Highland Explorer Tours 2021/22

LOCH NESS

ISLE OF SKYE

Hebrides

Highland EXPLORER tours 2021/2022

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FULL REFUND

Multi-TripS & Groups of FOUR or more

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AWARD-WINNING TOURS LOCAL SCOTTISH GUIDES Free picnic lunch on Loch Ness DAY Tour Loch Ness Outlander Jacobite Steam Train Edinburgh Tattoo Highland Games Isle of Skye The Outer Hebrides Mull, Iona & Puffins Shetland

WE ARE COMMITTED TO YOUR WELL-BEING We have all adapted to this new world, where it’s imperative for us to take additional measures to stay healthy. That’s why you can travel with us reassured that we have put numerous new measures in place to elevate our hygiene standards and protocols. The health and well-being of our guests and team have always been, and always will be our priority. In this new, fast-changing Covid-19 era, we are doing all we can to adapt to new requirements and expectations.

STRINGENT ON THE ROAD PROTOCOLS Our coaches are sanitised before the start of your trip and have always been kept to very high standards. Following the outbreak of COVID-19, we have taken additional measures to elevate our hygiene and sanitary practices in accordance with guidance from the World Health Organisation (WHO) and as required, applicable government regulations. We have worked to ensure our groups are divided into smaller sets at each stop, to comply with the required physical distancing. All our guests are asked to follow hygiene practices recommended by the World Health Organistation including the thorough and regular washing of hands and sanitising when required. Hand sanitiser is available onboard for our guests to use throughout the day.

TRUSTED PARTNERS, EXCEPTIONAL STANDARDS We are very selective in who we work with and choose to only use B&B/guest house, hotels, restaurants, ground handlers and venues that take the health and well-being of our guests as seriously as we do and agree to meet expected guidelines and specifications.

PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY – COVID-19 WARNING We have introduced these enhanced hygiene protocols – for you, our other guests and our team members. An inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present. COVID-19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to severe illness and death. According to the UK Government, senior citizens and guests with underlying medical conditions are especially vulnerable.

We ask that you please take personal responsibility for your wellbeing.

Regular washing of hands and sanitising.

Please bring your own hand sanitiser.

Please bring your own face mask. These are to be worn at all times on the coach and in public areas.

Temperature checks will be taken at the start of each day on tour.

If your temperature is above 37.5 degrees you may not be permitted to travel.

Maintain social distancing.

You need to make the team aware if you develop any COVID like symptoms.

Please adopt physical distancing and hygiene practices throughout your pre-trip travel arrangements and follow all health instruction whether physical signage or requests from our professional team, once you are holidaying with us. In choosing to travel with Highland Explorer Tours, you voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19. Let’s help keep each other safe and healthy.

Full details on our protocols and procedures can be found on the Well-Being page on our website.

BOOK WITH CONFIDENCE

In recognition that this business has confirmed that they have followed government and industry COVID-19 guidelines, ensuring processes are in place to maintain cleanliness and aid social/physical distancing.

This stamp is awarded to governments and companies around the world which have adopted health and hygiene global standardised protocols - to ensure consumers can experience ‘Safe Travels’.

Since 2006, we have been taking visitors from all around the world on unforgettable tours in Scotland. The world has changed a lot since then, and we’ve evolved and adapted along the way. Right now, this is more important than ever.

Here are the ways we make booking a trip easy, secure and flexible - peace of mind guaranteed.

FLEXIBLE DEPOSITS Want to book now and pay later. No problem. Simply select the Flexi-deposit option at check-out.

Full payment will be required at least 45 days prior to departures.

NO CHANGE FEE If you need to change your plans for any reason, you can be assured your money is protected. If you contact us to cancel at least 30 days prior to your trip departing we can move your tour date free of charge. Our Flexi-deposit guarantee means you can use your deposit with another trip or even use it with one of our incredible sister brands.

PEACE OF MIND PROMISE We’re proud to be a part of the Travel Corporation, a family of brands with over 100 years of experience across the world - always run by the same family across four generations. Their heritage, customer care and commitment to service means you can always have peace of mind when booking with us. TTC is privately owned and remains financially strong, so you can rest assured your money is always safe.

A HELPFUL GUIDE TO KEEPING YOU INFORMED We aim to make your tour with Highland Explorer Tours as stress-free as possible. You can help us by ensuring you are up-to-date with Scotland’s latest travel and health guidelines by visiting our TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS PAGE on our website.

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96%

Over of our travellers recommend us on tripAdvisor

Passionate TRUSTED UNIQUE Passionate: ALL SCOTLAND – Subtle flavours and magnificent mountains, friendly locals and frantic battles, beautiful lochs and boisterous traditions. We share all of Scotland’s secrets, beauty and history with a passion.

LOCAL GUIDES – Knowledgeable as Celtic Druids and as fiery as Viking Warriors, our local Guides reveal all the stories and history with a passion that truly brings Scotland to life.

AUTHENTIC EXPERIENCES – Taste what the Scots have eaten for centuries and go to places only the locals know. We’re proud to show you the treasures that won’t be found in a guidebook.

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The Storr, Isle of Skye

TRUSTED: MULTI-AWARD WINNING – Fifteen years’ experience, 5-star award from VisitScotland and TripAdvisor’s ‘Certificate of Excellence’; It’s no secret that we deliver an exceptional standard of service.

SUSTAINABILITY – We protect the environment we’re passionate about.

This commitment is recognised by our Gold Green Tourism award, and proven by our innovative Eco Scheme where we match every £1 you donate.

See page 42 for more details.

OUR GUARANTEE – Our fleet is built for your comfort. We promise a fantastic time or we will refund the price of your tour.

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TOUR ROUTE

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Loch Ness Explorer

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Loch Lomond, Stirling Castle & The Kelpies

Whisky & Waterfalls

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Alnwick Castle & The Borders

Outlander Explorer

TOUR ROUTE Jacobite Steam Train & Scottish Highlands

LEWIS & HARRIS

ISLE OF SKYE

INVERNESS

Loch Ness Mallaig

ABERDEEN

Spean Bridge

Glenfinnan

Fort William Glencoe

Dunkeld DUNDEE Perth

FULL REFUND

STIRLING GLASGOW

EDINBURGH

Alnwick

FREE AUDIO GUIDES AVAILABLE

We offer FREE foreign language audio translations in German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, French and Mandarin. We are the only tour company in Scotland to offer this service on all of our scheduled day tours allowing the best customer experience possible for all our travellers.

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Bamburgh Castle

HIGHLAND DAY TOURS

Entdecker mit Leidenschaft...

Wir sind bestrebt, Ihnen jeden Tag die allerbesten Reiseerlebnisse zu bieten. Unsere Reisetouren sind darauf ausgelegt, das Beste aus Ihrer Zeit in unserem atemberaubenden Land zu machen, damit Sie das authentische Schottland erfahren. Unsere Mission ist es, Ihre Erwartungen zu übertreffen, ein Engagement, das von VisitScotland mit 5 Sternen ausgezeichnet wurde und sich in den gleichbleibend ausgezeichneten Bewertungen unserer Kunden widerspiegelt.

Auf all unseren Reisetouren stehen Audioführer zur Verfügung.

Passionnés de découvertes...

Notre objectif est de vous apporter ce qu’il y a de mieux pour vos voyages. Nous avons donc conçu des circuits qui, à chaque instant, vous feront découvrir notre extraordinaire pays et vous permettront de vous donner un véritable gout de l’Écosse. Nous avons pour mission d’aller au-delà de vos attentes, tel est le sens de l’engagement que nous avons souscrit conformément à notre accréditation 5 étoiles de VisitScotland et aussi en réponse aux commentaires élogieux reçus de notre clientèle. Des guides audio sont à votre disposition pour chacun de nos voyages.

Pasión por descubrir...

Trabajamos cada día para ofrecerle las mejores experiencias en viajes. Nuestras visitas guiadas están programadas de modo que pueda sacar el máximo partido de su visita en nuestro impresionante país y vivir una auténtica experiencia escocesa. Nuestra misión es sobrepasar sus expectativas, un compromiso constatado por nuestra acreditación de 5 estrellas por parte de VisitScotland, y las continuas opiniones favorables de nuestros clientes. Existen audio-guías a su disposición en todas nuestras visitas.

Paixão Pela Descoberta...

Dedicamo-nos a proporcionar as melhores experiências de viagem todos os dias. As nossas visitas guiadas foram concebidas para aproveitar o máximo da sua estadia no nosso maravilhoso país e para lhe proporcionar uma autêntica experiência da Escócia. A nossa missão é exceder as suas expectativas, um compromisso que é reconhecido pela nossa acreditação de 5 estrelas da VisitScotland e pela consistência do excelente retorno por parte dos nossos clientes. Encontram-se disponíveis Guias Áudio em todas as nossas visitas guiadas.

Amanti della Scoperta...

Siamo dediti a garantire ogni giorno le migliori esperienze di viaggio. I nostri tour sono strutturati in modo che possiate godervi il tempo che passerete nel nostro stupendo paese e per farvi vivere la vera Scozia. La nostra missione è quella di andare oltre le vostre aspettative, un impegno riconosciuto dal nostro punteggio di 5 stelle nella classifica VisitScotland e dai costanti commenti positivi dei nostri clienti. Le Audio Guide sono disponibili in tutti i nostri tour.

热衷于发现之旅… 我们专注于每天提供最优秀的旅游体验。 我们的旅游路线力图帮助 您最大限度地利用您在我们这美丽无比的国家所度过的旅游时光 ， 并给予您一个真正的苏格兰体验。 我们的使命是超越您的期待 ，我 们有游览苏格兰5星级认证 ，也一直得到积极的客户评价反馈。 我 们所有的旅游路线都提供导游音频设备。

CONTENTS 1 Day Tours

TASTE OF SCOTLAND Savour whisky at the very place it’s barreled or relish wild game in the Highlands. Indulge in our ‘Taste of Scotland’ trips. These tours whisk you through the most essential sights of Scotland and include an award-winning sample of Scottish food and drink.

It’s the most appetising way to experience Scotland.

Loch Ness Explorer

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The Scottish Highlands & Jacobite Steam Train

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Whisky & Waterfalls

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Loch Lomond, Stirling Castle & The Kelpies

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Alnwick Castle & The Borders

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Outlander Explorer

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Edinburgh Tattoo

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Highland Games

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Accommodation

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The Jacobite Steam Train

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2 Day Tour Royal Braemar and Highland Games 27

3 Day Tour Isle of Skye & The Highlands

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4 Day TourS Mull, Iona & Staffa Puffin Experience 31 The Islay Festival of Whisky, Music & Culture

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5 Day Tour Isle of Skye, Loch Ness & Inverness

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6 Day TourS

UNIQUE: EXPLORE MORE – Our trips give you versatility and the choice to see Scotland your way. Saunter around a beautiful town, delve into a historic castle; it’s your trip, and it’s your choice.

SAVINGS – Mini Groups – Save 10% when ‘4 or more’ adults book any day tour together.

– Multi Trip Deals – Save 10% when two day tours are booked together.

Isle of Skye & The Outer Hebrides

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Shetland Summer Solstice

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6 Day FESTIVAL TOUR Up Helly Aa Viking Fire Festival

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Private Group Tours

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Sustainable Tourism

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Terms & Conditions

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FREE WIFI – Available on-board our mini-coaches.

INTERPRETIVE MATERIALS – We offer free foreign language audio guides on every tour.

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we travel because the world is beautiful.

We want to keep it that way.

DOWN UNDER TOURS

A FAMILY OF BRANDS We at The Travel Corporation (TTC), Highland Explorer Tours’ parent company, have been creating enriching travel experiences for over 100 years. As a fourth-generation, family-owned business, we provide a rich tradition of expertise, delivering exceptional hospitality, outstanding quality and superb value no matter which of our companies you choose to travel with.

TRavelled before?

If you are a previous guest of The Travel Corporation we would like to offer you a discount on your next adventure with us.

For more information, visit ttc.com/loyalty.

