The tour will start at your chosen location (Edinburgh or Glasgow, including surrounding area). Your kilted guide will meet you at the arranged time and give you a quick introduction to the tour. We will then depart the city and towards the Scottish Highlands & on through the Trossachs National Park making a stop at the stunning Loch Lomond. The stop will be in the conservation village of Luss famed for its picturesque cottages, fantastic views, and beautiful pier. From Luss we will head west along Loch Long & Loch Fyne where we will come to the Campbell stronghold of Inverary which has the impresiive Inveraray Castle. This will be our lunch stop and the castle will be an option if you want to visit the interior or just explore the town We will continue onwards to make the last main drive of the day towards Kennacraig to catch the ferry to Islay. Day 2 This day is completely customised to the groups interests. You might want to start the day with a small hike up to the American Monument before starting the whisky distilleries. We will work with you to choose the most efficient plan to ensure we maximise the day’s events. Day 3 Day 3 will all depend on ferry timings and what ferries are available. Ideally, we would spend half a day on the island and then make the journey back over to the mainland to ensure we have time to visit Dunadd Fort & Kilmartin Glen before ending the day in Oban. Once we know ferry availability, we could plan another distillery or two or another small hike or visit other parts of the island not seen yet. Day 4 Day 4 we will depart the town of Oban and head east along Loch Linnhe & through Appin making a stop to view the gorgeous Castle Stalker. Going from there we will shortly arrive at the Glencoe area where we will have the opportunity for multiple photo stops to enjoy some of the best scenery Scotland has to offer with the most photographed mountain Buachaille Etive Mor standing guard at the Bealach. (Mountain Pass) Driving east from the A82 we will start making our way down the Highlands and on to the Falls of Dochart in Killin which are like an oil painting and not to be missed. We can enjoy a spot of lunch in Killin or in the Callendar area along with a visit to our most famous residents the Hairy Coos (Highland Cows). You have the option to visit either Doune Castle or Stirling Castle before arriving back into Edinburgh approx. 1830.