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For 2020 we offer our 8 Day Whisky Tour incorporating Speyside and Islay.

Stay in fabulous accommodation and sample the 'uisge beatha', the water of life, whilst enjoying the stunning scenery of our beautiful country.

or those of you who are connoisseurs of our whisky you may wish to take part in one of our whisky tours of Scotland. New for this year is the Winter Lowlands Whisky Tour - a 2 day tour which runs all year - and naturally, our popular Speyside Whisky Trail which will run from mid-April until mid-October.

home to the Duke of Argyll, with beautifully preserved interiors spanning many generations of Campbells and the setting of 'Duneagle Castle' for Downton Abbey, and stay in luxury accommodation at Culloden House and the beautiful Inverlochy Castle Hotel near Fort William.

Visit Durness, Smoo Cave, Torridon, Gairloch, Applecross and marvel at the stunning north coast scenery.

If there are any locations you would like to visit that are not mentioned then do let us know as we will try to include them in your tour.

he Outlander historical romance between Claire and Jamie is set to continue and Chauffeur Tour Scotland is offering the chance to visit some of the now well-known locations like Lallybroch, Castle Leoch, Cranesmuir, Mrs Bairds B&B and many more in one of our tours. You can take a day tour from either Glasgow or Edinburgh or for those avid fans, a 2 day tour taking in Inverness and Culloden.

Take a day to unmask the history surrounding William Wallace on our ever popular Braveheart Day Tour, a tour to enjoy the beauty of the Scottish Borders, spend a day in St Andrews, the 'home of golf', a whisky sampling tour around Speyside or just enjoy the stunning scenery of Glencoe and Loch Ness on our 2 Day Loch Ness Tour.

Browse the many lovely shops in the centre of St Andrews which offer an excellent range of independent, family-run businesses, where you are guaranteed to find a unique range of goods matched by personal service.

Take in the main sites of historical interest within the town including The Tower of Holy Trinity, the most historic church in St Andrews where John Knox first preached in public, St Salvator's Quadrangle and Chapel, the Castle, first erected around 1200 as the residence, prison and fortress of the bishops of the diocese, the Cathedral , consecrated in 1318 by Bishop William de Lamberton with Robert the Bruce present at the ceremony, and, not forgetting, the ‘Home of Golf’ - the Old Course.

Travel in the comfort of one of our luxury vehicles driven by you very own experienced and friendly driver/guide who will es**rt you around Scotland on your private tour.