EVAN EVANS

SUSTAINABLE TOURISM We are proud to be active partners and supporters of the TreadRight Foundation’s sustainability work and projects. Created as a joint initiative between The Travel Corporation’s (TTC) family of brands, the TreadRight Foundation is a not-for-profit organisation that works to help ensure the environment and communities we visit remain for generations to come. To date, TreadRight has supported more than 50 sustainable projects worldwide.

AAT KINGS

When travelling with Highland Explorer Tours you can support some of these projects. To learn more about our past and current projects, visit TreadRight.org.

TREES FOR Life UK based Trees for Life is a charity working to restore the Caledonian Forest, which formerly covered a large part of the Scottish Highlands. Since 1989, Trees for Life has been helping to bring the forest back from the brink, both through natural regeneration and by planting trees. Trees for Life is the beneficiary of Highland Explorer Tours Environmental Charity Offering Scheme. For more information see page 42.

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Fort Augustus on Loch Ness

“A wonderful day trip provided by Scot with a great array of stops, information, cultural insights and musical interludes(led by Scot of course). Even having to hand sanitize regularly and to wear a mask did not detract from the enjoyment and feeling of safety on this full day tour. I would thoroughly recommend and plan to return again and use them for trips in the future.”

Mike | SEPTEMBER 2020 10

1 DAY TOUR

LOCH NESS EXPLORER

FREE PICNIC LUNCH

BOAT CRUISE ON LOCH NESS

FULL REFUND IF CANCELLED MORE THAN 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE

FORT AUGUSTUS, HIGHLAND VILLAGE GLENCOE – THE WEEPING GLEN CALEDONIAN CANAL AND THE GREAT GLEN BEN NEVIS, BRITAIN’S HIGHEST PEAK

A fantastic tour to Loch Ness visiting a diverse range of classic Highland scenery including many ‘must see’ sights and the chance to go monster hunting on Loch Ness! Other highlights include dramatic Glencoe, mighty Ben Nevis, the Great Glen and Highland Perthshire.

Heading north from Edinburgh we pass the imposing ramparts of Stirling Castle and drive through the scenic Trossachs National Park, Rob Roy country.

We cross the wilds of Rannoch Moor before stopping at dramatic Glencoe, scene of the infamous massacre in 1692. Our journey takes us through Fort William passing Ben Nevis, Britain’s highest mountain, before entering the Great Glen.

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EVERY DAY Wednesday, Thursday, FRIDAY & SATURDAY & Sunday 08:00 DEPARTS

Our return journey takes us past shimmering Loch Laggan before climbing over the wild and lonely Drumochter Pass in the Cairngorms National Park. Heading south, we enter Perthshire, a land of forests, rivers and mountains, where we stop in a wee village. We continue south over the Firth of Forth where we view the spectacular Forth Bridges before arriving back in Edinburgh in the evening.

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ADULT Local Scottish Guide CONCESSION Picnic Lunch

20:00 08:45 17:30 £45 £42

WiFi

INCLUSIONS Audio Guides

Arriving at Fort Augustus on the banks of Loch Ness, you have the chance to take a boat cruise on the loch, go for a walk or just relax by the Caledonian Canal in this charming Highland village.

Beauly Priory Local Scottish Guide WiFi EXPLORE MORE Audio Guides Loch Ness Cruise

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LOCH NESS & A TASTE OF THE HIGHLANDS Relish a 3-course lunch of Scotland’s finest fayre. Why not try locally sourced Great Glen venison and Black Isle lamb followed with a dram of Inverness-shire’s famous Dalwhinnie Whisky? Whatever you choose, it’s a lunch that’ll satisfy even the most monstrous of appetites.

Visit highlandexplorertours.com for full details.

A cruise on the mysterious and beautiful Loch Ness offers you the chance to catch a glimpse of Nessie.

EXPLORE MORE 1 hour.

Cruise duration is approximately Loch Ness Cruise & Urquhart Castle (ADULT / CONCESSION FROM £21.50) (Reserve at the time of booking)

Highland Whisky Distillery Tour

LEWIS & HARRIS

(ADULT / CONCESSION FROM £6.00, PAY IN CASH LOCALLY)

Culloden Visitor Centre (ADULT / CONCESSION FROM £11.50, PAY LOCALLY) ISLE OF SKYE

Fort Augustus

Glencoe

INVERNESS ABERDEEN

Loch Ness

Fort William Perth

Oban

DUNDEE

STIRLING

GLASGOW

EDINBURGH

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Glencoe

“I looked at many tours but I’m so glad I booked this one.

Andy was our guide and he was perfect: friendly, helpful, very knowledgeable and authentic, right down to his father’s vintage kilt that he wore. We had so much fun and enjoyed every minute.”

KW | August 2019

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1 DAY TOUR

The Scottish Highlands and Jacobite Steam Train

Includes Jacobite Steam Train Ticket

FULL REFUND IF CANCELLED MORE THAN 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE

JACOBITE STEAM TRAIN – AKA, HOGWARTS EXPRESS GLENFINNAN VIADUCT GLENCOE FORTH BRIDGES

Escape the city for the day, and follow in the footsteps of the world’s most famous wizard, Harry Potter. Scotland has played a huge part in the story of Harry Potter, from the scenic filming locations and inspiring architecture to the coffee shop where J.K. Rowling is said to have written the first novel.

Riding the Jacobite Steam Train is a bucket-list experience for any traveller, but even more so for Harry Potter fans who know that they are in fact boarding the ‘Hogwarts Express’! Our passionate guides will immerse you in all the magic of Harry Potter, plus the real-life beauty and history of Scotland.

Learn all about Edinburgh’s connections to Harry Potter, as we depart the city and travel towards the Highlands, past the magnificent Forth Bridge.

After your ride on the ‘Hogwarts Express’, we visit Scotland’s most dramatic landscape, Glencoe, which was used as the backdrop for some much-loved scenes in the Harry Potter films.

Feast your eyes upon the Glenfinnan Viaduct on the stunning drive up the West Coast, before travelling across its iconic arches on the Jacobite Steam Train from Mallaig.

We continue the scenic drive south, regaling tales from Scotland’s past, before arriving back into the city in the late evening.

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Thursday & Sunday DEPARTS RETURNS

07:15 20:30

INCLUSIONS Jacobite Steam Train Ticket Local Scottish Guide WiFi Audio Guides

Jacobite Steam Train Starting in Mallaig, the train travels on the west coast where you can see the ‘Small Isles’ of Rum, Eigg, Muck and the stunning white beaches used in films such as Local Hero and Highlander. The Jacobite then passes through Glenfinnan where Bonnie Prince Charlie raised his Standard to begin his ill-fated claim to the throne in 1745. We then cross over 21 arches of the impressive Viaduct with amazing views down Loch Sheil before heading to Fort William in the shadow of Ben Nevis, Britain’s highest mountain.

LEWIS & HARRIS

ISLE OF SKYE

INVERNESS Mallaig Glenfinnan

Spean Bridge

ABERDEEN

Loch Ness

Fort William Glencoe Dunkeld

DUNDEE

Perth STIRLING

GLASGOW

EDINBURGH

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Whisky Distillery Visit

“Our day was truly spectacular and it was enhanced by our amazing tour guide Calum! What a combination; the sites, history and whisky were inspiring. We would highly recommend going on this adventure!”

REIDERFOUR | JULY 2019

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1 DAY TOUR

WHISKY & WATERFALLS

WHISKY TOUR OPTION

SAMPLE WHISKY AT SCOTLAND’S OLDEST WORKING DISTILLERY

FULL REFUND IF CANCELLED MORE THAN 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE

THE NATIONAL WALLACE MONUMENT HERMITAGE FOREST WALK DUNKELD CATHEDRAL

A fabulous day tour that explores much of Scotland’s iconic scenery, sights and experiences. From our ancient capital and stories of Scotland’s most famous patriot to stunning Highland landscapes, and the opportunity to sample a drop of our favourite national drink!

Leaving Edinburgh, we make our way to the ancient Scottish capital of Stirling, where the skyline is dominated by its castle and the iconic Wallace Monument. We stop at the monument and hear how William Wallace lead Scotland to victory at the battle of Stirling Bridge and played a crucial role in the Wars of Independence.

We then take to the back roads and drive through Scotland’s scenic beauty and further into the Highlands. Glens, forests and rivers aplenty, we’ll take you through the centre of this

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picturesque region before stopping for lunch at one of Scotland’s most famous whisky distilleries.

MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY

After reviving ourselves with a wee dram of the ‘water of life’, we head to the Hermitage in the heart of Perthshire and take a short woodland walk.

THURSDAY

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Our return journey visits the quaint village of Dunkeld, in Macbeth country, where a stunning cathedral sits comfortably by the banks of the River Tay. Before returning to Edinburgh we pass the iconic Forth Bridges, the new World Heritage Site.

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INCLUSIONS Local Scottish Guide Hermitage Forest Walk Dunkeld Cathedral WiFi

SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS & A TASTE OF ‘THE WATER OF LIFE’ Whisky is more than a golden hue, it’s more than earthy aromas; it’s more than the unique taste. It’s a legendary part of Scotland’s history and as part of the Warehouse Experience you’ll take the distillery tour and visit the VIP tasting room to sample four premium whiskies from the exceptional Glenturret single malt range followed by a light lunch.

Visit highlandexplorertours.com for full details.

Audio Guides

EXPLORE MORE Glenturret Whisky Distillery

RESERVE AT THE TIME OF BOOKING

LEWIS & HARRIS

ISLE OF SKYE

The optional guided tour gives you an insight into how ‘uisge beatha’ (the ‘water of life’) is made and takes you on a journey to discover the history behind Scotland’s most iconic export.

INVERNESS Fort Augustus

ABERDEEN

Loch Ness

Fort William

Dunkeld

DUNDEE

Perth STIRLING

GLASGOW

EDINBURGH

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Loch Lomond

“The trip was awesome. We saw even more than originally advertised. Our guide listened to the group and our preferences and made slight changes accordingly. The story of my day trip into the Highlands will be one I tell for the rest of my life thanks to him and that wonderful day.”

Ann | February 2020

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1 DAY TOUR

LOCH LOMOND, STIRLING CASTLE & THE KELPIES

STIRLING CASTLE OPTION

STIRLING CASTLE

FULL REFUND IF CANCELLED MORE THAN 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE

BALMAHA VILLAGE WITH VIEWS TO BEN LOMOND LOCH LOMOND AND THE TROSSACHS NATIONAL PARK THE KELPIES, MAGNIFICENT 30M HIGH STEEL SCULPTURES

A splendid introduction to Scotland. This tour fuses the remarkable beauty of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park with the savage history of Stirling Castle. On this trip there is plenty of time to examine the unique architecture and ponder over the majestic natural and man-made wonders.

We depart Edinburgh and head west through Scotland’s central belt towards the ‘Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond’ where we take time at Balmaha to admire views of Ben Lomond. Here, you will have the opportunity to go on a woodland walk that will afford you spectacular views of the loch. Standing on its bank you will understand why Loch Lomond has been immortalised in a world famous song.

The afternoon is spent exploring Stirling. Take the chance to discover impressive Stirling Castle, one of Scotland’s most

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important structures both historically and architecturally.

Many royals have been crowned at Stirling Castle, including Mary Queen of Scots, and it was central to William Wallace’s fight in the Wars of Independence. Alternatively explore Stirling, geographically one of the most significant towns in Scottish history.

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08:45 17:30

INCLUSIONS

On our return journey to Edinburgh you will have the chance to visit and marvel at the stunning Kelpies, the world’s largest equine sculptures dedicated to the horse powered heritage of Central Scotland, designed by Andy Scott.

Local Scottish Guide WiFi Audio Guides

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STIRLING CASTLE

Stirling Castle

RESERVE AT THE TIME OF BOOKING

Stirling Castle is arguably the most impressive and historically important castle in Scotland. Seen for miles around, its imposing position has played a hugely strategic role throughout the centuries. Once home to the Scottish Royals, the building has been subject to many bloody sieges and much political intrigue.

