At Hopscotch Travel, we offer luxurious private tours for couples looking for unique and immersive experiences in Scotland.

Privately Guided Day Tour
Loch Ness, Glencoe and The Highlands Private Day Tour
Overview
Embark on a journey through the Highlands on this one day tour, where you’ll get to visit Scotland’s famous Loch Ness - with a chance to spot Nessie! As you travel from Glasgow, your guide will take you through Loch Lomond, through the Great Glen and to see the breathtaking views of Rannoch Moor, where you can learn about Scotland's turbulent history.
Explore Fort Augustus and marvel at the Caledonian Canal before your penultimate stop at Pitlochry.
Itinerary
Hotel Pick-up
Your own personal guide will pick you up right outside your hotel, usually arriving 15 minutes before your tour begins, ensuring a warm and seamless start to your experience.
Vast Views of Rannoch Moor
A haven for wildlife, this remote expanse of around 50 square miles is truly spectacular. Enjoy breathtaking views as we drive through this other-worldly landscape.
The Dramatic Scenery of Glencoe
The towering mountains of Glencoe are a sight to behold. But behind the beauty lies tragedy. The Massacre of Glencoe in 1692 is forever remembered as one of the most despicable acts of betrayal in Scottish history. The beauty and the history combine to make the atmosphere of this place something special.
The Beauty of the Great Glen
Running for 62 miles, this glen stretches from Fort William all the way to Inverness, following a geological fault line.
The Impressive Caledonian Canal at Fort Augustus
Running the length of the Great Glen is the Caledonian Canal, a most impressive feat of engineering. We'll stop at Fort Augustus, where the canal runs through the village on the shores of Loch Ness — a great place to pause and enjoy fantastic views of the loch.
Lunch
Your guide will provide you with a variety of lunch options, ensuring there's something to suit every taste and dietary preference.
World-Famous Loch Ness (and perhaps Nessie)!
At 23 miles long, this is the largest body of water by volume in Great Britain — plenty of space for mysterious creatures to lurk. Be sure to take lots of photos of this spectacular place.
The Historic Town of Pitlochry
This largely Victorian town has always been a favourite destination for tourists. You'll see why as you walk down its pretty high street.
Drop-off
Sit back and relax as your personal guide drops you back at your hotel, ensuring a comfortable and hassle-free end to your journey.
Inclusions
- Complimentary Hotel Pick-up and Drop-off Service
- Privately Guided Tour – Just for you and your group
- Experienced Local Guide Every Step of the Way
- Luxurious, Premium Mercedes V-Class
- A Full Day of Touring
- Fully Customisable - built around you
- Lunch; your guide will recommend both sit-down and grab-and-go options
- Attraction Tickets
- Guide Tip
We can make any tour custom to your needs and itinrary. Reach our to day and let us shape the perfect trip.
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FAQs
Boat cruises on the loch run at certain times of year, and we're happy to build one into your day if you fancy it. Simply reach out and we'll shape a tour that features a boat trip on Loch Ness.
Because Loch Ness sits far up in the Highlands, this ranks among our longest days out, lasting around 12 hours and frequently stretching from early morning through to the evening. The good news is that every single mile rewards you with stunning views, and you'll be travelling in complete comfort throughout.
Along the way you'll pass through the wild expanse of Rannoch Moor, the striking peaks of Glencoe, the broad valley of the Great Glen and the pretty Victorian town of Pitlochry. Together they make up a genuine highlights reel of the Highlands.
Given how far the Highlands stretch, you should expect a decent amount of time on the road, though every view you pass is truly breathtaking. There are plenty of stops built in, and your private V-Class keeps you comfortable the whole way. Should you want something a little shorter, our West Highlands Day Tour is well worth a look.
Honestly, there's no bad time to come. Summer brings lush green landscapes and winter delivers dramatic snow-dusted summits, and every season lends the Highlands its own distinct and memorable character.






























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