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Adults
In Open Group • Ages 18 - 64
£ 1,256.04
Seniors
In Open Group • Ages 65+
£ 1,193.40
Youths
In Open Group • Ages 5 - 17
£ 1,167.48
From 4 to 8 people
In Open Group • Families or Groups • All ages
£ 1,130.76
Private Tour
In Private • Price Per Person • Any Age • One Child Per Family -5 Years Old Free
£ 1,445.04
Just the Tour
In Private • Price Per Group of 1 to 8 People • No Accommodations, Attractions, or Meals Included
£ 3,767.04
Step Into the World of Outlander: 4 Days Exploring Scotland’s Iconic Locations
Embark on a 4-day, 3-night adventure through Scotland, visiting the most iconic Outlander locations alongside the country’s essential cultural and natural treasures. This tour is perfect for fans of the series, as well as families, groups, or anyone looking to make new friends while experiencing Scotland’s beauty and history.
Available all year long, this tour covers 555 miles (894 km) and takes you to some of the most memorable sites featured in Outlander. Explore the majestic Caledonian Canal, the haunting Loch Ness, and the stunning landscapes of the Kingdom of Fife. Discover Edinburgh & The Lothians, where history comes alive, and venture through Perthshire, Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, and Glen Coe. Visit Inverness-shire, Cairngorms National Park, and much more, all while immersing yourself in the rich history and vibrant beauty of Scotland.
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The Caledonian Canal – Loch Ness – The Kingdom of Fife – Edinburgh & The Lothians – Perthshire – Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park – Glen Coe – Inverness-shire – Cairngorms National Park and much more!
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DAY 1: Sets Seasons 1, 2 & 3; Lallybroch and the Duke of Sandringham’s House among others!
Regions: Edinburgh & The Lothians
Ready? Well, let’s enjoy! We’re going to start strong. From early morning, we’ll take you to one of the most hidden closes or corners of Scotland’s beautiful and romantic capital: Edinburgh. Remember Jamie’s print shop in Season 3? Well, we’re taking you right there, where the exteriors were filmed in one of the oldest areas of the famous Royal Mile. We will also see the exterior of Holyrood Palace, connected to the series as the palace where Prince Bonnie Charlie Stuart established his court for a few weeks prior to the Jacobite Rising. The house of the malevolent Duke of Sandringham? We’ll visit it! We explore this palace where the interiors were filmed, as well as Lallybroch! Yes, the dream home-castle of Jamie and Claire.
That’s not all for today; as with all our programs, this one is intense, packed with wonderful and exciting content every day. We’ll take you to Blackness Castle, the set for Fort William. As soon as you enter, you’ll feel strange sensations, as the place where Jamie was fictionally flogged has actually served as a prison and fortress throughout its history. Think you’ve seen enough for today? Not yet—there are still two highlights left. We’ll visit the romantic train station where Claire and Frank say goodbye during the war, and even more imposing: the castle of Mary Stuart, “Queen of Scots.” We’ll tell you her tragic story in this location used as the set for Wentworth Prison, where Jamie was held prisoner in the first season. Finally, we’ll rest and dine in a bucolic and beautiful Scottish village with its lovely gardens in bloom!
DAY 2: Seasons 1 & 2; The Mackenzie Castle and the Paris Infirmary among others!
Regions: Stirlingshire & Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park!
A second wonderful day! A diversity of views and content. Here we go! We’ll have our full and delicious Scottish breakfast and porridge to put ourselves in the shoes of the brave Scottish Highlanders and face everything ahead of us like the protagonists of this precious adventure. Today we head into the Trossachs National Park and its wild, wonderful landscapes. Along the way, we’ll see beautiful Highland cows and the stunning Loch Katrine, surrounded by beautiful hills where Roger Mackenzie enjoyed the peace and quiet in Season 2.
We’ll also visit the L’Hôpital des Anges set in Paris—but no, it’s right here in Scotland! We’ll show it to you during our visit to the Glasgow sets, including Harvard University, which was actually filmed at the beautiful University of Glasgow. Remember the scene where Frank proposes to Claire? That’s in Glasgow too; we’ll relive those moments in George Square. To end this day of Outlander contrasts, we’ll sleep on the shores of the largest lake in the UK: in Luss, the bucolic village on the banks of Loch Lomond. Can you imagine a more romantic setting?
DAY 3: Fort William, Loch Ness, and Inverness!
Regions: Glen Coe, Caledonian Canal, and Lochaber!
By our third day, we’ve already relived and visited most of the major Outlander locations, but there are still several left, along with Scotland’s most iconic landscapes. Where did Prince Bonnie Charlie Stuart land from France? Where is Inverness really located? Do you want to try your luck with the standing stones that transported Claire to 18th-century Scotland? And while we’re at it, shall we look for the Loch Ness Monster?