LEWIS & HARRIS

ISLE OF SKYE

INVERNESS Fort Augustus

ABERDEEN

Loch Ness

Fort William Perth

DUNDEE

STIRLING

GLASGOW

EDINBURGH

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Alnwick Castle

“A beautiful day with a stop by the seaside village of Bamburgh and views of Bamburgh Castle. Our tour guide Gill was very knowledgeable about local and national history, local areas of interest and a great deal of fun.”

MAUREEN | JULY 2019

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1 DAY TOUR

ALNWICK CASTLE & THE BORDERS

ALNWICK CASTLE OPTION

ALNWICK CASTLE

FULL REFUND IF CANCELLED MORE THAN 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE

BEAUTIFUL COASTLINE DRIVE BAMBURGH AND ITS CASTLE CROSS THE BORDER FROM SCOTLAND TO ENGLAND

Combine movie magic and historic wonder on this trip through the Scottish Borders and Northumberland. You will visit the picturesque seaside village of Bamburgh and take in the superb views of the 5th century Bamburgh Castle, but it is Alnwick Castle that’s the true star of this show. It’s not only a key filming location for Harry Potter and Downton Abbey; it’s also a historic location of epic conquests and royal splendour. Take this trip and become enthralled by Scottish and English borders regions.

We leave Edinburgh in the morning and head south to the Borders. On the way to England, you will see the gently rolling hills and dramatic coastlines of East Lothian. Our first stop is the beautiful coastal town Bamburgh. Take a stroll to the stunning beach and view the dramatic 5th century Bamburgh Castle sitting on a natural throne of volcanic dolerite.

We will spend the afternoon exploring Alnwick Castle. There is a lot to do here; admire large stately rooms and beautiful

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architecture, explore the spectacular gardens or learn a little about the popular films and TV shows that have been filmed here.

08:15 17:30

INCLUSIONS Local Scottish Guide

After spending time in Alnwick, we make our way back over the border to Scotland. On our drive home we’ll regale you with tales of the turbulent past before arriving into Edinburgh early evening.

WiFi Audio Guides

EXPLORE MORE Alnwick Castle

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ALNWICK CASTLE The magnificent Alnwick Castle was built over 920 years ago. Its purpose was to control the perilous borders between Scotland and England. But now it’s renowned for more than bloody history. The expansive gardens are world famous, the art collection is unrivalled and the rooms are some of the finest examples of 19th century Italianate design.

LEWIS & HARRIS

ISLE OF SKYE

INVERNESS Fort Augustus

ABERDEEN

Loch Ness Braemar

Fort William Perth

DUNDEE St Andrews

STIRLING

GLASGOW

EDINBURGH Bamburgh Castle Alnwick

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Midhope Castle

“Had an enjoyable day out visiting sites where Outlander was filmed. We had Caitlin as our tour guide. Caitlin is so enthusiastic with her story telling and history of the Jacobites.

The highlight of the day was Lallybroch.”

SUe | SEPTEMBER 2020

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1 DAY TOUR

OUTLANDER EXPLORER

Doune Castle Option

DOUNE CASTLE* USED AS CASTLE LEOCH

FULL REFUND IF CANCELLED MORE THAN 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE

CULROSS, THE FICTIONAL VILLAGE OF CRANESMUIR FALKLAND, SETTING FOR 1940’S INVERNESS LINLITHGOW PALACE MIDHOPE CASTLE* – THE REAL-LIFE LALLYBROCH

Imagine walking in the footsteps of Jamie and Claire from the hit series Outlander, with a local Scottish Guide regaling all the gruesome history and stories that made this an epic hit. We take you on a journey to some of the most famous scenes from the series such as Midhope Castle, the real-life Lallybroch, Doune Castle, seat of Clan MacKenzie and the impressive Linlithgow Palace. Your Guide will give you an insight into the history and stories of each location, making this the perfect trip for those looking for a quick Outlander fix.

We make our first stop at Linlithgow Palace known as Wentworth Prison in the show. We then visit Doune Castle, one of Scotland’s best preserved medieval castles and used as the setting for Castle Leoch in Outlander. You’ll have time to explore this historic stronghold.

Our journey takes us on to the Kingdom of Fife, an area of great historical importance and the ancestral home of Scottish monarchs.

We make a stop at Culross, where Claire was accused of witchcraft

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in the village of ‘Cranesmuir’. This charming village is the most complete example of a 17th and 18th century burgh in Scotland today.

INCLUSIONS

After lunch we continue to the village of Falkland, used for filming 1940’s Inverness. With over 28 listed buildings it gives a good representation of this period. Our final stop is at Midhope Castle, the real-life Lallybroch, arriving back in Edinburgh early evening.

Audio Guides

08:45 17:30

Local Scottish Guide WiFi

EXPLORE MORE Doune Castle* RESERVE AT THE TIME OF BOOKING

* Please note that there are dates throughout the year

DOUNE CASTLE Known to the Outlander fans as Castle Leoch – the seat of Clan MacKenzie, Doune Castle is one of the best-preserved medieval strongholds in Scotland. Built in 14th century the castle has survived through the wars and rebellions of Scotland and has its own interesting history. It also starred in Monty Python and the Holy Grail and more recently featured as the setting for Winterfell in the pilot episode of Game of Thrones.

where Midhope Castle and Doune Castle are closed for estate activity and filming

LEWIS & HARRIS

ISLE OF SKYE

INVERNESS Fort Augustus

ABERDEEN

Loch Ness

Fort William Perth

DUNDEE St Andrews

STIRLING

GLASGOW

EDINBURGH

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EDINBURGH TATTOO DAY TOUR THE WORLD FAMOUS EDINBURGH MILITARY TATTOO

INCLUDES DISTILLERY TOUR

SAMPLE WHISKY AT SCOTLAND’S OLDEST WORKING DISTILLERY DUNKELD CATHEDRAL HERMITAGE FOREST WALK THE NATIONAL WALLACE MONUMENT

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A stunning day tour of the Highlands, a land of forests, mountains, rivers and glens. Visit a local whisky distillery and sample a warming dram of single malt whisky. The day concludes with our return to Edinburgh in time for an evening at the world famous Edinburgh Military Tattoo.

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MONDAY - SATURDAY 08:45 17:30

DEPARTS RETURNS INCLUSIONS Local Scottish Guide Edinburgh Military Tattoo Ticket Whisky Distillery Tour Dunkeld Cathedral Hermitage Forest Walk WiFi Audio Guides

EXPLORE MORE ‘Taste of Scotland’ Warehouse No 9 Whisky Experience Day Tour

Military Tattoo at Edinburgh Castle

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Upgrade your whisky experience to include an exclusive visit to Warehouse No 9. Enter the bonded warehouse to sample four premium whisky tastes from the exceptional Glenturret single malt range. The upgrade option includes a light lunch at the distillery

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We leave Edinburgh behind and pass Stirling with views of its impressive Castle and the Wallace Monument. Then it’s into the scenic beauty of the Highlands, once home to the infamous cattle thief and rogue, Rob Roy MacGregor. We visit a local whisky distillery where you will learn how the ‘water of life’ is made and sample a wee dram. We then explore the peaceful Hermitage and take a short woodland walk to see the stunning Black Linn Falls on the River Braan.

Arrive back in Edinburgh, with time to grab a bite to eat before making your own way to the evening performance of the Military Tattoo at Edinburgh Castle.

“Our tour guide Duncan was very knowledgeable and friendly. Our day was amazing… everything went very smoothly and we had a most enjoyable day.

The Edinburgh Tattoo was breathtaking and it was also lovely to catch up and have a chat with people whom we had met during the day trip.”

NEIRDAH | AUGUST 2019

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We take in Dunkeld with its spectacular cathedral on the banks of the River Tay before returning south past the inspiring Forth Bridges.

HIGHLAND GAMES

HIGHLAND GAMES DAY TOUR PARTICIPATE IN THE TRADITION OF A CLAN GATHERING

INCLUDES GAMES TICKET

PIPING COMPETITIONS & HIGHLAND DANCING CABER TOSSING & HAMMER THROWING

FULL REFUND IF CANCELLED MORE THAN 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE

TRADITIONAL HIGHLAND DRESS STUNNING HIGHLAND SCENERY

Join us on a day tour to a real Highland Games where you can soak up the atmosphere and experience the excitement. The Games, or Gatherings, take place in towns and villages throughout the country and are a highlight of the Scottish calendar, making for a truly memorable day out amongst grand Highland scenery.

The Highland Games are renowned over the world as a test of strength between Clans. These athletic contests date back over 900 years and the Games are a fantastic spectacle where you’ll see Highland dancing, pipe band displays, hammer throwing, tug-of-war and caber tossing.

We have created a range of day tours based around these spectacular cultural events that include the best of our beautiful landscape. Each has its own local charm and character. Our programme includes a visit to the world famous Braemar Gathering attended by members of the Royal Family since Queen Victoria first attended in 1848.

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SATURDAY & SUNDAY

* BRAEMAR GATHERING DEPARTS 08:00 & RETURNS 20:30

INCLUSIONS Local Scottish Guide Entrance to the Games WiFi

GAMES PROGRAMME

Sun 30th May

Blair Atholl

Sun 13th June

Glamis

Sat 3rd July

BRAEMAR GATHERING Known as ‘The Games’, and originating from those believed to have been held by Malcolm III in the 11th Century, an annual Highland Games Gathering is held at Braemar in Royal Deeside on the first Saturday in September.

08:30* 17:45*

DEPARTS RETURNS

Sun 8th August Sun 22nd August

Luss Bridge of Allan Crieff

Sat 4th September

Braemar Gathering*

Sat 11th September

Pitlochry

The Gathering is one of the most famous. Her Majesty the Queen is patron and frequently attends. Having Royal Family at the games has been a tradition since Queen Victoria attended back in 1848.

Braemar Games

“The whole day was amazing. The tour guide Scot made sure we all had a fantastic day out in Pitlochry. His commentary on the bus was superb, full of Scottish wit and even some glorious singing! Probably the best guided tour I’ve ever been on, everything ran smoothly and we were very well looked after!

Would definitely recommend to anyone.”

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HIGHLAND HOSPITALITY

Portree

ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS: Accommodation is included in the B&B and hotel options. We use local 3* bed & breakfasts, guest houses and 3* Highland hotels. We give you the choice so you can choose what best suits your budget. Whatever you decide you are guaranteed a comfortable room and a warm Highland welcome.

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HOTEL

B&Bs are renowned for being warm and friendly and many people feel that they offer a more authentic way to experience Scotland. These are generally located within one mile of the centre of town. Most offer a traditional Scottish cooked breakfast. In some cases you are staying with a family who let out rooms in their home to visitors.

Highland hotels are smaller than typical hotels ensuring a cosy and hospitable welcome. Facilities are more limited when compared with most hotels situated in large cities, however, you can be assured of a comfortable stay within close proximity to the centre of town. They are usually family run and have their own individual style and character. They serve traditional Scottish breakfast and often offer a dinner option too.

SOLO TRAVELLERS: We have limited availability of single room upgrades which can be selected at the time of booking where available or on request.

ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT: Highland hotels and B&B’s do not have lifts/elevators.

For more information see our Accessibility Statement on page 42.

VOTED TOP RAIL JOURNEY IN THE WORLD

Jacobite Steam Train

THE JACOBITE STEAM TRAIN The Jacobite Steam Train was featured in a number of Harry Potter movies as the ‘Hogwarts Express’ and travels over the 21 arches of the impressive Glenfinnan Viaduct.

Starting in Mallaig or Fort William the train visits Arisaig, Britain’s most westerly railway station, and from the coast you can see the ‘Small Isles’ of Rum, Eigg, Muck and the stunning white beaches used in films such as Local Hero and Highlander.

The Jacobite Steam Train then passes through Glenfinnan where Bonnie Prince Charlie raised his standard to begin his ill-fated claim to the throne in 1745.

We then cross over the viaduct with amazing views down Loch Sheil before heading to Fort William in the shadow of Ben Nevis, Britain’s highest mountain.

