From Edinburgh: Heart of Scotland Full-Day Tour in Spanish

From Edinburgh: Heart of Scotland Full-Day Tour in Spanish

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Discover the heart of Scotland on a full-day tour from Edinburgh with a professional Spanish-speaking guide. Explore the highland forests, visit dream lakes, and learn about Scottish history and culture in the castles and distilleries.

Highlights

Explore the Hermitage Forest and admire a delightful waterfall
Discover how whisky is made at a distillery in Pitlochry
Enjoy the Queen's favorite viewpoint
Learn about the most important figure in Scottish history, William Wallace.
Explore Stirling's famous cemetery

Description

Explore the wonders of Scottish nature, culture, and history on a full-day tour from Edinburgh with a Spanish-speaking guide. Discover the Hermitage Forest, see the Queen's favorite viewpoint, visit a whisky distillery, and learn about Scotland's national hero, William Wallace. After meeting in Edinburgh, make your way to the Hermitage Forest and take a walk along the River Braan to a stunning waterfall. After a pleasant stroll, head to a whisky distillery in the beautiful town of Pitlochry and learn about the whisky-making process. Continue to the Queen's Viewpoint in the Tay Forest Park, and see Lake Tummel, “The Mountain of Fairies” and much more. Discover Stirling, the most important city in Scottish history. Marvel at the castle from Abbey Craig Hill, see the battlefield where the Scots defeated the English, and visit the National Wallace Monument tower as you learn the story of William Wallace from your guide. Finally, pay a visit to the Kelpies to admire the impressive 30-meter high sculptures that represent the shape-changing aquatic spirits of Scottish legend. Afterwards, return to Edinburgh where your tour concludes back at the original meeting point.

Includes

Tour in Spanish Professional guide Comfortable transportation Travel insurance Walking tour and Ghost tour in Edinburgh

Important Information

Please arrive at the departure point 15 minutes in advance
Please take your passport or ID card with you
Scotland is a meteorologically unpredictable country. Sometimes, the route may be subject to some variation due to weather conditions or warnings
The road network in Scotland is safe, and its roads are in good condition. However, the itinerary can occasionally vary due to works on the roads, traffic accidents, or incidents outside the Highlands
Summer usually coincides with the rainiest time of the year, and the weather can change in a matter of a few minutes. Take suitable clothing for this type of excursion, such as a raincoat or appropriate boots
Take light warm clothes since the temperature in Scotland can drop quite a bit, even in the summer months