Day 1 - Glasgow

Glasgow, Scotland: Begin your expedition in Glasgow, Scotland's largest city, brimming with historic landmarks and a vibrant culture. Here, the unique architectural styles blend 19th-century tradition with the modernity of the early 20th century known as 'Glasgow Style'. The city's checkerboard layout simplifies navigation, offering lively street performances at nearly every corner.

Day 2 - Loch Linnhe

Loch Linnhe, Scotland: On the second day, experience the splendid Loch Linnhe, a picturesque sea loch surrounded by stunning mountain views. This area is perfect for enjoying the tranquil beauty of the Scottish Highlands, embracing peace and nature's splendour in one of the country's most enchanting locations.

Day 2 - Fort William

Fort William, Scotland: Explore Fort William, known as the Outdoor Capital of the UK, located at the foot of Ben Nevis, the UK's highest peak. This charming town offers numerous trails, exquisite landscapes, and a taste of highland life.

Day 3 - Portree

Portree, Isle of Skye, Scotland: Visit the Isle of Skye, where the romantic tales of Bonnie Prince Charlie meet the mystical landscapes of the Cuillin Hills. Known for its picturesque, enduring crofts, the island offers simple navigation through its single-lane roads with captivating scenic routes. Experience sunsets lasting brilliantly into the night against the backdrop of soft mist-covered peaks.

Day 4 - Stornoway

Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, Scotland: Delve into the town of Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis. As the cultural centre of the Outer Hebrides, Stornoway is rich with history, art, and delicious cuisine. Discover the Calanais Standing Stones, explore the arts at An Lanntair Arts Centre, or take a scenic bicycle ride. Throughout, enjoy a mix of traditional and contemporary experiences as you soak in the natural beauty and cultural heritage.

Day 5 - Kirkwall

Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Scotland: Arrive in bustling Kirkwall, Orkney’s main town. Explore its winding streets and enjoy sights like St Magnus Cathedral. The town reflects a rich Norse heritage with a lively cultural scene, and its museums provide insights into Orkney's past.

Day 6 - Lerwick

Lerwick, Shetland Islands, Scotland: Founded by 17th-century Dutch fishermen, Lerwick is a vibrant town renowned for its bustling harbour lined with characteristic stone lodberries. Historically bustling with trade—both legal and otherwise—the town remains a lively port where visitors can navigate its twisting lanes and enjoy the blend of Shetland's cultural hustle.

Day 7 - Rosyth

Rosyth, Scotland: Conclude your holiday in Edinburgh, the stately capital, famed for its rich history and majestic landscapes. Dominated by the iconic Edinburgh Castle, this city offers a plethora of world-class museums, galleries, and festivities that celebrate the arts. Despite the glamour, its core lives in its historic roots, making it a compelling final stop on your Scottish expedition.