The Jacobite Steam Train is an outstanding way to take in the beautiful scenery of the Scottish west coast and we guarantee it is an experience you will never forget.

The West Highland Line has been voted ‘Top Rail Journey of the World’ in Wanderlust Magazine for several years and you’ll understand why as soon as you hop on board.

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“Highly recommend Highland Explorer Tours. It was a delightful and well managed visit through the Highlands.

Our tour guide was knowledgeable, patient and a fabulous story teller. Worth every penny.”

TRIP | JUNE 2019

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2 DAY TOUR

ROYAL BRAEMAR AND HIGHLAND GAMES

INCLUDES ROYAL GAMES TICKET

ROYAL BRAEMAR GATHERING

ROYAL DEESIDE

PIPING COMPETITIONS & HIGHLAND DANCING

TOMNAVERIE STONE CIRCLE

CABER TOSSING & HAMMER THROWING

DUNNOTTAR CASTLE

TRADITIONAL HIGHLAND DRESS

ST ANDREWS, HOME OF GOLF

Join us on a two-day tour to Braemar and its world-famous Royal Highland Gathering. Soak up the atmosphere and experience the excitement at this traditional cultural event. It is believed that the Braemar Gathering has existed for around 1,000 years, and since Queen Victoria’s visit in 1848, the Royal Family have been regular attendees. There will be Highland Games, Highland dancing, clan gatherings and lots of tartan. Our journey takes us through the stunning Highland scenery of Royal Deeside and onto the charming cathedral town of St Andrews before returning to Edinburgh.

DAY ONE: Departing Edinburgh at 8.00am we make our way north, over the Firth of Forth, and up into the wild Highlands.

Soak up the stunning scenery throughout the journey, before we arrive into the charming village of Braemar. Visit the Duke of Rothesay Highland Games Centre which offers a fascinating exhibition exploring the history of the annual Highland Games.

In the evening, enjoy dinner and drinks at our hotel on the River Dee. (Overnight: Royal Deeside)

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SATURDAY DEPARTS RETURNS

08:00 17:45

INCLUSIONS Local Scottish Guide

DAY TWO: Today we set off to discover the delights of Royal Deeside; which takes its name from the River Dee, and the area’s royal connections. Visit the ancient Tomnaverie Stone Circle, then travel to the east coast, where you can wander along the coast and marvel at the dramatic ruins of Dunnottar Castle. Enjoy lunch and free time in the beautiful cathedral town of St Andrews, before arriving back into Edinburgh early evening.

1 Night Hotel Accommodation 1 Dinner at the Hotel Entrance to the Games

ACCOMMODATION Accommodation is included. See page 24 for details about the hotel options.

BRAEMAR GATHERING Known as ‘The Games’, and originating from those believed to have been held by Malcolm III in the 11th Century, an annual Highland Games Gathering is held at Braemar in Royal Deeside on the first Saturday in September.

The Gathering is one of the most famous. Her Majesty the Queen is patron and frequently attends. Having Royal Family at the games has been a tradition since Queen Victoria attended back in 1848.

LEWIS & HARRIS

ISLE OF SKYE

INVERNESS Fort Augustus

ABERDEEN

Loch Ness Braemar

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Fort William Perth

DUNDEE St Andrews

STIRLING

GLASGOW

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Jacobite Steam Train

“ I had a really great experience, everything was well organized and the current situation with Covid 19 was managed safely.

The accommodation booked for the two nights on the Isle of Skye was really comfortable. The Isle of Skye is breathtaking and the Jacobite steam train is a great experience to try!

I recommend this tour!”

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3 DAY TOUR

ISLE OF SKYE & THE HIGHLANDS

INCLUDES DUNKELD CATHEDRAL

JACOBITE STEAM TRAIN*

DUNKELD CATHEDRAL

STUNNING ISLE OF SKYE

DUNVEGAN CASTLE*

LOCH NESS

ARMADALE CASTLE & GARDENS AND MUSEUM OF THE ISLES*

GLENCOE EILEAN DONAN CASTLE

Discover the Highlands and the magical Isle of Skye with its outstanding natural beauty, Viking history, and ancient myths and legends. This is a journey packed with many of Scotland’s most iconic sights and scenery, as well as the chance to travel one of the great train journeys in the world on the Jacobite Steam Train.

DAY ONE: Leaving Edinburgh, past stunning views of the Forth Bridges, we enter the Highlands through Perthshire, a land of forests, rivers and mountains. We visit the quaint village of Dunkeld with its historic cathedral sitting on the banks of the River Tay. It’s then further north into the Highlands before we enter the Great Glen. At Fort Augustus, there is time to explore the shores of Loch Ness and a chance to spot Nessie. The journey continues to the famous Isle of Skye, but first we take in spectacular Eilean Donan Castle, one of Scotland’s most famous icons. Our home for the night is the Isle of Skye, the ‘winged isle’.

(Overnight: Portree) DAY TWO: We spend the day exploring the dramatic Isle of Skye with its amazing scenery, lochs, mountains and rugged coastline.

Hear tales of Bonnie Prince Charlie’s escape from the mainland

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Saturday APRIL - SEPTEMBER

against the backdrop of the jagged Cuillin Mountains. Highlights include the mysterious rock formation of the Old Man of Storr, Kilt Rock with its cascading waterfall and Dunvegan’s impressive castle. (Overnight: Portree)

Monday & Wednesday DEPARTS RETURNS SUMMER* RETURNS WINTER*

DAY THREE: We have the chance to explore the castle and gardens of Clan Donald Skye before taking the ferry to the west coast fishing village of Mallaig. Here you can board the Jacobite Steam Train to Fort William, one of the most spectacular railway journeys in the world. The train crosses the Glenfinnan Viaduct where a monument to Bonnie Prince Charlie’s campaign now stands.

We head south through the dramatic scenery of Glencoe, wild Rannoch Moor then the heart of Rob Roy country before arriving back in Edinburgh.

08:00 20:30 17:30

INCLUSIONS Local Scottish Guide 2 Nights B&B /Hotel Accommodation Ferry Crossing ‘Over the Sea’ from the Isle of Skye * Dunkeld Cathedral Audio Guides

* (Mid-April to mid-October)

EXPLORE MORE Jacobite Steam Train *

RESERVE AT THE TIME OF BOOKING

THE SKYE INN The Skye Inn is a deluxe B&B situated in a quiet corner of Portree, just a five minute walk from the main square. The grand dining room, large open fire, comfy sofas and first class Highland hospitality offer the warmest of welcomes. For those who select the B&B option The Skye Inn is the preferred accommodation for the two nights on the Isle of Skye.

Dunvegan Castle Entrance *

RESERVE AT THE TIME OF BOOKING

LEWIS & HARRIS

Armadale Castle, Gardens and Museum of the Isles * PAY LOCALLY

ISLE OF SKYE 2 Portree

ACCOMMODATION

INVERNESS ABERDEEN

Loch Ness Fort William

Fort Augustus

Glencoe

DUNDEE Perth STIRLING

GLASGOW

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= no. of overnights

Accommodation is included. See page 24 for details about the B&B and hotel options.

SEASONAL VARIATIONS

* Summer itinerary mid-April to mid-October. † Winter Itinerary mid-October to April. Day three

south via Skye Bridge, Glencoe and Rannoch Moor.

See website for details.

Please note this tour runs in conjunction with our sister company HAGGiS Adventures.

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“I was born and raised on a Scottish Island, so most of my life has been spent by the sea, it’s in my blood! I know first-hand the vast array of species which can be found in this part of Scotland, and how amazing it is to encounter them in the wild. The puffins are the superstars of this tour, but we’ll also be looking out for sea eagles, seals and dolphins!”

DUNCAN | LOCAL GUIDE

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4 DAY TOUR

MULL, IONA & STAFFA PUFFIN EXPERIENCE ISLE OF IONA GLENCOE DEANSTON DISTILLERY FRESH SEAFOOD IN OBAN ISLE OF MULL

INCLUDES SIX-HOUR WILDLIFE CRUISE

LOCH LOMOND & TROSSACHS NATIONAL PARK SIX-HOUR WILDLIFE CRUISE TO TRESHNISH ISLES AND WORLD-FAMOUS FINGAL’S CAVE ON STAFFA

Meet the most amusing and inquisitive birds in Scotland, while exploring the stunning west coast, plus the idyllic isles of Mull and Iona. Our journey along Loch Lomond is just a warm-up for the scenery and sea views to come.

Photograph the colourful harbour in Tobermory, where we will spend two nights. Marvel at Fingal’s Cave and get up close to the adorable puffins on our water-based adventure around Staffa and the Treshnish Isles. You’ll have the chance to spot whales, seals and eagles. Experience the beauty and serenity of Iona, before spending the final night in Oban. On our last day we journey through stunning scenery, including the mighty Glencoe and finish off the day at Deanston Distillery for a wee dram of whisky.

DAY ONE: Leaving Edinburgh at 8.30am, we journey west through Glasgow – the largest city in Scotland – towards the scenic beauty of Loch Lomond. Explore the charming village of Luss, take photos from the Rest and Be Thankful viewpoint and enjoy free time in pretty Inveraray for lunch. Visit the ancient Dunadd Fort before continuing towards the bustling port town of Oban for our ferry to Mull, where we spend two nights in Tobermory.

(Overnight: Tobermory) DAY TWO: After breakfast, we check-in for our cruise to the Treshnish Isles and Staffa. Sit back and relax on our water-based adventure around the beautiful Treshnish Isles. Throughout this six-hour extravaganza keep an eye out for seals, eagles and whales, while listening to commentary from our wildlife guide.

We spend two hours on Lunga to explore the large puffin colony that nest in burrows on the grassy hillside surrounded by wildflower. Listen to tales of giants and geology as we sail to Staffa and marvel at Fingal’s Cave. We return to Tobermory, for a night in this adorable multi-coloured harbour town.

(Overnight: Tobermory) DAY THREE: Today we travel across mountainous Mull to visit the spiritual Isle of Iona, often referred to as the sacred heart of Scotland. Enjoy plenty free time to have lunch, visit Iona Abbey, explore the white sand beaches, and experience the special feeling reported by many visitors to the island. Afterwards, we catch the ferry back to Oban, where you can try fresh seafood and have a drink with the locals on our last night.

(Overnight: Oban)

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Friday DEPARTS RETURNS

08:30 17:30

INCLUSIONS Local Scottish Guide

DAY FOUR: We depart Oban and travel through the dramatic and breath-taking landscape that is Glencoe and onto the wild expanse of Rannoch Moor and Rob Roy’s old stomping ground.

We stop at Deanston Distillery to learn all about single malt production – and sample it straight from the source. Catch a glimpse of the Wallace Monument, while listening to tales of our national hero. Return to Edinburgh at around 5.30pm after four awesome days.

3 Nights Hotel Accommodation All Ferry Crossings Puffin Boat Tour to Staffa and the Treshnish Isles Deanston Distillery Tour

EXPLORE MORE Iona Abbey PAY LOCALLY

ACCOMMODATION Accommodation is included. See page 24 for details about the hotel options.

LEWIS & HARRIS

ISLE OF SKYE

INVERNESS Fort Augustus

Tobermory ISLE 2 OF MULL Iona Fionnphort

ABERDEEN

Loch Ness

Fort William Glencoe Perth

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Oban STIRLING

GLASGOW

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Please note this tour runs in conjunction with our sister company HAGGiS Adventures.

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Isle of Islay

“I love whisky. On the road, I share my love for all things Scottish with people from all over the world; whisky, castles, lochs, glens, history. Join me as I combine all my passions, on the spiritual home of Scotland’s smoky single malt. We will raise a glass and say “slàinte” as we experience the culture, music, and ‘water of life’ that this island is famed for!”

