An Extraordinary Journey Through Scotland

The experience of seamless luxury begins the moment of arrival. A private chauffeur awaits to escort you to The Balmoral, a majestic landmark at No. 1 Princes Street.

For over a century, this grand Edwardian icon has stood as an Edinburgh institution, its famous clock tower a beloved feature of the skyline.

Day two is a full immersion into the captivating narrative of Edinburgh, led by an expert private guide. The journey through time begins on the Royal Mile, the historic spine of the Old Town.

Connect two of Scotland's most significant royal sites: the mighty Edinburgh Castle, defender of the nation, and the elegant Palace of Holyroodhouse, the King's official residence in Scotland.

Day three ventures south into a land of rolling hills and a history bloodier than any other in Britain. Visit Abbotsford, the extraordinary home of Sir Walter Scott.

Continue to the enigmatic Rosslyn Chapel, a stone enigma covered in masterful and mysterious carvings made world-famous by The Da Vinci Code.

The final day in Edinburgh offers a fascinating juxtaposition of royal grandeur and modern urban cool. Step aboard The Royal Yacht Britannia, Queen Elizabeth II's former floating palace.

Embark on a food tour of Leith, one of Edinburgh's most exciting 'foodie havens', before enjoying a Platinum Tour at The Scotch Whisky Experience.

A captivating journey of transition that bridges the Lowlands and the Highlands. The route winds through the enchanting harbour villages of Fife and the historic town of St Andrews.

Arrive at the fairytale-like Glamis Castle, childhood home of The Queen Mother, before continuing to Braemar and The Fife Arms.

Arrive in the historic village of Braemar and check in to The Fife Arms. This is no ordinary hotel; it is a Victorian coaching inn imaginatively restored.

A destination that feels like a private country house belonging to a fantastically eccentric art collector, with over 14,000 works of art woven into its very fabric.

An intimate immersion into the vast, untamed beauty of the Cairngorms National Park. Led by a true local expert, the tour takes you to Auchtavan.

A rare surviving example of a traditional Highland farming settlement, where you'll enjoy a specially prepared picnic lunch with stunning views.

A full-day tour dedicated to Royal Deeside, a landscape that captivated Queen Victoria. The centerpiece is Balmoral Castle, the beloved private residence of the monarch.

Tour the beautiful gardens and hike to the historic Balmoral Cairns before transferring to Pitlochry and the charming Pine Trees Hotel.

Day eight connects you directly to the earth with a Herbal Foraging Walk through the Highland Perthshire Hills. Learn to identify native Scottish flora.

Enjoy a delicious rustic lunch feast crafted from locally sourced and foraged ingredients in this pristine Highland setting.

A multi-sensory journey through Scotland's culinary heritage. Visit an Aberdeen-Angus beef farm for a tasting and see how world-famous Arbroath Smokies are made in a traditional smokehouse.

Sample other local delicacies like the famous Dundee Cake and learn about Scotland's proud food traditions.

An exclusive, hands-on 'field-to-fork' day at Ballintaggart Farm. Learn the basics of salmon fishing on the majestic River Tay.

Return to the farm for a private masterclass in preparing and cooking your catch, complete with foraging and wine pairing. Transfer to the world-renowned Gleneagles Hotel for your final night.

The final morning is spent at one of the world's most celebrated hotels. The Gleneagles Hotel is a glorious 850-acre country estate that represents the pinnacle of Scottish luxury and hospitality.

After a leisurely breakfast, enjoy some final moments on this magnificent estate before your private transfer to Edinburgh Airport for international departure.