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The Scottish Highlands are a land of breathtaking beauty, where towering mountains, mysterious lochs, and rolling glens create a landscape like no other. Steeped in legend and history, this region is a dream destination for travellers seeking rugged wilderness, rich culture, and outdoor adventure.  

From the mist-covered peaks of Ben Nevis—the highest mountain in the UK—to the tranquil shores of Loch Ness, famed for its elusive monster, the Highlands is a place where nature reigns supreme and every corner reveals a new story. 

Journey through the iconic Glen Coe, where dramatic, steep-sided valleys evoke both awe and a sense of serenity or take in the panoramic views along the North Coast 500, one of the world’s most scenic road trips.  

The Highlands’ remote beauty makes it perfect for hiking, cycling, and wildlife watching.  

Keep an eye out for red deer, golden eagles, and even otters along the rugged coastline. For those seeking an extra thrill, the Highlands offer opportunities for kayaking, mountain climbing, and wild swimming in crystal-clear lochs. 

But the Highlands are more than just dramatic scenery—they are also the heartland of Scotland’s cultural heritage.  

Explore ancient castles like Eilean Donan or Dunrobin, wander through the eerie ruins of Urquhart Castle on the shores of Loch Ness, or delve into the region’s turbulent past at the Culloden Battlefield.  

The Highland towns and villages, from the bustling Inverness to the quaint fishing village of Ullapool, offer a warm welcome and a chance to experience traditional Scottish hospitality. 

Indulge in the local cuisine, with dishes like hearty venison stew, freshly caught seafood, and traditional haggis, best enjoyed in a cosy pub by a roaring fire.  

No trip to the Highlands is complete without sampling the region’s world-famous whiskies.  

Visit one of the many distilleries along the Highland Whisky Trail and discover the unique flavours that reflect the rugged, untamed spirit of this land. 

Whether you’re drawn by the promise of adventure, the allure of ancient legends, or simply the desire to reconnect with nature, the Scottish Highlands provide a truly unforgettable escape.  

Here, in a land where time seems to slow down, you’ll find yourself immersed in the wild beauty and timeless charm that define the very essence of Scotland. 

Your Accommodation: 

Set in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, this historic site dates back to 1785.  

Its abundance of charm and warmth of hospitality has won many awards.  

Since the 18th century, the Hotel has been offering accommodation to travellers from all over the world.  

Today, this 4-star hotel in Inverness offers guests a luxurious stay complete with access to spa and conference facilities.   

With a rich and diverse heritage, the Hotel is the perfect retreat for leisure holidays and corporate events in the heart of the Scottish Highlands.  

Delivering a first-class service to all guests,  make your visit to Inverness extra-special. 

Just a stone’s throw away from Inverness city centre, you can relax and rewind in our stylish rooms. Choose your perfect type of room from our beautiful selection. Each combines the perfect mix of classic and contemporary features 

Take great pride in our culinary offerings. As such, we have two exceptional in-house restaurants to cater to every taste, and showcase the finest Scottish produce, offering lunch and à  la carte dinner services.  

And if you would like to relax in our welcome environment a bit longer into the evening hosts Inverness’ best stocked Whisky Bar. 

With it’s very own indoor pool to hand, as well as a fully equipped gym. There’s never been a better time to indulge in deep rest and relaxation.  

Equipped with the very best in R&R, our luxurious spa and specially trained therapists and masseuses are dedicated to ensuring your health and well-being. With a vast variety of spa packages, such as natural Italian therapies, there’s something for even the most seasoned spa-goer. 

They take responsibility for environmental and social sustainability very seriously. Partnering with Green Tourism, the globally recognised certification programme. 

Activities included in Package: 

Inverness Food and Drink Tour – Embark on a culinary adventure through the historic streets of Inverness with our small-group food tour. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, you’ll explore the rich tapestry of Highland flavours and beverages. Indulge in iconic Scottish dishes like Haggis and Cullen Skink, complemented by the tastes of locally produced beer and a whisky tasting. Even meet a local or two! 

As you savour the Highland produce, immerse yourself in the city’s history and culture. Your guide will share fascinating insights into Inverness’s landmarks, including the picturesque River Ness and the majestic Inverness Castle. Join us for a gastronomic journey that combines the best of Scottish cuisine with the beauty of this historic city. 

Glen Affric, Culloden & Clava Cairns – 7,000 years ago, Scotland was covered in rainforests. But climatic conditions and human activity transformed the country into a mix of mighty castles, bare mountains, and reputable cities. Yet, there’s a place that’s almost unchanged. A small region that hid away and conserved the ancient wilderness. 

They call it Glen Affric. 145 square kilometres of forest canopies, rivers, stags, and snow-crested mountains. 

On this tour, you take the single-track lanes through a Caledonian pine forest to one of the best walks in the region. 

But that’s not all, you also get a chance to learn about the last battle fought on British soil at Culloden and discover a Bronze Age tomb at Clava Cairns. 

A Whisky Journey – Whether you’re a whisky lover or a whisky learner, you’re bound to get a taste for it in the beautiful region of Speyside. 

Home to around 50% of all Scottish whisky distilleries, there’s almost too much to see and drink. So on this tour, we help you get the most out of the region by taking you to two distinct distilleries. It’s a chance to learn about the incredible history, process, and flavours of Scotland’s national drink. 

Loch Ness Experience – No one can resist the mythical Loch Ness: its beauty evokes a sense of wonder, while its monstrous depths are legendary. 

And on this tour, you explore all of it. You can enjoy incredible views from a cruise, learn about the historic ruins of Urquhart Castle, and experience the less frequented south roads of the loch. 

Even if the monster doesn’t show up, we can assure you that your guide will bring this loch to life with intriguing tales and history. 

Torridon, Applecross & Eilean Donan Castle – Let  Scotland’s finest mountains take your breath away. Ramble over the highest road pass. And discover the history of the wildest part of the Highlands. 

On this tour, you’ll rub your eyes in disbelief at the postcard-perfect villages, delve deep into the gory past of Eilean Donan Castle, and catch a glimpse of some of Europe’s most spectacular landscapes. 

Join this tour if you want something epic and off the beaten path. 

Optional Activities: 

Far North £ 80 – is the perfect way to visit the most northerly point on the British mainland! See Loch Fleet, explore Dunrobin Castle and enjoy stunning scenery on this one-day tour from Inverness; the capital of the Highlands. During this tour, we will visit Stone Age and Iron Age sites. 

Lochs, Waterfalls and Rewilding Experience £ 100 – Experience nature in the Scottish Highlands on this unforgettable day tour of Scotland.  

Explore Loch Ness and marvel at Plodda Falls and the Falls of Foyers.  

Discover the inspiring work of Trees for Life, a rewilding charity dedicated to restoring Scotland’s natural landscapes. Immerse yourself in nature, learn about wildlife, and enjoy stunning scenery!