LEE | LOCAL GUIDE

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4 DAY TOUR

THE ISLAY FESTIVAL OF WHISKY, MUSIC & CULTURE LUSS, LOCH LOMOND

ISLAY WHISKY FESTIVAL

OBAN

ISLAY WHISKY DISTILLERY TOURS AND TASTINGS

INVERARAY DUNADD FORT THE KELPIES

INCLUDES WHISKY TOURS AND TASTINGS

GLENCOE AND THE HIGHLANDS REST AND BE THANKFUL VIEWPOINT

Join us on an exciting journey to the Isle of Islay. Experience the island’s famous single malt, traditional music and Gaelic culture at the annual Islay Whisky Festival – Feis Ile. Islay is the Queen of the Hebrides, and whisky is just one of the jewels in her crown. Visit the Mull of Oa peninsula, the Three Distilleries Path and the island beaches. Discover historic gems, learn about the island way of life, and sample the finest whisky straight from the source.

Travel through the west of Scotland, stopping at Loch Lomond, Oban, and Glencoe. This tour is a feast for the senses.

DAY ONE: We depart Edinburgh at 9.00am and travel to the charming village of Luss on Loch Lomond. We continue our journey west, stopping at the Rest and Be Thankful viewpoint, before lunch in pretty Inveraray, which sits on Loch Fyne. The afternoon is spent visiting the historically significant Dunadd Fort.

Afterwards, we board the ferry to Islay before settling into our accommodation. (Overnight: Port Ellen) DAY TWO: After breakfast, we start the day with a walk on the beach and a visit to the ancient Kildalton Cross. Enjoy lunch and a dram at Ardbeg Distillery. Next, you can walk the Three Distilleries Path to Lagavulin and Laphroaig, where you will be rewarded with coastal views and more drams! We finish the day back in Port Ellen, to experience the local whisky festival celebrations.

(Overnight: Port Ellen) DAY THREE: We spend our morning exploring the rugged peninsula that is the Mull of Oa. Visit the American Monument from WW1 and look out for wildlife in the RSPB Nature Reserve.

Next, we pay a visit to Bowmore Distillery before free time for lunch and shopping. Then, we travel to Port Charlotte to visit the Islay Life Museum, and Bruichladdich distillery for whisky – and gin! Afterwards, take a walk along the white sands of Machir Bay, before our final distillery visit at Kilchoman. We return to the hotel and go to dinner in a local restaurant. (Overnight: Port Ellen)

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WEDNESDAY DEPARTS RETURNS

09:00 19:30

INCLUSIONS Local Scottish Guide

DAY FOUR: We catch the morning ferry back to the mainland, and then continue our journey along the idyllic west coast to the bustling seaside town of Oban, where we will have lunch.

Afterwards, we travel towards Glencoe; one of Scotland’s most dramatic and awe-inspiring landscapes. Soak up the last of the scenery on our drive south, with a final stop at The Kelpies; two striking steel structures, and the largest equine landmark in the world. We arrive back into Edinburgh at approximately 7.30pm.

3 Nights Hotel Accommodation All Ferry Crossings Whisky Distillery Tours of Laphroaig & Kilchoman Whisky Tastings at Bruichladdich, Ardbeg & Lagavulin Museum of Islay Life

EXPLORE MORE Bowmore Whisky Distillery PAY LOCALLY

ACCOMMODATION Thurso John O’Groats

Durness

Stornoway

Accommodation is included. See page 24 for details about the hotel options.

LEWIS & HARRIS Ullapool ISLE OF SKYE

INVERNESS Fort Augustus

Glencoe

Fort William Perth

Oban Dunadd Fort Port Charlotte Mull of Oa

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ABERDEEN

Loch Ness

DUNDEE

STIRLING Kennacraig

GLASGOW

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Please note this tour runs in conjunction with our sister company HAGGiS Adventures.

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Eilean Donan Castle

“The tour was truly enjoyable. We were able to see the most beautiful outskirts of the Scottish Highlands and learn a lot about the historic significance of each place we visited. A huge thanks to Rich our guide because he made this tour authentic by sharing his personal stories. He was knowledgeable but also a very good story-teller and that made our learning experience so much fun.”

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5 DAY TOUR

ISLE OF SKYE, LOCH NESS & INVERNESS

INCLUDES WHISKY DISTILLERY VISIT

JACOBITE STEAM TRAIN*

EILEAN DONAN CASTLE

ISLE OF SKYE

GLENCOE

ARMADALE CASTLE & GARDENS*

FISHING PORT OF OBAN

LOCH NESS CRUISE*

HIGHLAND CAPITAL INVERNESS

WHISKY DISTILLERY VISIT

CULLODEN BATTLEFIELD (AS FEATURED IN OUTLANDER)

Take a spectacular journey through the Highlands and the magical Isle of Skye.

Venture through a range of classic Highland scenery; experience many local gems and be inspired by myths and legends. We’ve got mighty Glencoe, the option to ride the ‘Hogwarts Express’ Jacobite SteamTrain, whisky tasting and ruined castles galore. From start to finish, every part of this trip reveals a little more of Scotland’s quintessential charm.

DAY ONE: We head north to Stirling and the towering Wallace Monument with stunning views of the Castle. We try a dram of the ‘Water of life’ at a Highland whisky distillery. We enter the Highlands heading through wild Rannoch Moor and Glencoe and on to the fishing port of Oban. (Overnight: Oban) DAY TWO: Take the steam train* from Fort William crossing the Glenfinnan viaduct featured in the Harry Potter movies or travel the equally impressive ‘Road to the Isles’. We take the ferry to the Isle of Skye where we can explore Armadale Castle and Gardens*, former home of the MacDonalds, before driving north to our overnight destination. (Overnight: Portree) DAY THREE: We explore more of the mysterious Isle of Skye with its awe-inspiring mountains, stunning coastline, myths and legends before returning to the mainland. On the way to Loch Ness we pass Eilean Donan Castle and wind our way along the Great Glen to Inverness, the Capital of the Highlands. (Overnight: Inverness)

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DAY FOUR: Hunt for the elusive monster with a cruise on Loch Ness* before heading north towards the stunning beauty of the northwest Highlands. We take in the beautiful town of Beauly with its Priory dating back to 1230, then it’s into the rugged and isolated mountains that secure Scotland’s place as one of the last great wilderness in Europe. (Overnight: Inverness)

INCLUSIONS Local Scottish Guide 4 Nights B&B/Hotel Accommodation Ferry Crossing ‘Over the Sea’ to the Isle of Skye Whisky Distillery Tour Culloden Battlefield

DAY FIVE: We explore Culloden Battlefield, the scene of Bonnie Prince Charlie’s defeat back in 1746 then the mysterious burial chambers of Clava Cairns; which inspired the hit TV series Outlander. We visit the Highland Folk Museum to get a real taste of Highland life from the past centuries before heading to Dunkeld with its beautiful cathedral, on our way back to Edinburgh.

Clava Cairns

EXPLORE MORE Jacobite Steam Train *

RESERVE AT THE TIME OF BOOKING

Loch Ness Cruise * PAY LOCALLY

Armadale Castle, Gardens and Museum of the Isles * PAY LOCALLY

Culloden Visitor Centre PAY LOCALLY LEWIS & HARRIS

ACCOMMODATION

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CULLODEN BATTLEFIELD & VISITOR CENTRE Working in partnership with the National Trust for Scotland we are delighted to offer you a special discounted admission fee.

On the 16th of April 1746, Culloden was the site of the last pitched battle fought on the British mainland. Through an interpretive exhibition and a visit to the battlefield itself, you can learn why this hour long conflict changed Highland life and world history forever. With ongoing archaeological research and fresh historical interpretations, the story is far from over…

More recently Culloden has been used as the backdrop to the popular TV series Outlander.

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Accommodation is included. See page 24 for details about the B&B and hotel options.

INVERNESS ABERDEEN

Loch Ness Fort Augustus Glencoe 1

SEASONAL VARIATIONS

Fort William DUNDEE

Oban

* Summer itinerary mid-April to mid-October. † Winter Itinerary mid-October to April. Day two south via Skye Bridge.

See website for details.

Perth STIRLING

GLASGOW

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= no. of overnights

Please note this tour runs in conjunction with our sister company HAGGiS Adventures.

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“We struck gold on this tour with our guide Duncan. He knew Scotland like the back of his hand, and told us great stories, wild legends and lots of useful information about each area. The Outer Hebrides will steal your hearts as it did ours. The final day of the tour was the cherry on top with a ride on the Jacobite Steam Train!”

ROBIN | JUNE 2019

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ISLE OF SKYE & THE OUTER HEBRIDES GLENCOE

CALLANISH STANDING STONES

LOCH NESS

ARMADALE CASTLE, GARDENS AND MUSEUM TO THE ISLES

ISLE OF SKYE EILEAN DONAN CASTLE JACOBITE STEAM TRAIN THE KELPIES

INCLUDES Whisky Tasting

FERRY FROM SKYE TO THE WEST COAST FISHING VILLAGE OF MALLAIG HIGHLAND CAPITAL INVERNESS DUN CARLOWAY, IRON AGE BROCH

Prepare for an unforgettable journey across the Highlands and Islands, where we discover some of Scotland’s most iconic destinations, as well as the hidden gems; from the world-famous Loch Ness to the remote corners of the Outer Hebrides. We explore by land and sea, from beach to battlefield, castle to coastal town; where stunning scenery, ancient monuments, and Scotch whisky are guaranteed. Immerse yourself in the magic of the Isle of Skye and Glencoe, while we keep you entertained with myths, legends, and tales from our rich history.

DAY ONE: We travel north stopping to marvel at the stunning Kelpies, the world’s largest equine sculptures dedicated to the horse powered heritage of Central Scotland, designed by Andy Scott. Learn about William Wallace as we pass Stirling Castle, and catch a glimpse of Doune Castle, which appears in Monty Python & the Holy Grail, Outlander and Game of Thrones. Soak up the atmospheric scenery in Glencoe and learn about the legend of ‘Nessie’ at Loch Ness. (Overnight: Inverness) DAY TWO: Start the day with fresh air and stunning scenery at Black Water Falls. We continue north and take to the water on the ferry from Ullapool to Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis and continue our journey south to the Isle of Harris. You’ll be blown away at the beauty of the flawless white sand beaches with turquoise sea, and a backdrop of mountains. We have time to explore the island and view beautiful seal colonies before indulging in some of the best local produce. (Overnight: Stornoway) DAY THREE: Travel back in time to the Neolithic period at the mysterious 5000-year old Callanish Standing Stones, and then fast-forward to the Iron Age at the broch of Dun Carloway.

Experience 17th century island life at the Gearrannan Blackhouse Village, and then explore the remote and rugged Atlantic coastline. Visit the Butt of Lewis, the most northerly point on the island, to see the isolated lighthouse. (Overnight Stornoway) DAY FOUR: Depart Stornoway and drive back south towards the picturesque Isle of Harris. Enjoy some free time to shop for Harris Tweed before we board the ferry and go over the sea to the Isle of Skye. Spend the afternoon exploring the Trotternish peninsula, learning about the island’s myths and legends, while gazing at the enchanting scenery. We arrive at our final stop in the main town of Portree in time to enjoy dinner in one of the local restaurants and to sample some whisky. (Overnight Portree)

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SATURDAY DEPARTS RETURNS INCLUSIONS

DAY FIVE: Enjoy a magical day of island exploration on the Isle of Skye. Visit the enchanted waters of the Sligachan River with views of the old bridge and the breathtaking Cuillin mountains. Drive over the Skye Bridge to the iconic and beautiful Eilean Donan Castle; used in the filming of Highlander and James Bond. Free time back in Portree; visit the shops, restaurants, and picturesque harbour with its colourful facades. (Overnight: Portree)

Local Scottish Guide 5 Nights B&B Accommodation Gearrannan Blackhouse Village Whisky Tasting All Ferry Crossings

DAY SIX: Wander round Armadale Castle, Gardens and Museum; the spiritual home of Clan Donald and our final stop on the Isle of Skye. We take the ferry back to the mainland, arriving at the fishing village of Mallaig on the west coast. You have a chance to experience one of the most spectacular railway journeys in the world and travel over the Glenfinnan Viaduct on the Jacobite Steam Train; made famous by Harry Potter.

We take the scenic route back to Edinburgh through Stornoway the Cairngorms 2 LEWIS & HARRIS National Park, arriving Ullapool around 8.30pm.

