Tour Highlands Winter Special

Get ready for a memorable winter day, specially designed to capture the most beautiful light in the Highlands. From the dramatic valleys of Glencoe to the romantic fortresses of the West Coast, to the spectacular magic of the Kelpies at nightfall, this tour promises you an unforgettable immersion in

Loch Lubnaig:
For a good start to the day, Loch Lubnaig offers you a moment of absolute serenity. This deep-water lake is beautifully framed by steep hills and forests, forming a perfect emerald mirror. It's the perfect spot for an inspiring first photo break in the morning light and to savor the majestic silence of the Highlands

Rannoch Moor & Glencoe:
Get ready for a real visual shock as you cross the vast wilderness of Rannoch Moor, one of the most untamed landscapes in Europe. The road will then plunge you into the heart of the legendary Glencoe Valley. Surrounded by vertiginous mountains with peaks that are often sprinkled with snow in winter, this volcanic valley steeped in history offers panoramas of dramatic and striking beauty

Fort William:
We will stop for lunch in Fort William, the “British capital of outdoor activities.” Nestled on the banks of Loch Linnhe, the city is dominated by the imposing Ben Nevis, the highest peak in the United Kingdom. You will enjoy a well-deserved break to eat, stroll around the center and warm up in the warm atmosphere of this iconic Highland city

West Coast, Appin & Stalker Castle:
In the afternoon, our drive continues to the picturesque west coast through the Appin region. We will make an unmissable stop in front of the romantic Stalker Castle. Isolated on its small rocky island in the middle of the waters, it is one of the most photographed castles in Scotland. Bathed in the soft fading light of winter, the site exudes a mystical and timeless atmosphere

Kilchurn Castle:
The adventure continues to the majestic ruins of Kilchurn Castle, the former fortress of the powerful Campbell clan. Located on a peninsula at the tip of Loch Awe and surrounded by towering peaks, it is a place full of mystery that takes on all its dramatic dimension under the colors of the winter sky

Tyndrum:
We will begin our return trip by crossing the magnificent landscapes of the national park. Our route will pass through Tyndrum, a small village nestled at the bottom of the valley and a historic crossroads in the Highlands, an opportunity to admire the last reflections of dusk on the surrounding mountains

The Illuminated Kelpies:
To end this day in style, our last stop has a magical show in store for you. At nightfall, the famous Kelpies — two colossal steel horse heads over 30 meters high — light up in vibrant colors. These monumental sculptures, representing the mythical spirits of Scottish waters, then take on a magical dimension, ending your trip

Practical information

Transport: tour in a comfortable minivan, accompanied by a French-speaking guide.

Not included: meals and tickets to tourist sites.

Lunch: scheduled to take place around 12:30.

Equipment: remember to bring a raincoat or umbrella, as the Scottish weather can be changeable.

Weather: The climate in Scotland is often unpredictable. The itinerary or timetables may be adjusted in the event of adverse weather conditions, roadworks or traffic incidents, beyond Scotland Voyage's control

Minimum age: 8 years (not applicable to private visits).

Guaranteed departure: a minimum of 4 participants is required. Scotland Travel reserves the right to cancel the tour if this threshold is not reached.

Please call us on +44 (0) 7956336941 if you want to book a private tour for more than 8 people.