Welcome to Edinburgh and Harry Potter Walking Tour

The start of our trip begins by exploring Edinburgh’s Potter Trail through our award winning Harry Potter and History Walking Tour. This 2 hour experience weaves through Edinburgh’s Old Town visiting a stunning castle viewpoint on the way whilst  digesting the cities magical architecture and ambiance which fueled J.K. Rowling’s imagination whilst creating the series. This will be closer followed by a team dinner at Makar’s Mash Bar to try some classic Scottish Home Comfort Food. Plus optional Campervan Brewery Beer Academy. 

Epic Scottish Castles, Glencoe and a Scottish Ceilidh

The adventure begins travelling north west into the Trossachs National Park for breakfast where we will prepare ourselves for a day of exploring some of Scotland’s most enchanting castle ruins: Doune, Finlarig, and Kilchurn. Then drive through Glencoe, one of Scotland’s most beautiful landscapes, locally known as ‘the valley of the weeping’. Our final stop for the day will be the vibrant coastal town of Oban, the seafood capital of Scotland, where we will spend the night doing traditional ceilidh dancing.

Three Sisters of Glencoe

Exploring Mull & the Isles

On the second day, we wake up in the beautiful seaside town of Oban, enjoying incredible views before boarding the early ferry over to the Isle of Mull. Our first adventure takes us to the Isle of Erraid, where we hike across its stunning white sands — a location made famous in Robert Louis Stevenson’s Kidnapped.

The Sacred Isle of Iona

From Mull, we travel across to the peaceful Holy Isle of Iona, a place of pilgrimage and history for over a thousand years. Here, you’ll have time to wander the ancient abbey, soak in the serenity, and perhaps spot some of the island’s unique wildlife.

Wildlife Watching & Tobermory

We then turn our attention to wildlife watching — keeping an eye out for seals, sea eagles, and other coastal treasures — before returning to the colourful harbour town of Tobermory for the evening.

Isle of Erraid

Mull’s Flavours & Wild Shores

Day four begins with a visit to the Isle of Mull Cheese Farm, where you can sample award-winning cheeses and learn about the island’s small-scale, sustainable farming traditions.

Eas Fors Waterfall

Next, we explore one of Mull’s natural wonders — Eas Fors Waterfall — where a series of cascades tumble down the hillside before dropping dramatically into the sea. It’s the perfect spot for photography and soaking up Mull’s rugged beauty.

Isles of Lunga & Staffa Boat Tour

In the afternoon, we set sail on a boat trip to the Treshnish Isles. First stop is Lunga, a haven for puffins and other seabirds during the summer months, before continuing to the famous Isle of Staffa. Here, we visit the striking basalt columns of Fingal’s Cave, whose natural acoustics inspired Mendelssohn’s Hebrides Overture.

Fingal’s Cave

Calgary Beach & Mull’s Natural Wonders

We begin the day at Calgary Beach, famous for its white sand, turquoise waters, and dramatic surrounding cliffs. From here, we make our way to the Crater Loch, a unique geological feature hidden in Mull’s hills, before heading towards the Tobermory Lighthouse for sweeping views across the Sound of Mull.

Tobermory Distillery & Wildlife Watching

Back in town, we enjoy a guided tour of Tobermory Distillery, learning about the island’s whisky-making traditions and sampling a dram or two. Later, we venture out for more wildlife watching, keeping an eye out for seals, otters, and sea eagles along the coast.

MacKinnon’s Cave (Tide Dependent)

If the tide allows, we’ll round off the day with an exploration of MacKinnon’s Cave — one of the largest sea caves in the Hebrides — where the sound of the waves creates an unforgettable atmosphere.

Mull Highland Cows

Ardnamurchan & Castle Tioram

We start the day with a boat crossing from Mull to the remote Ardnamurchan Peninsula, the westernmost point of the British mainland. Our first stop is the evocative ruins of Castle Tioram, perched on a tidal island and steeped in Highland history.

Jacobite Steam Train & Dumbledore’s Grave

From here, we travel to Glenfinnan, where you can watch the Jacobite Steam Train crossing the famous viaduct — a magical moment for Harry Potter fans. We’ll also visit the nearby lochside location known to fans as Dumbledore’s grave.

Camusdarach Beach & Onward to Skye

The afternoon takes us to Camusdarach Beach, with its white sand and crystal-clear waters framed by views of the Cuillin mountains. We end the day with a ferry crossing to the Isle of Skye, ready for the next chapter of our adventure.

Glenfinnan Viaduct

Quiraing Viewpoint & Old Man of Storr

We begin the day with a drive to the Quiraing, one of Skye’s most dramatic landscapes, where jagged cliffs and sweeping vistas stretch as far as the eye can see. From there, we set out on a hike to the Old Man of Storr, the island’s most iconic rock formation, enjoying panoramic views over the Sound of Raasay.

Kilt Rock & Portree

Next, we visit Kilt Rock, where basalt columns resembling a pleated kilt tower above a plunging waterfall. After soaking in the views, we make our way to Portree, Skye’s colourful harbour town, with time to wander its shops, cafés, and waterfront.

Dunvegan Castle

In the afternoon, we head to Dunvegan Castle, the seat of the Clan MacLeod for over 800 years. Here, you can explore the castle’s historic rooms, stroll through its formal gardens, and hear tales of clan legends.

Old Man of Storr Winter

Fairy Glen & Rha Falls

We start the day at the enchanting Fairy Glen near Uig, a landscape of miniature grassy hills, winding paths, and curious rock formations that feel straight out of a storybook. From there, we visit Rha Falls, where twin cascades tumble dramatically into a rocky gorge.

Hike to Sgurr na Stri

In the afternoon, we take on one of Scotland’s most rewarding hikes — Sgurr na Stri. This lesser-known peak offers what many call the finest view in the country, with a breathtaking panorama over Loch Coruisk, the Cuillin mountains, and the open sea beyond.

Sligachan & Eilean Donan Castle

We begin the day at Sligachan, nestled between Skye’s Red and Black Cuillin mountains, where dramatic scenery sets the tone for the day’s adventure. From there, we travel to the iconic Eilean Donan Castle, perched on a tidal island and one of Scotland’s most photographed landmarks.

Taste a Scotch Egg & Highland Flavours

Next, we enjoy a taste of Scotland with a traditional Scotch egg, giving a small but delicious insight into local culinary traditions.

The Hermitage of Dunkeld & Birnam Oak

In the afternoon, we head to The Hermitage near Dunkeld, a beautiful forested estate with waterfalls and trails perfect for a peaceful stroll. Our final stop of the day is the Birnam Oak, the last surviving tree from Shakespeare’s Macbeth’s Birnam Wood, steeped in legend and history.

Glamis Castle Tour