We’ll do all of that today, plus visit Fort William, the UK’s outdoor sports hub and home to the highest mountain: Ben Nevis. Today we’ll travel one of the most beautiful and scenic routes in all of Scotland. From the most dramatic valley, the impressive Glen Coe—which appears in the opening credits of every Outlander episode and has been a set for Harry Potter, Braveheart, Rob Roy, 007, and Highlander—to the capital of the Highlands. We’ll enjoy unprecedented views of mountains dotted with beautiful lochs. We’ll show you the remains of the Fort William fortress, a dark prison in its time; we’ll visit Glenfinnan, where Prince Charlie landed and where the famous Harry Potter Viaduct is located; and we’ll look for the famous Nessie at the foot of Fort Augustus. We’ll see the lochs connecting the Atlantic Ocean to the cold North Sea in Inverness and “assault” the famous Urquhart Castle. We sleep in Inverness, looking out the window for Claire just like Jamie!
DAY 4: The Standing Stones, Culloden Battlefield, and Whisky, among others!
Regions: Inverness-shire, Cairngorms National Park, and the Kingdom of Fife!
Our fourth, full, and final tour day! We are certain you are amazed by everything we’ve seen: the most important Outlander locations, movie landscapes, and the history of the country voted the most beautiful in the world in 2017. By now, you feel like part of the story. But… there’s more!
Is there anything more iconic in Outlander than the standing stones that make Claire travel through time and the somber Culloden Moor battlefield? We’re taking you there today! After visiting Fort William and Inverness yesterday, today represents the pinnacle of any Outlander journey. We’ll visit the Bronze Age standing stones that inspired author Diana Gabaldon on the outskirts of Inverness. Remember the beautiful gardens of the Palace of Versailles where Jamie has a chilling encounter with Captain Randall? We’re taking you to those too.
Furthermore, we cannot complete an Outlander tour without visiting a magnificent Scotch Whisky distillery, as the “water of life” is constantly referenced in the series. We’ll also visit Pitlochry, one of the most beautiful Victorian villages in Scotland. The set for Inverness? It’s not in the capital itself, but in the lovely village of Falkland, where we’ll take you, as well as the picturesque Culross, which appears numerous times in Seasons 1 & 2 as the village of Cranesmuir.
It’s been a pleasure making this dream come true for you. We’re sure you won’t wake up from this dream for a long, long time! See you again—perhaps on another journey through time!
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The Jewels of our Tour.
• EDINBURGH: Jaime’s printing house and Holyrood palace (some locations)
• LALLYBROCH; MIDHOPE CASTLE (optional entry)
• GLEN COE; introduction to chapters and various scenes.
• FORT WILLIAM
• CULLODEN MOOR BATTLEFIELD
• LINLITHGOW PALACE (admission included)
• FORT AUGUSTUS
• HOUSE OF THE DUKE OF SANDRINGHAM; HOPETOUN HOUSE: (optional entrance)
• LAKE NESS
• DOLMEN OF TIME
• GLASGOW: various locations: Hospital des Anges, Harvard, cathedral, etc.
• LAKE TULLA
• CULROSS (Geillis village in various chapters and scenes)
• CALEDONIAN CANAL
• BLACKNESS CASTLE (admission included)
• INVERNESS
• HIGHLAND FOLK MUSEUM: representing house scenes in the series
• GLENNFINAN
• GARDENS OF DRUMMOND CASTLE: like Versailles (optional entrance)
• FALKLAND (Inverness at Outlander)
• LOCH KATRINA
• PITLOCHRY
• B´ONESS & KINNEIL TRAIN STATION
• DUNKELD
• DUNBLANE
• DOUNE CASTLE; Mackenzie Castle (admission included)
• GLENFINNAN VIADUCT
• DALWHINNIE WHISKEY DISTILLERY (optional entrance)
• URQUHART CASTLE (admission included)
• CALLANDER
• THREE SISTERS MOUNTAINS
• LUSS & LAGO LOMOND
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All the activities and visits indicated are included in our closed price, in this way the only expenses you have to add are your travel and flight insurance.
Given the special characteristics and flexibility of this wonderful Tour program based and created in Outlander locations, we exceptionally leave out of the price some of the tickets to be chosen and purchased by the client at the time of the visit.
Average tickets can cost up to £ 10 per person. See at the visiting points which ones are included in the price and which are not. We will visit all the places equally.
• TOUR OF 4 DAYS AND 3 NIGHTS.
• ACCOMMODATIONS IN DOUBLE SUITE WITH 3 STAR PRIVATE BATHROOM.
• 3 COMPLETE SCOTTISH BREAKFAST.
• COMFORTABLE MID-HIGH RANGE VEHICLE.
• LOCAL GUIDE AND DRIVER SERVICES IN ENGLISH.
• EXPLANATIONS, ACCOMPANIMENT AND GENERAL CULTURAL INFORMATION OF THE GUIDE.
• VISITS AND INDICATED ACTIVITIES.
• ALSO WE PICK UP AND TAKE YOU TO YOUR HOTELS.Option to include dinners.
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• Travel or personal insurance (mandatory)
• Flights.
• Own purchases or not described in the included section.
• Personal assistant or porter service. (Our guides always ready to help). -
• Individual suite: add to the price £ 50 per night.
• 5-star luxury accommodation: increase depending on requirements.
• Personalized tours: + 15% before discounts and taxes.
