Get lost in the beauty of the Scottish Highlands

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Scottish Highlands | Travel through the Scottish Highlands in a Jacobite train

The Scottish Highlands is a rugged and picturesque region located in the northern part of Scotland. Known for its breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and distinctive culture, the Highlands attract visitors from around the world.

Things to know before booking your tickets for the Scottish Highlands

Accessibility: The Scottish Highlands tour is fully accessible for people with reduced mobility.
Train travel: Your entire journey on the Scottish Highlands tour will be via train. You will be traveling in the luxury coach of a Jacobite train.
Guided tours: Throughout your journey, a local Scottish guide will be accompanying you. Your guide will keep you entertained with interesting stories and facts about Scotland and its history.

Why visit the Scottish Highlands?

Escape into a world of unparalleled natural beauty: The Highlands are renowned for their stunning natural beauty, including majestic mountains, deep-blue lochs, and rolling hills.
Where luxury travel meets Scottish history: Explore the beauty of the Scottish Highlands, while riding in the luxury coach of an old-world Jacobite train with your guide.
A treasure trove of history and culture: The Highlands are steeped in history and culture, with ancient castles, battlefields, and clan heritage sites scattered throughout the region.
Great for whisky enthusiasts: For whisky enthusiasts, the Highlands offer a chance to visit some of the world's most renowned distilleries. The region is home to a variety of Scotch whisky producers.
Discover famous filming locations: Discover filming locations of famous movies such as Harry Potter and James Bond when touring through the Scottish Highlands.

Explore the Scottish Highlands

Glenfinnan Viaduct

The Glenfinnan Viaduct is a notable railway viaduct located in the Scottish Highlands, near the village of Glenfinnan. It is renowned for its stunning architecture and picturesque setting.

Glencoe

Glencoe is a glen, or valley, in the Scottish Highlands known for its breathtaking and dramatic landscapes. It is one of the most iconic and picturesque locations in Scotland.

Mallaig

Known for its stunning coastal scenery, bustling harbor, and connections to nearby islands, Mallaig has become a popular destination for tourists exploring the Scottish Highlands.

Plan your visit to the Scottish Highlands

Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 7:00 AM

Best time to visit: Plan your visit to the Scottish Highlands during the spring or autumn. During this time, the weather is pleasant and the crowds are less.

Address: Edinburgh Bus Station, 26 Elder St, Edinburgh.

Find on maps.

By bus: 900 or 978
Nearest stop: Edinburgh bus stop
By tram: Tram E1
Nearest stop: St. Andrew Square

Wheelchair accessible
Washrooms
Local guide
WiFi

The Scottish Highlands tour starts at 7:00 AM. It is advisable to reach the meeting point 15 minutes before the time mentioned on your ticket voucher.
Carry a light sweater, cardigan, and umbrella with you because the Scottish weather is extremely unpredictable.
Keep yourself well-hydrated throughout your tour, and carry some snacks with you.
For a comfortable visit, it is recommended that you wear comfortable clothes and footwear.
Click lots of pictures and enjoy your scenic train journey through the Scottish Highlands.

Filling Station: Located 1.6 km from Edinburgh bus stop, the Filling Station is a retro gas station-themed diner that serves American cuisine.
Dishoom: 800 m from Edinburgh bus stop is Dishoom. The popular restaurant serves delicious Indian food and is a must-try for visitors.
Taste of Italy: If you are craving Italian food, then the Taste of Italy is a must-try! Located 1.1 km from the Edinburgh bus stop, the restaurant serves yummy Italian dishes.
La Locanda: Another must-try Italian restaurant in Edinburgh is La Locanda. The restaurant is 1.6 km from the bus stop and serves delicious Italian fare and wines.

Budget: Premier Inn Edinburgh City Centre (380 m), St. Christopher’s Inn Edinburgh (500 m), Travelodge Edinburgh Central Waterloo Place (800 m).

Mid-range: Holiday Inn Express Edinburgh City Centre (400 m), ibis Edinburgh Centre Royal Mile (1.3 km), Leonardo Hotel Edinburgh City (2.6 km).

Luxury: Cheval The Edinburgh Grand (750 m), InterContinental Edinburgh The George (850 m), Hilton Edinburgh Carlton (1.2 km).

Beyond the Scottish Highlands

Fort William

Located 47.3 km from the Scottish Highlands, Fort William is a town with a mix of outdoor activities, including mountain biking, hiking, and water sports. The West Highland Museum provides insights into the local history.

Inverness

59.3 km from the Scottish Highlands is Inverness. The capital of the Highlands, Inverness is a city with a rich history and a gateway to the northern Highlands.

Lochness

32.7 km from the Scottish Highlands is Lochness. Famous for its alleged monster, Nessie, Loch Ness is a large and deep freshwater loch. Visitors can explore the historic Urquhart Castle, take boat tours on the loch, and enjoy the scenic surroundings.

Frequently asked questions about Scottish Highlands tour tickets

How much is a ticket for the Scottish Highlands tour?

Tickets for the Scottish Highlands tour cost €210.27.

How to book tickets for the Scottish Highlands tour?

Tickets for the Scottish Highlands tour can only be booked online.

Why should I book Scottish Highlands tour tickets online?

Cheaper rates: It is cheaper to book a tour online rather than offline.
Better planning: Booking tickets online and in advance helps to plan your trip itinerary more efficiently.
Convenient: It is very quick and easy to book tickets online. You can book online tickets from anywhere and as per your convenience.
Cancellation policy: You can easily cancel your online tickets for a full refund.

What do Scottish Highlands tour tickets include?

The tickets include a day tour of the Scottish Highlands, a train journey, a local Scottish guide, free Wifi, and a visit to the Glenfinnan Viaduct, Glencoe, and Mallaig.

How do I access the Glenfinnan Viaduct, Glencoe and Mallaig?

Your Scottish Highlands tour tickets include access to all the aforementioned attractions.

What is the cancellation policy for Scottish Highlands tour tickets?

Your Scottish Highlands tour tickets can be canceled 24 hours before the experience for a full refund.

How long does it take to complete a Scottish Highlands tour?

It will take around 13 hours, and 30 minutes to complete the tour of the Scottish Highlands.