ISLE 2 Portree OF SKYE

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Fort Augustus Mallaig Fort William

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EXPLORE MORE Jacobite Steam Train

RESERVE AT THE TIME OF BOOKING

Eilean Donan Castle PAY LOCALLY

Armadale Castle, Gardens and Museum of the Isles PAY LOCALLY

ACCOMMODATION Accommodation is included. See page 24 for details about the B&B options.

INVERNESS

ABERDEEN

Loch Ness

Spean Bridge Glencoe

DUNDEE Perth

STIRLING

GLASGOW

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EDINBURGH

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Sumburgh Head Lighthouse, Shetland

“To say that I LOVE the Shetland Isle’s is an understatement.

Of all the places that I’ve visited in the world, Shetland is by far my favourite. It’s not just my passion - it’s a bit of an obsession!

There are world-famous, mind blowing, ancient archaeological sites and stunningly beautiful beaches which I can’t wait to share with you.”

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6 DAY TOUR

SHETLAND SUMMER SOLSTICE DUNNOTTAR CASTLE

SPOT PUFFINS

ST ANDREWS – HOME OF GOLF

EXPLORE THE JARLSHOF PREHISTORIC AND NORSE SETTLEMENT

TRADITIONAL LIVE MUSIC CELEBRATE THE SUMMER SOLSTICE AT SUMBURGH HEAD LIGHTHOUSE

INCLUDES SUMBURGH HEAD LIGHTHOUSE

ROYAL BRAEMAR HIGHLAND GAMES CENTRE VISIT THE UP HELLY AA EXHIBITION IN LERWICK

Our destination is the remote islands of Shetland in the far north of Scotland, and our purpose is to celebrate the Summer Solstice. This special period is known in these parts as ‘Simmer Dim’, and we will experience the night-long twilight at Sumburgh Head Lighthouse and Nature Reserve. Visit several truly amazing ancient sites and learn about the history, myths and legends which surround these wildly beautiful islands. Delve into Shetland’s Viking heritage and visit the Up Helly Aa Exhibition in Lerwick. We will stop at the fascinating Braemar Highland Games Centre on our way back to Edinburgh.

DAY ONE: We depart Edinburgh and make our first stop at the iconic Forth Bridge before travelling onwards through the Kingdom of Fife, taking in the beautiful coastal scenery and stopping at the charming university town of St Andrews. We journey north to Dunnottar Castle, which is dramatically perched over the North Sea, before boarding the ferry in Aberdeen for our overnight sailing to the Shetland Islands. (Overnight: Ferry) DAY TWO: We arrive in Shetland, and spend the morning exploring the main town of Lerwick – followed by a visit to the impressive Iron Age Clickimin Broch. Wander through Scalloway Castle and enjoy award-winning fish and chips for lunch. Discover the wild cliffs of Eshaness, before returning to our base in Lerwick.

Spend the night soaking up the atmosphere in the local pubs.

(Overnight: Lerwick) DAY THREE: After a leisurely start we journey west to explore the wee islands of Burra and Tronda, before visiting the famous beach at St Ninian’s Isle. Next, we wander through Jarlshof; one of Scotland’s finest and best-preserved prehistoric sites before heading back to the hotel to freshen up and have dinner.

We finish the day at the Sumburgh Head Lighthouse; an iconic location with sweeping cliffs and stunning sea views.

Exclusively ours for the evening, enjoy a guided tour, traditional music and sample some of Shetland’s local specialities. Spending the summer solstice in such a far-flung location, surrounded by the vast North Sea and its wildlife, is an experience which will last a lifetime. (Overnight: Lerwick) DAY FOUR: Spend the day exploring the charming town of Lerwick. Immerse yourself in the rich and interesting history of the islands at the award-winning Shetland Museum. You will also have the chance to visit the home of Detective Perez in the BBC Shetland programme, and the museum dedicated to the world-renowned Viking fire festival that is Up Helly Aa. (Overnight: Lerwick)

DAY FIVE: After breakfast, we venture north to discover the ancient Tingwall, once home to Shetland’s earliest parliament.

Soak up the last of the island scenery at the beautiful Lunna Bay. We head back to Lerwick for lunch before boarding the overnight ferry back to mainland Scotland. (Overnight: Ferry) DAY SIX: Back on the mainland, we make our way through scenic Royal Deeside, passing Crathie Kirk; the Royal Family’s place of worship when at their Highland residence. We visit the Braemar Highland Games Centre, housed in the stunning Duke of Rothesay Highland Games Centre. The new centre offers a fascinating exhibition exploring the history of the annual Highland Games in Braemar. Our final drive ORKNEY takes us through the Cairngorms National ISLES Park before arriving back into Edinburgh.

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FRIDAY DEPARTS RETURNS

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INCLUSIONS Local Scottish Guide 2 Overnight Ferries (Twin-Share Cabin) 3 Nights B&B Accommodation

SHETLAND Lerwick

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Free Time in Lerwick Guided Tour of Shetland Sumburgh Head Lighthouse Tour and Summer Solstice Celebrations

ACCOMMODATION Accommodation is included. See page 24 for details about the B&B options.

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LEWIS & HARRIS

ISLE OF SKYE

INVERNESS Fort Augustus

ABERDEEN

Loch Ness Braemar

Fort William DUNDEE Perth

St Andrews

STIRLING

GLASGOW

5

EDINBURGH

= no. of overnights

Please note this tour runs in conjunction with our sister company HAGGiS Adventures.

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6 DAY TOUR UP HELLY AA

VIKING FIRE FESTIVAL

VIKING PARADE AND LONGBOAT BURNING ROYAL BRAEMAR TIME IN LERWICK TO VISIT THE SHETLAND MUSEUM BREATHTAKING SCENERY OF THE SHETLAND ISLANDS ST ANDREWS, HOME OF GOLF TRADITIONAL MUSIC SESSIONS THE SHETLAND MUSEUM, LERWICK

22nd JANUARY 2022

SATURDAY DEPARTS RETURNS INCLUSIONS Local Scottish Guide 2 Overnight Ferries (Twin-Share Cabin) 3 Nights Hotel Free Time in Lerwick Guided Tour of Shetland

EXPLORE MORE The Shetland Museum, Lerwick

08:30 17:30

Few have heard of it, let alone been. Our destination is the remote islands of Shetland in the far north of Scotland for one of the most incredible festivals in Europe. On the last Tuesday of January this traditional winter festival marks the lengthening of the days and the dawn of another year. Classic Scottish dancing, traditional Shetland music, the boat burning ceremony and torchlight procession makes for an unforgettable experience.

DAY ONE: Leaving our capital city of Edinburgh we stop to view the iconic Forth Bridge, opened in 1890 for the passage of trains heading north. We then travel on through the Kingdom of Fife with its stunning coastal scenery before stopping at the ancient university town of St Andrews. Known as the Home of Golf, the town also boasts the magnificent ruins of a 12th Century Cathedral. We then travel to Aberdeen via Dunnottar Castle, perched dramatically on the edge of the North Sea, and board the ferry for the overnight journey to the Shetland Islands.

(Overnight: Ferry) DAY TWO: After sailing into Lerwick we spend the morning enjoying the main town of Shetland including a visit to Clickimin Military Tattoo at Edinburgh Castle Broch. After a visit to Scalloway Castle we spend the afternoon in the north of the island exploring the fantastic coastal areas of Lunna and Eshaness before we return for a night out in the Shetland capital! (Overnight: Lerwick) DAY THREE: In the west of Shetland we will visit the islands of Burra and Trondra before heading to the stunning beach at St Ninian’s Isle. We then visit Jarslhoff, one of Scotland’s finest prehistoric sites, before moving onto the stunning cliffs and sea views at Sumburgh in the far south of the island. We return to Lerwick to prepare for the main event with some celebrations in town with the locals. (Overnight: Lerwick) DAY FOUR: The big day! You get to watch the junior Jarl Squad (young Vikings) have their own parade before the main event.

Vikings make their way through the streets culminating in the ceremonial burning of a full size replica Viking Long Ship. Your Guide will be available throughout the day to make sure you don’t miss any of this world famous festival. (Overnight: Lerwick)

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DAY FIVE: After breakfast, we venture north taking in the ancient Tingwall Parliament and explore the west of the Island. Our return to Lerwick allows free time for souvenir shopping or a visit to the Shetland Museum before boarding our overnight ferry back to SHETLAND mainland Scotland. (Overnight: Ferry)

Lerwick

DAY SIX: We make our way through Royal Deeside and pass Crathie Kirk where the Royal Family worships when at their Highland residence. We also visit the resting place of John Brown, ghillie to Queen Victoria and made famous in the movie Mrs Brown starring Billy Connolly. We will then have ample time to visit Braemar for lunch. Our return journey ORKNEY passes through the Cairngorms National ISLES 2 Park before arriving back in Edinburgh.

Thurso John O’Groats

Durness LEWIS & HARRIS

ISLE OF SKYE

INVERNESS Fort Augustus

ABERDEEN

Loch Ness Braemar

Fort William DUNDEE Perth STIRLING

GLASGOW

5

EDINBURGH

= no. of overnights

St Andrews

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PRIVATE GROUP TOURS

POSSIBLE TOUR THEMES INCLUDE:

If you are part of a group in search of your own personal tour of Scotland, we would love to hear from you.

Whisky Trail – take a trip through Scotland’s whisky regions to find your perfect malt and discover the different techniques that make Scotland’s favourite drink.

We have been offering the best tours throughout the Highlands of Scotland for many years and with our knowledge and expertise, we are well placed to offer private tours with itineraries tailor-made to suit your interests. We can cater for groups of any size and whether you want a day tour, a multiday tour or an airport transfer, we can help.

With a dedicated Groups Department, experienced local Guides and a fleet of modern midi-coaches, you can relax and enjoy your time in Scotland as we’ll take care of all the planning.

We’ll design an itinerary to suit your budget and requirements to help you get the most out of your tour. No matter where you would like to go, or what special interest you may have, we will put together a tour that will deliver an exceptional and unforgettable experience.

We would be delighted to discuss your requirements and put together the perfect tour for your group so please feel free to contact us.

Email: groups@highlandexplorertours.com

Golf – Scotland is the home of Golf.

Castles – discover some of our most iconic buildings built centuries ago.

History & Heritage – explore your Clan’s heritage or relive one of Scotland’s great stories from the past.

Taste of Scotland – with some of the best produce around and incredible restaurants to boot, Scotland is a foodie’s paradise.

Film Locations– see iconic locations from your favourite films and TV shows, like Outlander and Macbeth.

Weddings – get married in your dream castle in Scotland to make your special day truly memorable.

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WE CARE Highland Explorer Tours are delighted to have achieved gold status in the Green Tourism Business Scheme. This scheme recognises our company’s ongoing commitment towards sustainability that is achieved by excellent practices throughout the company.

Coach travel has been proven to reduce congestion and cause less pollution per passenger kilometre than any other form of transportation. Our coach fleet is among the most efficient in

Europe and complies with EU emissions standards. Highland Explorer Tours has been awarded with a 5-star accreditation by Ecostar scheme that provides recognition and guidance on environmental best practice to coach operators.

Highland Explorer Tours, as part of The Travel Corporation, is proud to commit to using environmentally friendly paper for the body of our brochures. This brochure is made of material from well-managed, FSC certified forests and other controlled sources.

Environmental Charity Offering (Eco) Scheme Highland Explorer Tours are committed to sustainable tourism and to preserving Scotland’s natural wildlife, environment and unique cultures for future generations to enjoy. We have pioneered an Eco Scheme where you can make an optional £2 donation when booking any tour. We will match every donation you make.

Trees for Life are an award-wining charity working to restore the Caledonian Forest in the Highlands of Scotland. The charity has funded the protection of a number of existing forest remnants and have so far planted over half a million trees. For more information go to www.highlandexplorertours.com/about-us/ sustainable-tourism

Accessibility Statement We are committed to making your tour with us as enjoyable as possible no matter what your individual needs are. Nevertheless, there are certain limitations that may arise due to the local and rural nature of Scotland. The following is intended to provide useful information for anyone travelling with us.

