Explore Islay and become a whisky expert on this unique 4-day tour. Sit back and enjoy the action-packed itinerary as you are driven in style in a luxury minicoach. And learn about the long history and traditions of this special Island. Discover everything Islay has to offer, from stunning sandy beaches to fascinating wildlife and a vibrant local culture. And try the famous Islay whiskies, renowned for their strong peaty flavors and nurtured by the salty sea air. Day 1 On day 1 you’ll travel through Loch Lomond National Park, with visits to Inveraray, Loch Fyne and the Kingdom of Dalriada. Here you can see the Kilmartin standing stones and community museum before catching the ferry to Islay for 3 nights in Bowmore. Day 2 Day 2 gives you the flexibility to visit the lovely sandy bays of Islay’s west coast, Saligo Bay, Kilchoman Distillery, Machair Bay, the tiny harbor village of Portnahaven, Bruichladdich Distillery, Ardnahoe Distillery, and the Islay Museum. Day 3 On day 3 you’ll explore the south side of Islay followed by a tour, tasting and lunch with local produce at Ardbeg. Other options include the ruins of Kildalton church or a visit to the community craft producers at Islay House Square and the woodlands along the River Sorn. Day 4 On day 4 you’ll take the ferry back to Argyll and the ancient Kingdom of Dalriada. Lunch will be at Kilmartin, home to 350 pre-historic monuments and stone circles, with some free time in Oban before returning to Edinburgh via Glasgow.

Board a luxury, comfortable and climate controlled vehicle to explore history and breathtaking views. enjoy stunning views as we drive to our first stop, Castle Stalker a scenic castle surrounded by water. Onwards journey will take us along banks of Loch Line to Fort William at the foot of the highest peak in UK, Ben Nevis. We most carry on to Glenfinnan where you will get a chance to see Glenfinnan Viaduct and the Jacobite Steam train known as the Harry Potter train. Across the road you can visit the Glenfinnan Monument, a symbol of Jacobite uprising in 1745, one of the most important events in Scottish history. And then there is Glencoe! Surrounded by towering mountains, I get a goosebumps every time driving thought it. Formed by volcano and sculpted by glaciers, this is Mother Natures one of the best creations. We will make a stop at the Three Sisters Glencoe. Drive through the land where James Bond's movie Skyfall was filmed. As we are making our way back we will stop at St Conan's Kirk. The Kirk is unique in having an example of almost every style of church architecture.

As you traverse across the breathtaking West Coast of Scotland, you’ll understand why people rave about Glencoe and Oban. With mountains in every direction and views that flow for miles, you’ll never tire of the charm that Scotland has to offer. The West of Scotland is famous for its dramatic landscape. As you explore the seaside town of Oban and the astonishing views through Glencoe, you’ll never want to leave. On this tour you’ll stop at one of the most famous views in Scotland: the Rest and be Thankful. From here, you can see down into the valley, with towering mountains reaching up to the skies. As you approach Loch Lomond and the quaint village of Luss, you’ll definitely want to stop for a picture on the pier with the loch and Ben Lomond in the background.