Beginning in Edinburgh, explore Scottish Highlands and the legendary Loch Ness Lake!
Talking about Scotland, it’s also evokes them large green spaces but also tales and legends. How to visit Scotland and its wild lands without going to meet the mythical monster at Loch Ness, lost in the Highlands? This place is very popular and with enchanting beauty. These highlands will not leave you with marble, be sure!
A fantastic trip
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Starting from Edinburgh , you go for them Wild lands of high plateaus . Admire the contrasting landscapes of Glencoe, Scotland’s most famous valley with its spectacular cliffs and steep slopes.
Come and discover Myth of Loch Ness and go to meet the fabulous monster: starting from Edinburgh, you will cross the forests and rivers that lie Highland Perthshire , you will discover the highest mountain in the British Isles, Ben Nevis. You will go beyond the ramparts Stirling Castle who experienced a fierce and memorable battle in the hearts of the Scots. Then it will be the turn of the Trossachs (a wooded valley), you will cross Rannoch Moor (single mooring) Fort William which is one of the largest colonies in the Highlands.
At the end of the journey, you will reach Fort Augustus which is found to be a village with lots of charm on the banks of the Loch Ness. Enjoy a picnic on the edges of this stretch of water and enjoy the Scottish way: sandwiches, fresh fruit, biscuits, Scottish mineral water.
A little cruise?
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On the Loch Ness , it is possible for you to explore the depths by making a small cruise for 1 hour. With a custom designed boat specially designed to navigate the Loch, equipped with underwater imaging technology, you can have an incredible and fascinating view of the depths, fauna and flora under the surface. Who knows? Maybe you'll see. Nessie The famous monster!
Strong points
visit of Loch Ness takes place in a day from Edinburgh through the Highlands. During this memorable day, you will be able to discover fantastic places such as Glencoe, the Loch Ness of course but also the castle of Stirling, the national monument William Wallace (who made the freedom of the Scots then under the English yoke), Rannoch Moore, Loch Leven, etc...
From your hotel in Edinburgh, you travel to a luxury minibus, very high-end including 16 seats: with such a small number, you will be able to get out of the beaten paths to discover how you love Scotland and its Highlands. The guided tour includes the return trip from Edinburgh with competent guides who provide information and content regional legends. You can also benefit from a discount for a precise selection of restaurants, shops and attractions.
Have you explored the highlands to Lech Ness in Scotland?
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