Our coaches generally pick up and drop off customers at attractions or viewpoints, although there may be a short walk to meet the coach at some locations. Unfortunately, our guides are not able to assist with wheelchairs or offer physical assistance when

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embarking or disembarking from the bus. Passengers should be able to board and disembark the coach themselves using the access stairs or with the assistance of a travelling companion.

If you have any accessibility requirements, please contact us before booking. One of our experienced reservations staff will be more than happy to assist with your enquiry.

For our full accessibility statement, go to www.highlandexplorertours.com/essential-info/accessibility

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Highland Explorer Tours - Terms & Conditions Photography: David Win, DRW Photography. Gillian Renilson. Graham Stevenson. Haley Plotkin. Heidi Ahvenainen. Jamie Ross. John Duncan, VisitScotland. Kasia Hetman. Kay Gillespie, The Chaotic Scot. Kenny Lamb, VisitScotland. Liam Power. Paul Tomkins, VisitScotland. Richard Nixon. Sally Stevens. Scottish Viewpoint. Shetland Amenity Trust. Skye Class. Stephen Bridger Photography. The Royal Edinburgh Tattoo.

Once the Operators, as detailed in Clause 14 below, (hereinafter referred to as “the Operator”), confirm your booking, a contract is made between you and the Operator under the terms and conditions set out below. Your statutory rights are not affected. In a booking with more than one passenger the ‘lead passenger’ will be deemed to have accepted the terms and conditions on behalf of all passengers within the booking. The ‘lead passenger’ is the passenger who makes the booking on behalf of all passengers in a multi-passenger booking and is named in the ‘lead passenger’ field within the booking. Within these Booking Conditions, “you” and “your” means all persons named on the booking (including anyone who is added at a later date).

1. Booking/Acceptance 1.1 The Operator accepts a booking on the understanding that a deposit or full payment has been collected and held either by the Operator directly or by an authorised Travel Agent on the Operator’s behalf. Bookings made via the Operators’ own websites are considered as made with the Operator directly. 1.2 On confirmation of your booking, subject to availability and at the Operator’s discretion, the Operator will reserve your place(s) on your selected product(s) “tour(s)”. It is your (or on bookings involving more than one person, the lead passenger’s) responsibility, as the customer, to check the accuracy of your booking including your travel dates. A contract is only made between you and the Operator upon your booking being confirmed and accepted through written communication thereof to either you or your authorised Travel Agent (hereinafter referred to as “confirmation”).

1.3 On confirmation of your booking, a Booking Statement confirming ‘Full Payment’ and an e-ticket will be sent to either you or your Travel Agent for fully paid bookings. A Booking Statement indicating the amount paid and an e-ticket will be sent, for bookings where only a deposit or lesser amount has been paid. 1.4 In order to reserve your tour: 1.4a) Tours costing 200 GBP, 400 AUD, 360 CAD, 240 EUR, 500 NZD, 340 USD, 2,000 ZAR or less: full payment must be made at time of booking. 1.4b) Tours costing more than 200 GBP, 400 AUD, 400 CAD, 300 EUR, 400 NZD, 400 USD, 2,000 ZAR: a non-refundable flexi-deposit of 50 GBP, 200 AUD, 100 CAD, 75 EUR, 200 NZD, 100 USD, 1,000 ZAR, per person per tour is required, but if the booking is made within 45 days of the nominated departure date the full amount payable must be made at the time of booking. This payment is in addition to any deposit required by your Travel Agent. The deposit is accepted as a first instalment of the total tour price by the Operator only once the booking has been confirmed in writing by the Operator or your travel agent. Please note that there is no deposit option for the Up Helly Aa Viking Fire Festival Tour or the Mull & Iona & Staffa Puffin Experience, Shetland Summer Solstice and Islay Festival of Music, Whisky & Culture Festival tours). Full Payment has to be made at the time of booking and normal cancellation fees apply (see 3.1). 1.4c) The outstanding balance of the tour price must be paid by no later than 45 days prior to the scheduled, nominated or confirmed tour departure date or the payment date specified in any promotion, which shall be by the due date stated on the confirmation issued to you. Whilst every endeavour will be made to remind you of the payment due dates, it is your responsibility to make this payment in full by the due date. If payment is not made to the Operator or to your authorised Travel Agent (for Agent bookings) by the due date, the Operator will assume that you have cancelled your tour and cancellation charges in accordance with clause 3 below will be levied by the Operator 1.4d) Booking Statements confirming ‘Full Payment’ will not be issued until full payment has been received by the Operator or authorised Travel Agent. 1.5 In the case of bookings made within 45 days of tour departure, the full cost of the tour will be payable immediately at time of booking. 1.6 The Operator reserves the right to cancel the booking and apply cancellation charges should full payment not be received within the above specified periods. 1.7 If you wish to book to travel at student prices, you must have an ISIC, ITIC or ISE student ID card or a Student Flights ID Card, valid at time of and for the duration of your travels with the Operator. Photocopies or confirmations of purchase will not be accepted.

2. Travelling 2.1 The Operator’s e-tickets / Booking Statements confirming ‘Full Payment’ are not transferable. Your e-ticket / Booking Statement indicating that full payment has been made must be produced at any time at the Operator’s request. You will also be required to produce your valid passport, and the valid student ID card used when booking for travel at student prices (see section 1.7 and 5.13), each time you travel. A valid passport is required as proof of identification for all tours. 2.2 Baggage is restricted to one reasonable sized suitcase or backpack and one small carry-on bag per passenger (maximum combined weight 15kg). Carry-on bags must not weigh more than 10kg. Baggage in excess of these limits may not be carried. 2.3 It is your responsibility to check-in with the Operator not less than 15 minutes prior to the specified departure time. The Operator will not be liable for any service that departs or returns later than its specified time, even if as a result you miss a connecting service. The Operator will use its best efforts to ensure that departure and return times are met.

3. Cancellations & Changes 3.1 Cancellation of your booking must be in writing to either the Operator (for direct or website bookings) or the authorised Agent through which your booking was made. If your booking was made through an authorised Agent, all amendments and cancellations must be made directly through the Agent and not with the Operator (the Agent may also levy cancellation charges in addition to those noted below - please check with the Agent at time of booking). When written notification has been received by the Operator, a fee will be levied to cover the costs incurred. The amount of the cancellation fee will be dependent on the number of days prior to the departure date of the tour (not including the day of departure or the day of notification). 3.2 CFlexi-Deposit: If you need to cancel for whatever reason, where written confirmation is received by the Operator from you or your authorised Agent at least 45 days notice prior to your confirmed or nominated departure date, your deposit value will remain as a credit on your booking available to use against another trip. One deposit amount can be credited per trip. Deposits cannot be combined or applied to existing bookings. No refund of the deposit will be applicable. Where the new trip departure is within the 2021 operating season (defined as the period covering all scheduled departures), this must be confirmed in writing to the Operator minimum 45 days prior to the new departure date. 3.3 Cancellation of individual passengers from a multiple booking where a group discount applies (e.g. ‘Mates’ Rates’ discount) will mean that the discount applied at the time of booking will be forfeited, due to the qualifying criteria no longer being met. If the cancellation results in the qualifying criteria no longer being met, then the total price payable for the remaining passengers on the booking will be adjusted, and any forfeited discount will be reclaimed through deduction in calculating any refund due to the cancelling passengers. The following cancellation policies apply: The below cancellations fees are levied from periods of notice given prior to confirmed/nominate departure date as % of the total trip fare.

HIGHLAND EXPLORER TOURS. Product Cancellations Cancellations from 45 days Full fee 3.4 outside 45 days until full fee threshold threshold Highland Explorer Standard Trips

Flexi-Deposit (3.2)

45-22 full days prior to departure -25% fee

21 days or less 100% fee

Highland Explorer Festivals, Events (3.5)

50% fee

45-22 full days prior to departure 50% fee

21 days or less 100% fee

Highland Explorer No fee No fee 24 hrs prior to departure Day Tours or less - 100% fee * Upgrades and Add Ons do not qualify for a deposit payment. and attract 0% fee if cancelled with the connected product outside 45 days. Please see table above. * For trips that do not qualify for a deposit option when booked more than 45 days prior to the confirmed / nominated departure date, any cancellation outside 45 days will levy the same fee as per cancellations from 45 days until the full fee threshold.

3.5 Festivals & Special Events & Add On Products: (Special conditions apply to non-standard products).

Festivals, Special Events including Highland Games tour, Edinburgh Military Tattoo tour, Up Helly Aa, 4 day Islay tour, 4 day Mull tour, 6 day Shetland tour & Add On Products: (Special conditions apply to non-standard products see table 3.4). 3.6 Private Group / Bespoke Tour - specific cancellation fees apply to each Tour, the Operator will inform you of these prior to payment. A non-refundable deposit will be required at time of booking to cover any accommodation, third party supplier, meal and attraction costs. Where bookings include entrance fees to attractions, accommodation, involve accommodation upgrades or specific accommodation requests any cancellation fees incurred by the Operator will be passed on to you in addition to the standard Private Group / Group Tours refund

policy. 3.7 For requests including upgrades to private rooms or other special accommodation requirements, a non-refundable deposit may be taken when the upgrade is confirmed. 3.8 Any changes of departure date or tour within 45 days of departure but prior to the full fee threshold (as defined in clause 3) will incur an administration fee of 25 GBP, 45 AUD, 45 CAD, 30 EUR, 45 NZD, 45 USD, 400 ZAR per person per tour, subject to availability and charges in lieu of clauses 3.10 or 3.11 where the new departure date / tour must be immediately nominated. These changes may result in the loss of any special discounts applied to the originally booked Tours and are in addition to any fees that may be levied by your Travel Agent.

4. Your Responsibilities 4.1 COVID-19 - An inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present. COVID19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to severe illness and death. We ask that you please take personal responsibility for your wellbeing. This begins with packing any personal protective equipment and sanitisers you require. Please adopt physical distancing and hygiene practices throughout your pre-trip travel arrangements and follow all health instructions whether physical signage, or requests from our professional staff, once you are holidaying with us. To travel with Highland Explorer Tours, you voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID19. Full details of hygiene protocols can be found on our website. 4.2 The tour products offered are forms of transportation. For this reason the Operator’s representative cannot offer constant special attention or assistance should you have any physical disability requiring such attention. 4.3 Passengers must be aged 5 or over and be accompanied by a person 18 years or over. For tours of more than 1 day passengers must be aged 18 years or over on date of travel commencing. The Operator may, at its absolute discretion, and in exceptional circumstances, give confirmation of acceptance of a person outside this age restriction, provided that they are accompanied by a responsible person of 18 years or over. There is no upper age restriction. 4.4 Passengers with specific physical or medical requirements.

We will try to accommodate any passenger on tour but due to the nature of the product, we are required to consider specific physical or medical requirements on a case by case basis. We also ask that all passengers familiarise themselves with our Accessibility Statement. We will do our best to accommodate any passenger who may have specific assistance requirements provided they are accompanied by a companion capable of providing such necessary assistance and do not require special assistance from the Operator’s personnel. Any medical or physical condition requiring third party attention or treatment must be advised in writing to our Reservations Team when the booking is made. We ask that any special requests or requirements concerning travel arrangements or accommodation also be made at time of booking to ensure we can provide the best service possible.

If submitting such notification, it is your responsibility to ensure it is acknowledged with your booking confirmation. The Operator cannot guarantee travel in the absence of such an acknowledgement. We will pass on any reasonable requests to the relevant suppliers but cannot guarantee that your requests will be met. The fact that a special request has been noted on your confirmation invoice or on any other acknowledgement is not confirmation that the request will be met. Failure to meet any special requests will not be a breach of contract on our part unless the request has been specifically acknowledged and confirmed as guaranteed by our Operations Team. The Operator reserves the right to refuse to carry anyone if it is felt that the individual cannot cope with the requirements of the tour and who may require services and facilities that the Operator cannot guarantee will be available. The nature of the tours means that not every type of disability can be accommodated despite reasonable endeavors of the operator. Most tours involve getting on and off coaches, trains, boats or ferries, sitting for long periods on coaches without toilet facilities, walking and other physical activities which may involve steps and stairs at sightseeing stops, visitor attractions and accommodation units.

