Quick Details
Adults
16 - 59 years old
£ 80
Children
3 - 15 years old
£ 78
Students
Students (with ID)
£ 78
Seniors
60+ years old
£ 78
Prices include fees
The West Highland Experience
This tour gives you the opportunity to see some of Scotland’s most stunning lochs as you cross the country to have lunch at the seaside town of Oban. By the end of the day, you will have experienced some of Scotland’s finest history, scenery and seafood.
Tour Highlights
- Loch Lomond & Luss: Visit the UK’s largest loch and a picturesque conservation village
- Rest and Be Thankful: One of the Highlands’ most spectacular viewpoints
- Inveraray: Historic lochside town and home of Clan Campbell
- Oban: Scotland’s seafood capital and gateway to the Isles
- St Conan’s Kirk: Unique Highland church overlooking Loch Awe
- Kilchurn Castle: Iconic castle ruins on the shores of Loch Awe
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Discover Scotland’s Stunning West Coast
Experience some of Scotland’s most spectacular scenery on this unforgettable West Highlands and Oban day tour from Edinburgh. Journey through dramatic Highland landscapes, charming lochside villages and historic coastal towns as you explore the very best of Scotland’s west coast in a single day.
From the peaceful shores of Loch Lomond to the seafood capital of Oban, this scenic Scottish Highlands tour combines breathtaking landscapes, fascinating history and hidden gems along the way.
Loch Lomond & the Village of Luss
Leaving Edinburgh behind, we travel west towards the bonnie banks of Loch Lomond, the largest freshwater loch in Great Britain and one of Scotland’s most iconic landscapes.
Our first stop is the conservation village of Luss, a picturesque lochside settlement filled with charming stone cottages, flower lined streets and stunning views across Loch Lomond. Take time to wander along the shoreline, enjoy a coffee or simply soak up the peaceful Highland atmosphere.
Rest and Be Thankful & Highland Scenery
Continuing north into the Highlands, we travel through dramatic mountain scenery to the famous Rest and Be Thankful viewpoint. Surrounded by towering hills and sweeping glens, this historic mountain pass offers one of the most breathtaking panoramic views in Scotland.
Named by soldiers who built the old military road through the Highlands in the 18th century, it remains one of the country’s most iconic scenic stops.
Inveraray & Loch Fyne
Our journey continues along the shores of Loch Fyne to the beautiful town of Inveraray, one of Scotland’s finest examples of Georgian architecture and the historic seat of the Campbell Clan.
Set beside the loch and surrounded by Highland scenery, Inveraray is the perfect place to explore at your own pace. Wander the picturesque streets, browse local shops or enjoy cafés serving fresh local produce and seafood from Scotland’s west coast.
Kilchurn Castle & Loch Awe
As we travel deeper into Argyll, there may be an opportunity for a photo stop at the striking ruins of Kilchurn Castle, dramatically positioned on the shores of Loch Awe, Scotland’s longest freshwater loch.
Surrounded by mountains and water, this historic Campbell Clan stronghold is one of the most photographed castles in the Scottish Highlands.
Oban – The Seafood Capital of Scotland
By lunchtime, we arrive in the vibrant harbour town of Oban, known as the “Gateway to the Isles” and famous for some of the freshest seafood in Scotland.
Enjoy free time to explore this beautiful seaside town, stroll along the waterfront or sample local seafood overlooking the bay. You may also wish to visit the historic Oban Distillery, one of Scotland’s oldest whisky distilleries, or climb to McCaig’s Tower for spectacular views across Oban Bay and the islands beyond.
St Conan’s Kirk
Leaving Oban behind, we stop at the remarkable St Conan’s Kirk, one of Scotland’s most unique and atmospheric churches.
Overlooking Loch Awe, this architectural gem blends Highland history, Celtic design and fascinating craftsmanship. Rich in character and surrounded by beautiful scenery, St Conan’s Kirk remains one of Scotland’s hidden treasures.
Return Through the Trossachs
Our journey back south takes us through the stunning landscapes of The Trossachs National Park, often described as “the Highlands in miniature”. Enjoy the final views of lochs, forests and Highland hills before a short refreshment stop at the Trossachs Woollen Mill.
Arriving back in Edinburgh in the evening, this unforgettable Oban and West Highlands tour offers the perfect introduction to Scotland’s dramatic west coast, combining Highland scenery, historic landmarks and authentic Scottish charm in one incredible day.
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- No matter when you visit, the weather in Scotland can be “changeable”, to say the least. We suggest that you bring suitable clothing for all conditions, including a waterproof jacket (it has been known to rain in Scotland), sunglasses and plenty of layers.
- Ensure you bring shoes suitable for short walks, on rough or uneven terrain.
- Although most attractions & eating establishments we visit accept card payments, we would also recommend bringing cash with you.
- Don’t forget a camera to snap the fantastic memories you’ll make on tour with us!
- Please limit your luggage to 1 x small/medium piece per person (no more than 15kg), along with 1 x small handbag or daypack.