• Airport transfers: if not included + £ 15 per adult / children under 16 years free. Prices per trip.TRAVEL REGIME OPTIONS TO CHOOSE
• Accommodation; 3 star double suite hotels near or in the centre of the town.
Note regarding accommodation: the substantial difference is in the services offered by the type of accommodation and the distance from the town centre. The type of room is always en suite with private bathroom and full breakfast included. We will drop you off and pick you up at the accommodation itself.
Optional Dinners
Open dinner service provided for your comfort, to choose from the restaurant menu.
Price: supplement of 30 pounds per adult and 25 children under 16, per person and night (not cumulative). To choose from the restaurant menu up to these amounts. Above them, the client will pay the difference directly at the premises.Normally our selection of restaurants is in the same hotel or close to it, depending on our great selection of regulars in each location and their availability.
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- Dates upon request from just 2 people
- For more than 8 people contact us
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Prices are per person in a double room (other options may incur supplements), please select the number of people coming together.
On the dates you want from two people and subject to availability. Anticipation counts in your favor.
Low season: January, February, March, October, November, December:
• Adults: £874
(In Open Group. Age 18 +)
• Seniors: £835
(In Open Group. Age 65+)
• Youngsters: £819
(In Open Group. Age 5 – 17)
• From 4 to 8 people:£796
(In Open Group. Groups and Families. All ages)
• Private Tour: £1,090
(From 2 people. All ages)
• “Just the Tour”: £2,200
(Price per group of 1 to 8 people in Open Group.
No accommodation or tickets included)Middle season: April, May, June, September:
• Adults: £942
(In Open Group. Age 18 +)
• Seniors: £899
(In Open Group. Age 65+)
• Youngsters: £883
(In Open Group. Age 5 – 17)
• From 4 to 8 people: £857
(In Open Group. Groups and Families. All ages)
• Private Tour: £1,168
(From 2 people. All ages)
• “Just the Tour”: £2,420
(Price per group of 1 to 8 people in Open Group.
No accommodation or tickets included)High season: July, August, Christmas, Easter. (December 15 to 31):
Adults: 999
(In Open Group. Age 18 +)
• Seniors: £956
(In Open Group. Age 65+)
• Youngsters: £938
(In Open Group. Age 5 – 17)
• From 4 to 8 people: £911
(In Open Group. Groups and Families. All ages)
• Private Tour: £1,237
(From 2 people. All ages)
• “Just the Tour”: £2,662
(Price per group of 1 to 8 people in Open Group.
No accommodation or tickets included)
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- Recommended minimum age for children: 5 years. More young people consult.
- Children under 5 years: not recommended, under the responsibility of the parents and option only available in Private Tours. Children will travel for free if there are places available and the Tour meets the conditions for them. They will sleep in a shared room with at least one adult in their family. Meals not included. One child under 5 per family is free, from the second the price corresponding to “Children between 5 and 15 years old” will be applied. Consult.
- Up to 18 years old: it is necessary to come accompanied by at least one adult.
- Dinners: possibility of hiring or not this service for a value of up to 30 GBP from 16 years of age and up to 25 Pounds for children under 16, per person and night (not cumulative).
- Historic Edinburgh Walking Tour Pack: most of our programs include this day with entrance to Edinburgh Castle, plus a visit to the underground city, ghost bus tour and other guided tours. If it is not included in the chosen program, there is the possibility of adding this day. Prices on our website.
- It is possible to choose the lowest price applicable to each person even within a group.
- Routes: super studied, optimized and selected to enjoy the spectacular landscapes. In the event of major causes outside our company such as extreme weather and impassable works or other unavoidable events, our guide will decide an alternative route of equal beauty as far as possible.
- Accommodation: at “ScotlandTrips International” our selection of usual accommodation is above the average in the same rating scales that other companies offer. The two options are subject to availability and options of the beautiful towns to visit. Especially in wonderful Scotland, our B&B and Guest House selection are at the same level of quality and comfort within our excellent selection, being able to be even more comfortable than a hotel, although a hotel offers more services such as restaurant or bar. Depending on the availability on the dates of the contracted services, the accommodation may be located at a greater or lesser distance from the local centre or even in the closest locations with availability, without thereby stopping any content of the program or itinerary, therefore, the longer the reservation is in advance, the better the conditions and situation of the accommodation, as is usual in the tourism sector due to the supply, demand and dates.
- Possibility of 5-star luxury accommodation and personalized tours: see supplements.
- Baggage: unless otherwise notified, it is allowed to bring one cabin or medium-size suitcase per person. Since we usually operate to improve the quality and attention of our services in vehicles or minibuses, space for suitcases is limited and we operate under safety and weight regulations.
- DNI or Passport: it is necessary to send us this document for reservations and show it to the Guide for security reasons.
- Travel Insurance: it is mandatory to have your travel insurance up to date, it is very economical and can cover any eventuality. It is also recommended that in the unforeseen event that you have to cancel the trip due to any eventuality that may happen to you, this section covers you. Our company has all the relevant insurance.
With everything prepared and in order, you are ready to enjoy a wonderful vacation with our company, we are waiting for you, we are waiting for you!