Highland Perthshire and Whisky Private Day Tour

Hotel Pick-up
Your own personal guide will pick you up right outside your hotel, usually arriving 10 minutes before your tour begins, ensuring a warm and seamless start to your experience.

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Pitlochry
Your first stop is Pitlochry, one of Scotland's most beloved Victorian towns. Bursting with independent shops, cafés and a beautiful riverside walk along the Tummel, it's the perfect place to stretch your legs and get your bearings before the day properly begins.

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The Hermitage
A short detour from Pitlochry brings you to The Hermitage, a dramatic woodland gorge planted with some of the tallest trees in Britain. A short walk through the forest leads to the spectacular Black Linn waterfall, one of the finest natural stops in Perthshire and a place that rewards those who take a moment to linger.

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Queen's View
Continuing west, you'll arrive at Queen's View, the celebrated panorama above Loch Tummel that has drawn visitors since Queen Victoria herself stopped to take it in. The views across the loch to the mountains beyond are among the finest in the Highlands — your guide will bring the history of this remarkable landscape to life as you take it all in.

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Aberfeldy Distillery
The road continues to Aberfeldy, home to one of Perthshire's finest distilleries. Your guided tour takes you through the full whisky-making process from grain to glass, with a tasting of Aberfeldy's celebrated single malt to follow — a highlight of the day for whisky lovers and first-timers alike.

Kenmore
Next, you'll travel to the lochside village of Kenmore at the head of Loch Tay — a perfect spot for lunch, with spectacular views over the water and the hills beyond. Your guide will provide a variety of lunch options to suit every taste and dietary preference.

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Lunch
Your guide will provide you with a variety of lunch options, ensuring there's something to suit every taste and dietary preference.

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Killin & the Falls of Dochart
After lunch, the route heads south to Killin, where the Falls of Dochart tumble dramatically through the very heart of the village — white water rushing over ancient rocks with the mountains as a backdrop. It's one of the most photographed spots in Perthshire, and rightly so.

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Callander
Your final stop before returning to Edinburgh is Callander, known as the Gateway to the Highlands. Bursting with coffee shops, gift shops and a fantastic whisky shop, it's a lovely place to round off the afternoon — with a stroll along the River Teith and views of Ben Ledi and the Crags to send you on your way.

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Drop Off
Sit back and relax as your personal guide returns you to your hotel, ensuring a comfortable and hassle-free end to a memorable day in the heart of Perthshire.