From Edinburgh: Discover the Heart of Scotland Day Tour in French
Edinburgh
Explore Scotland: Queen's View panoramas, Hermitage Falls, Pitlochry Village, and the Kelpies. Enjoy a whiskey at Glengoyne and dive into the legends of the Highlands in one day.
Highlands, Whisky and The Kelpies Day Tour from Edinburgh
This full-day guided tour from Edinburgh is ideal for travellers interested in Scottish nature, whisky, and cultural landmarks.
Tour Highlights
- Walk the Hermitage Forest and see the Black Linn Falls
- Visit Queen's View for panoramic views over Loch Tummel
- Optional whisky tasting at Blair Atholl Distillery
- Explore the Victorian village of Pitlochry
- See the Falls of Dochart at Killin and scenic Loch Lubnaig
- View the Kelpies sculptures and a William Wallace tribute
Description
The tour begins in Hermitage Forest, where the natural power of Black Linn Falls meets Georgian architecture. Whisky enthusiasts can join an authentic tasting and tour at Blair Atholl Distillery, starting at 11:00 a.m. (booking independently online is required). Those skipping the distillery can explore Pitlochry for shopping and lunch.
Experience scenic stops at Queen's View overlooking Loch Tummel and the 'Fairy Mountain,' followed by the Loch Tay Road to Killin and the Falls of Dochart. The route continues past Loch Lubnaig’s dark waters. The excursion concludes with a visit to monumental 100-foot-tall Kelpies sculptures symbolising water spirits, along with a tribute to William Wallace.
Included
- Guided driver service
- 12-hour tour from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm
- Panoramic views and cultural immersion
Not Included
- Lunch and snacks
- Blair Atholl Distillery tour (£22) – optional, advance booking required at distillery website
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Booking Tips
Book the Blair Atholl Distillery tour in advance if interested. Wear comfortable shoes for walking on forest paths and bring weather-appropriate clothing. The best time to visit is during dry weather for clearer views and safer trails.