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Explore Skye - Private Tours
If you’re planning a visit to the Isle of Skye and want to go beyond the typical bus tour, Explore Skye Private Tours offers a standout alternative
Heritage Guides
Heritage Guides offers immersive walking tours, talks, and heritage experiences across Edinburgh and central Scotland
Adventures Around Skye
Adventures Around Skye Tours offers fully personalised private tours across the Isle of Skye, designed around your interests, travel style, and the island’s ever-changing weather.
Dunnottar Castle
Dunnottar Castle is a dramatic cliff-top fortress just south of Stonehaven on Scotland’s northeast coast. Perched on a rocky headland and surrounded by the North Sea on three sides, it’s one of the most spectacular historic sites in the country.
Jedburgh Abbey
Set right in the heart of Jedburgh town, this dramatic Augustinian ruin dates back to the 12th century and remains one of the most impressive abbeys in southern Scotland. Think soaring Romanesque arches, layers of turbulent history, and peaceful riverside walks just steps away.
Armadale Castle
Set in a stunning coastal location on the Sleat Peninsula, this attraction offers a bit of everything — history, nature, and a chance to let the kids run free while still learning something along the way.
Bannockburn Experience
If you’re visiting Stirling with the family and want an indoor activity that’s both fun and educational, The Battle of Bannockburn Experience is a must-see.
Brodick Castle
Perched against the backdrop of Goatfell, Brodick Castle is a striking baronial estate on the Isle of Arran.
Dean Castle Country Park
Spanning over 200 acres, the park is home to the 14th-century Dean Castle, once the stronghold of the Boyd family
Dunvegan Castle
Perched above a sea loch on the Isle of Skye, Dunvegan Castle is Scotland’s oldest continuously inhabited castle. Step inside for stories of clan battles, fairy legends, and royal visits.
Kelburn Castle
Located near the coastal village of Fairlie in North Ayrshire, Kelburn Castle & Estate offers a unique blend of history, art, and outdoor adventure
Stirling Castle
From high on a volcanic outcrop, the castle guarded the lowest crossing point of the River Forth for centuries. Today it remains a great symbol of Scottish independence and national pride.
Stirling Jail
If you’re after an indoor attraction in Stirling that’s a little different — with a mix of history, drama, and a few ghostly tales — The Old Town Jail is a fantastic family-friendly option.
Wallace Monument
When it comes to outdoor adventures in Stirling with a bit of Scottish heroism thrown in, The National Wallace Monument is hard to beat.