve comfort and safety.
Carry small cash
Some Highland cafes and vendors prefer cash for tea and snacks in remote stops like Pitlochry and Fort William.
Waterproof jacket
Protects against sudden rain and wind common in the Highlands.
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Sturdy hiking shoes
Provides traction on muddy paths and rocky valley floors in Glencoe and the Hermitage.
Small daypack
Holds layers, water, camera and snacks during short walks and the Loch Ness cruise.
Camera with spare batteries
Captures dramatic lochside and valley light; batteries drain faster in cold conditions.
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