Coaches are not adapted to carry wheelchairs and do not have ramps, lift or low floor access.

Collapsible wheelchairs can generally be carried in the luggage hold but you must check in advance with our Reservations Team to ensure that this is the case for your tour. The Operator cannot carry any motorised wheelchairs under any circumstances. You agree not to hold the Operator responsible for any decision made by them or by any service provider to refuse to carry you, provide any facilities or accommodation to you, or to provide any service to you in the absence of written acknowledgement and acceptance of your special request or of your specific assistance needs from our Reservations Team. Please note that 100% cancellation charges would apply in these circumstances. 4.5 It is your responsibility to have a valid passport and all necessary visas, permits and certificates on your person for your selected itinerary, to have all necessary vaccinations and to comply with applicable laws.

Schengen Visas – it is your responsibility to have your passport stamped on entry to the European Union. The Operator will not allow you to travel if you do not have a valid visa for your destination.

The Operator will not allow you to travel without a valid passport. 4.6 You agree to comply with the authority of the Operator’s representative and the laws and regulations of the countries visited, including customs and foreign exchange restrictions. If you do not do so, you may, at the discretion of the Operator’s representative, be asked to leave the tour. No refunds will be issued in such circumstances. 4.7 You agree that the Operators’ representatives may take photographs and video recordings of you while you are a passenger. These may be used in the Operator’s brochures and/or advertising and publicity material (including social media) without obtaining any further consent or payment in respect of such photographs and/or films. 4.8 You agree that the Operator may use any text written in comments books, recorded in customer surveys or input to online forums, in brochures, websites and/or advertising and publicity material without obtaining any further consent or payment in respect of comments. 4.9 There may be times when the Operator’s personnel and/or representatives have to make a decision in the interests of safety. It is a condition of booking that you comply with the authority and decisions of the appointed representative of the Operator. If you do not comply with the said representative or are not compatible with the general enjoyment and well-being of members of the tour, the Operator reserves the right to refuse to allow you to continue the tour. In such a case the Operator will not be liable for any refund, compensation or any additional costs incurred by you. The Operator cannot accept liability for the behaviour of others on your tour nor if any facilities are curtailed as a result of their actions. 4.10 The Operators do not tolerate any form of abuse, verbal or otherwise, of its personnel. Any person abusing or threatening the Operator’s personnel or associated representatives will automatically forfeit their right to onward travel. 4.11 You are responsible for looking after your personal belongings whilst travelling. The Operator cannot be held responsible for any personal belongings left behind or damaged on any tour irrespective of the circumstances. 4.12 It is the responsibility of the individual passenger and authorised Travel Agent on the passenger’s behalf, to check the accuracy of dates booked upon receipt of their Booking Statement confirming ‘Full Payment’. 4.13 If you paid a Student price on booking, you will be required to prove this entitlement at check-in for each departure by exhibiting a valid ISIC, ISE or ITIC student card or Student Flights ID Card. Should you not be able to do this, you will be charged the difference between the full tour price and the student discounted price in addition to an administration fee of 25 GBP / 45 AUD / 45 CAD / 45 NZD /45 USD /30 EUR /400ZAR. 4.14 The Operator has a zero tolerance policy on possession of illegal drugs or substances. Any passenger deemed to have breached this condition by the Operator will automatically forfeit their right to onward travel and any associated refund. 4.15 By booking a trip that includes Multi-share accommodation, you acknowledge that the Operator and / or its representatives is unable to confirm if the room allocation is single gender.

4.16 SAFETY - Where the guest occupies a motorcoach seat fitted with a safety belt, neither Highland Explorer Tours or the Operator nor its agents or co-operating organisations or service providers will be liable for any injury, illness or death or for any loss or damages or claims whatsoever arising from any accident or incident, if the safety belt is not being worn at the time of such an accident or incident.

This exclusion and limitation of liability shall not be used to imply that the Operator or its agents or affiliated entities are liable in other circumstances.

5. Local Tours and Excursions 5.1 You may have the opportunity to purchase local tours or excursions from the Guides/On-Board Guides/Check-in Staff. These local tours and excursions are run by local Operators and you will be subject to their terms and conditions. 5.2 Local tours and excursions purchased via Guides/On-Board Guides/Check in Staff are non-refundable. It is your responsibility to meet the tour at the designated departure point and time. Travel on local tours and excursions will only be permitted on presentation of the official Guides/On-Board Guides/ Check in Staff issued voucher to the named local Operator.

5.3 Local tour and Excursion vouchers that are lost or stolen cannot be replaced. 5.4 Please note that prices printed in brochures are correct at the time of print and maybe subject to change.

6. Insurance 6.1 There is no travel insurance cover included in the price of any ticket, tour, trip or product

represented on the website. 6.2 TRAVEL INSURANCE - Travel insurance is required for all passengers covering all applicable dates of travel with Highland Explorer. This insurance must cover; trip interruption, personal injury, medical expenses, evacuation and repatriation cover including during pandemic events. The choice of insurer is yours. We recommend you purchase your insurance at or soon after booking your trip. Highland Explorer Tours will not be held liable for any costs incurred by the passenger resulting from their failure to obtain adequate travel insurance.

7. Changes by the Operator 7.1 Prices in brochure and website are based on costs and exchange rates at September, 2020. Should these costs change it may be necessary to make a surcharge on the price of your tour. Should the total tour price increase by more than 10% you will have the right to cancel within 7 days of notification without penalty. 7.2 No surcharge in respect of costs or currency fluctuations will be made once payment of the deposit for your tour has been received. This guarantee excludes fuel surcharges and does not apply to any taxes, charges or levies imposed by any Government or their Agencies. In exchange for these guarantees, no refund will be made if costs are reduced. The surcharge will only be made where the increase in cost will affect the price of the tour by more than 2%. 7.3 The Operator reserves the right to vary, modify or cancel any itinerary, either part or wholly. If this is necessary, they will substitute alternative arrangements of comparable value, or at the Operator’s discretion provide a full or partial refund. 7.4 If access to any country or area is prohibited for reasons of force majeure (i.e. circumstances such as political unrest, war or threat of war, riots, civil strife, closure of airports or ports, industrial disputes, terrorist activity, natural and nuclear disasters, fire, epidemic or health risk, Acts of God, adverse weather conditions or other similar events beyond the Operator’s control) the Operator reserves the right to amend or alter the product, or fully or partially withdraw the programme. If the Operator cannot offer suitable substitute services, you will be entitled to a refund (less reasonable expenses incurred by the Operator in respect of your booking). The amount of the refund will be calculated pro-rata based on used portion of the tour. 7.5 The Operator reserves the right to alter or substitute the type of vehicle mentioned in the brochure or websites.

8. Weather Conditions Under no circumstances can the Operators be held responsible for any delay, deviation or cancellation due to weather conditions, nor can any tour be cancelled or amended by you at any time on the basis of weather conditions.

9. No Smoking Policy The Operators operate a No Smoking Policy on all their vehicles and properties and this includes e-cigarettes.

10. Complaint Procedures and Data Protection 10.1 If you have a complaint in respect of any Operator, you should inform the Operator’s Representative at the time. Any complaint that cannot be resolved by the Operator’s Representative should be submitted in writing within 28 days of the incident to The Customer Services Manager, HAGGiS Adventures, 60 High Street, The Royal Mile, Edinburgh, United Kingdom so that your complaint can be passed to and then investigated by the Operator. The Operators will not consider complaints after the 28 day period from the end date of your tour. 10.2 The contract and all matters arising in respect hereof shall be subject to English Law unless the Operator agrees otherwise in writing.

10.3 If any provision of this contract is held invalid or unenforceable by any court of competent jurisdiction, that provision shall be deemed to be re-written to give effect to the same purpose within the permitted limits of the law. The validity and enforceability of the other provisions shall not be affected. 10.4 If you are unsuccessful in any legal action instituted against the Operator, you agree to pay all of the Operator’s costs associated to any such legal action, including but not limited to attorney / client costs. 10.5 DATA PROTECTION - To process your trip booking, Highland Explorer Tours will need to use personal information for you and guests in your booking. Personal information may include each guest’s name, address, phone number, email address, passport and sensitive information such as health, medical, dietary, mobility, religious or other special requirements. This personal information may be passed on to other suppliers of your travel arrangements in addition to public authorities (such as customs and immigration), security and credit checking organisations, and otherwise as required by law. Highland Explorer Tours will process your personal data in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) . You can find out more about Highland Explorer Tours Privacy Policy and the safeguards available at highlandexplorertours.com/essential-info/ privacy-security-policy. We may also use the personal information you provide us to review and improve the trips and services that we offer, and to contact you (by mail, email and/or telephone) about other trips and services offered by Highland Explorer Tours that you may be interested in. If you don’t want to receive this information, or if you want a copy of the personal information we hold about you, write to us at Highland Explorer Tours (see address below). Highland Explorer Tours may charge a fee for supplying you with this information as permitted by law.

11. Contracting Parties 11.1 The booking conditions detailed here in contain the entire contract between you and the Operator.

No representation, term, warranty or condition can be expressed or implied by reference to any other writing, advertisement or conversation. This contract may only be varied by a duly authorised officer or Director of the Operator in writing. 11.2 Your contract is with the Operator. At any time, and at the Operator’s complete discretion, the Operator may nominate to you in writing any other company or person to have the benefit of some or all of those provisions of this contract, which the Operator may then specify, as if you had agreed the provisions concerned directly with that company or person in the first place as well as agreeing them with the Operator. The Operator may at its complete discretion assign all or any rights and liabilities arising under or by virtue of this or any other contract with you.

11.3 All bookings with other Operators and service providers are subject to their terms and conditions and limitations of liability. Please note that some of these limit or exclude liability in respect of death, personal injury, delay and loss or damage to baggage. Whilst the Operator cannot accept any responsibility for any loss as a result of such actions or as a result of any act or omission of any such third parties, the Operator will give reasonable assistance in helping to resolve any reasonable dispute. 11.4 Many accommodation arrangements referred to in this brochure are provided independently and directly by third party providers (unless stated otherwise). Any such contracts undertaken are made directly between you and the third party accommodation provider. They are subject to the terms and conditions, and limitations of liability, imposed by the individual accommodation provider. All such arrangements are made independently of the Operator, regardless of any help and assistance, which the Operator may provide in securing such arrangements. 11.5 Please note that no airline or carrier depicted or recommended in this brochure by virtue of their endorsement of this brochure represents themselves either as contracting with any legal relationship with any such purchaser. 11.6 Every effort is made to ensure brochure accuracy at the time of going to print, however the Operator cannot be held responsible for printing and typographical errors, or errors arising from unforeseen circumstances.

12. Validity The programmes, products and tours advertised on the website and brochure are valid from the operating season pertaining to each Operator as specified in the brochure and the Operator’s website, unless stated to the contrary. These Terms and Conditions supersede all previous Terms and Conditions issued and are valid for all reservations made on or after 21st December 2020, until replaced.

13. Minimum Numbers 13.1 The Company reserves the right to cancel tours where the minimum number of passengers is not reached. In such cases, the Company’s liability to the Customer is either the full return of monies paid for the tour or provision of a suitable alternative tour as agreed with the Customer. Highland Explorer Tours is not liable for any cancellation or change cost or penalties incurred on other travel arrangements, including air travel, that may be affected thereby. Highland Explorer Tours is not responsible for other travel arrangements that you or your party have made outside Highland Explorer Tours and which are affected by our cancellations.

14. Operating Companies 14.1 Highland Explorer Tours are operated by Radical Travel Group Limited, Registered in Scotland No. 136334 13.1b) A selection of local Operators provide additional services across tours advertised in this brochure. For a full set of details and their respective terms and conditions please refer to highlandexplorertours.com.

For your statutory rights please refer to www.legislation.gov.uk

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