Highland Fishing & Island Discovery

Meet your private guide and roam the cobbled streets of the Old Town, uncovering royal scandals, literary legends, and ghostly tales.

Explore Edinburgh Castle, perched dramatically above the city skyline.

A traditional Scottish lunch: haggis, neeps, tatties — with a dram or two, of course.

Pop into characterful pubs for local beer tasting and stories only the locals know.

Cap the day with a sophisticated chocolate and craft beer pairing at Against the Grain.

Stay at 100 Princes Street Hotel – Red Carnation Collection
Overlooking the iconic Edinburgh Castle, this newly opened boutique gem redefines personalised luxury in the Scottish capital.

Or The Balmoral Hotel – Rocco Forte Collection
A timeless landmark at No. 1 Princes Street, The Balmoral combines Scottish heritage with refined five-star elegance.

Depart Edinburgh accompanied by your private guide, with a dedicated driver and vehicle arranged for your comfort and convenience.

Pause in South Queensferry for coffee and views of Scotland’s three iconic bridges — past, present, future.

Walk beneath the Fortingall Yew, possibly the oldest living tree in Europe.

Gourmet lunch on the shores of Loch Tay at The Waterfront Restaurant.

Sample elegant single malts at Aberlour Distillery, and indulge in a Scotch Egg Club tasting like no other.

Arrive in the village of Kenmore.

Stay at Mains of Taymouth Luxury Lodges – self-contained, five-star lodges with private saunas.
Or The Kenmore Hotel – Scotland’s oldest inn, steeped in charm and newly restored.

Set off with expert ghillies - traditional Scottish outdoor guide from Highland Safaris.

Cast your line on Loch Tay in search of trout and salmon, surrounded by still waters and rising hills.

Hilltop gourmet picnic on Lion Hill, with spectacular views and no one else in sight.

Choose your afternoon:
- Clay-pigeon shooting with a view
- A thrilling 4x4 safari into the wild
- Step back in time at the reconstructed Crannog dwelling

Return to lodge for dinner or a fireside whisky.

Depart towards the west coast.

Coffee stop in the postcard-pretty village of Luss, on Loch Lomond.

Drive through dramatic Glencoe, where every mountain tells a story.

Visit Eilean Donan Castle, Scotland’s most photographed stronghold.

Cross the Atlantic via the Skye Bridge and into island territory.

Arrive in Skye.
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Stay at Kinloch Lodge – family-run, Michelin-starred, deeply atmospheric.
OrThe Bosville Hotel – boutique comfort in Portree, steps from the harbour.

Board your private charter for a day of saltwater fishing in Scotland’s richest marine waters.

Weather permitting, land on a secluded beach for a luxury BBQ prepared by a private chef — your own catch, elevated to fine dining.

Return to Skye for spa time, a walk, or a fireside dram.

Discover the storied past of Clan MacLeod at Dunvegan Castle.

Taste the essence of Skye at Talisker Distillery — peaty, powerful, unforgettable. Arrive and gear up for an exciting trout fishing experience with an expert instructor.

Lunch with a sea breeze at The Oyster Shed or The Three Chimneys.

Easy hike to the crystal-clear Fairy Pools — swim if you dare.

Relax with a final island dinner.