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We are a tour/chauffeur service which has over 10 years of experience. We want all of our customers to be in the comfort of knowing we take your experience very seriously. Your 3 day tour of Scotland from Edinburgh is going to be miraculous, we promise.

Risk Free

Guarantee of risk-free reservations: Complete refunds are available up to seven days prior to the commencement date.

Expert Driver Guides

Professional driver-guides with over 15 years of experience, dedicated to imparting their enthusiasm for Scotland.

Unique Experience

Our drivers are highly knowledgable on all attractions listed in this example itinerary

Travel in style and comfort

We only use the best vehicles for transporting our customers

Fully Bespoke/Custom Tours

If you wish to expand or omit parts of the itinerary on this tour, we will do everything to accommodate your wishes on your 3 day Scotland tour from Edinburgh.

Photography of everywhere you visit

We will allow plenty of time with no rush on your tour, allowing you the opportunity to snap as many photos as you want.

3 day tour of Scotland from Edinburgh Itinerary

Day 1:

Where it all starts!

Your driver will drop you to your hotel which is located directly in the City Centre of Edinburgh. From there it gives you time to get settled in and drop your luggage off to your room. Within your 3 day scotland tour from edinburgh, you will be in awe from all of the sights and experiences you will encounter

Edinburgh Castle Tour

With a sense of pride, we will gaze upon the capital city of the country, where we will explore Edinburgh Castle, a historic, charming, and captivating fortress in Europe. This castle is famous for its role in housing the Scottish Crown Jewels and the Stone of Destiny. Every part of the castle has a fascinating story to share, from its time as a royal home, a military base, to its darker history as a jail and fortress.

Palace of Holyroodhouse

Following our tour of Edinburgh Castle, we have the opportunity to explore the magnificent Holyrood Palace – the sovereign residence of the British monarch in Scotland, Queen Elizabeth II.Upon entering the Palace, one will be greeted by the grandeur of a stone staircase constructed for Charles II.

It is imperative not to overlook the exquisite ceiling plasterwork, featuring a life-size angel bearing the Scottish crown. Additionally, the walls are adorned with remarkable tapestries, which were gifted to the Palace by Prince Albert.

Royal Yacht Britannia

Explore this acclaimed attraction located merely two miles from the center of Edinburgh at Ocean Terminal. The Royal Yacht Britannia has welcomed numerous distinguished individuals, including Nelson Mandela and Winston Churchill, and served as the residence for the British Royal Family for more than four decades. Today, you have the opportunity to uncover the essence and significance of this remarkable Royal dwelling.

Royal Mile

After that, we can wander through the charming winding paths and cobblestone streets of the Royal Mile, which serves as the main artery of the Old Town.

Arthur's Seat

During this excursion to Arthur's Seat, your amiable, informed, and professional guide will navigate you through Holyrood Park, providing insights into the unique natural, historical, and geological landmarks you will observe along the ascent. Holyrood Park features an extinct volcano, medieval religious structures, three lochs, and a historic hill fort.

Day 2:

Excursion from Edinburgh to Falkirk and Stirling:

The Kelpies

Upon leaving Edinburgh you have an amazing oppurtunity to hone in on snapping some great photos at the kelpies - The kelpie is a perilous shape-shifting aquatic entity that can manifest on land in the form of a horse. It presents itself to unsuspecting human victims as a grey or white horse, luring them to mount its back before dragging them to a watery demise. Not to be missed!

Stirling Castle

Experience the legacy of Mary, Queen of Scots, and Bonnie Prince Charlie by exploring the magnificent Stirling Castle. As one of Scotland's most significant and expansive fortifications, it has undergone meticulous restoration to provide visitors with an insight into the vibrant and illustrious era of Scotland's Renaissance monarchs, nobles, and courtiers.

National Wallace Monument

The National Wallace Monument serves as a significant tourist destination, largely due to its connections to the film "Braveheart." This tower is situated at the location where it is thought that William Wallace observed the approach of the English forces prior to launching his assault during the Battle of Stirling Bridge on September 11, 1297.

Day 3:

On your last day, we will embark on a journey to the historic town of St Andrews.

The Queensferry Crossing

Upon leaving Edinburgh, you will see the astounding sight of the Queensferry Crossing

Pittenweem

The vibrant boats, creel pots, stacks of nets, and seasoned sailors contribute to the lively atmosphere of this location. Additionally, the harbor features historic structures worth exploring, along with a pier that allows visitors to stroll out to Pittenweem Lighthouse.

Anstruther

Anstruther is an enchanting fishing village situated in the East Neuk of Fife, attracting numerous day-trippers and vacationers. Positioned to the south of St Andrews, Anstruther stands as the largest among a series of picturesque, traditional fishing villages that line the Fife coastline known as the East Neuk.

St Andrews

St Andrews is among the most renowned towns in Scotland, celebrated for its historic golf courses and an ancient cathedral. However, a perfect day in St Andrews encompasses more than merely playing golf or exploring ruins. This spiritual heart of Scotland merits greater acknowledgment as a location rich in history, folklore, and legends.

3 Day Scotland Tours From Edinburgh: Private Driver Chauffeur Service