Day 1 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 with the option to make our first stop ‘The Kelpies’ - a famous steel structure that resembles two huge horse heads, affectionately known as Baron & Duke. We will then pass by Stirling Castle and over the river Forth towards the Highlands (Stirling Castle can be added into the itinerary for an interior visit if you inform us at time of booking). We will then drive 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. Driving west, we will pass through Glencoe and onto Clan Campbell country, stopping at the clan seat, Inverary Castle. Here you will have time to go into the castle or explore the town. Continuing West, we will drive along Scotland’s longest freshwater Loch, Loch Awe, stopping in at St Conan’s Kirk and onto Oban which is known as the Gateway to the Isles. This is our final stop of the day (we can arrive earlier if you wish to visit Oban whisky distillery). Day 2 This day we will be getting the ferry to Craignure on Mull. We can start with an optional visit to Duart Castle, then spend the rest of the day looping round the Northwest of Mull stopping at Eas Fors Falls, and Calgary Bay. Day 2 can finish up slightly earlier for you to enjoy the town of Tobermory, where you can also visit the whisky distillery in the town (Whisky tours must be booked in advance), or there is the option to make another ferry crossing onto the island of Ulva – this can be decided on the day. Day 3 Day 3, we have an early start to drive along the picturesque route southward to Fionnphort, to explore the mystical island of Iona. Iona has been a place of Christian worship and pilgrimage ever since St Columba came from Ireland to establish a monastery here in 563 AD. Visit Iona Abbey and take a walk-up Torr an Aba, the little hill above where St Columba’s writing hut is thought to have stood. Explore St Oran’s Chapel and Reilig Òdhrain, the graveyard where 48 ancient kings of Scotland, including Macbeth, are said to be buried. Weather permitting you might want to get the boat over to Staffa (Must be booked in advance) an island famed for its hexagonal basalt rock columns and wildlife; with puffins arriving May to August to nest on the island. Fingal’s cave is a geological wonder formed millions of years ago by volcanic eruptions. Its evocative acoustics inspired Mendelssohn to compose his Hebrides Overture (Fingal’s Cave) after he visited in 1829. Driving back to Tobermory you may wish to stop at the picture perfect Salen shipwreck. Day 4 Day 4 we will cross over the ‘sound of Mull’ to Lochaline on our first ferry of the day, with only a 1-hour drive before making another ferry crossing over to Corran on Scotland’s shortest ferry crossing which takes only 4 minutes to complete. From here we make our way through one of Scotland’s most famed Glens, ‘Glencoe’, which is truly spectacular, before reaching the wide and remote expanse of Rannoch Moor. Driving south we have options to stop at the Falls of Dochart and visit some Hairy Coos’ (Highland Cows) at Kilmahog before arriving back to your chosen drop off location.