There is no better time to visit Scotland than winter. Imagine a Highland setting, with snow-capped mountains, crisp fresh air and evenings spent in cosy pubs with a warming dram of whisky in hand. Our winter tours run from late October to the end of March, a quieter time to hit the road and soak up all of Scotland’s rugged wilderness.
3 REASONS YOU'LL LOVE THE CHILL
Quiet Roads, Fewer Crowds
Get the Highlands (almost) all to yourself! With the crowds thinning out, Scotland’s roads open up to some of the most untouched, wild landscapes you’ll ever see.
All-Season Adventures
Whether you're chasing that winter wonderland vibe or just braving the cold, rest assured – Scotland’s most magical spots are always ready for you. Wrapping up warm is worth it!
Warm Highland Hospitality
They say Highland hospitality is at its cosiest in winter. Think crackling fires, warm cafés, and a cheeky dram while the wind howls outside – what’s not to love?
WINTER TOURS IN SMALL GROUPS
5 day tour
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the ultimate winter journey through the enchanting highlands and skye, covering lochs, mountains, and coasts.
3 day tour
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wintry getaway to the isle of skye; taking in mighty glen coe, loch ness, and eilean donan castle.
YEAR-ROUND DAY TRIPS FROM THE CITY
1 day tour
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uncover the world’s largest horse sculptures, stirling, and loch lomond.
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uncover loch ness, urquhart castle, culloden battlefield, and the clava cairns stones.
WHAT'S IT LIKE?
What to expect when visiting Scotland in winter
We’ve put together a straightforward guide in our blog, covering everything from recommended cosy lodges to places to visit and how to prepare. If you want the real picture of winter here, have a read and see why it’s worth the trip.