What makes your private day tours unique?
Our private day tours are designed with care and expertise to cater to families and groups of all sizes. With knowledgeable guides, flexible itineraries, and a focus on your interests, we ensure a seamless blend of fun, education, and exploration. Whether you’re travelling with children, history buffs, or adventure seekers, we create unforgettable experiences tailored to your needs.
Are your tours suitable for children?
Absolutely! We welcome families and provide child-friendly itineraries. We also offer one free baby seat and one child seat per booking (subject to availability). Please let us know in advance if you require these, and our guides will assist with installation.
What should I bring on the tour?
We recommend packing:
- Snacks and sandwiches for quick energy boosts.
- Activities like colouring books or portable games for children.
- Spare clothes for younger children in case of spills or messes.
- Motion sickness medication if needed.
How do I make the most of my tour?
- Be punctual to ensure you enjoy every planned stop.
- Engage with your guide – they’re a wealth of knowledge about Scotland’s history, culture, and hidden gems.
- Take advantage of frequent breaks to stretch your legs, soak in the scenery, and recharge.
Are meals included in the tour?
While our itineraries include well-timed stops at local cafes and restaurants, meals are not included. We recommend bringing snacks or opting for takeaway options to maximise your exploration time.
How do you support sustainability?
We are committed to responsible tourism. During your tour, we encourage you to:
- Avoid littering and use designated bins.
- Support local businesses and artisans by purchasing sustainably made souvenirs.
- Be mindful of wildlife and avoid disturbing natural habitats.
How do I book a tour?
Contact us directly via our website or phone to discuss your group’s interests and preferences. We’ll craft a personalised itinerary and handle all the logistics to ensure a stress-free experience.
How can I support local artisans during the tour?
Scotland is renowned for its artisanal goods. Visit local shops for handmade tartans, woollen scarves, and cashmere, or explore markets for authentic crafts like pottery, jewellery, and paintings. Supporting local artisans helps preserve Scottish heritage.
Do you accommodate guests with mobility challenges?
Yes, we strive to make our tours accessible to everyone. Many of our stops include accessible facilities, and our guides are trained to assist guests with specific needs. Please inform us of any requirements when booking so we can make suitable arrangements.
What should I wear for a Scottish day tour?
Scottish weather is unpredictable, so dressing in layers is key. We recommend:
- A waterproof jacket and sturdy walking shoes year-round.
- Warm layers for winter tours.
- Adaptable attire for sudden changes in temperature or rain.
Can I customise the itinerary?
Yes! Our tours are fully flexible and tailored to your interests. Share your preferences when booking, and we’ll craft an itinerary that suits your group perfectly.
What if I get motion sickness on winding Highland roads?
If motion sickness is a concern, please inform your guide in advance. We can make accommodations, such as scheduling extra breaks or adjusting seating arrangements. We also recommend bringing effective medication.
What are Scotland’s child car seat laws?
- Children under 12 or shorter than 135 cm must use a car seat.
- Booster seats are recommended for children up to 150 cm to ensure proper seatbelt positioning.
- We provide one free baby seat and one child seat per booking (subject to availability). Please book these in advance.
Can I take photos during the tour?
Absolutely! Scotland’s landscapes are incredibly photogenic. For the best shots, use early morning or late afternoon light, and keep your camera handy for spontaneous moments. Your guide can also recommend the best photo spots.
What if I need to cancel or reschedule?
We understand that plans can change. Please refer to our cancellation policy on our website or contact us directly to discuss your options.
What cultural etiquette should I be aware of?
Respecting local customs enhances your experience. Be courteous when interacting with locals, follow rules at historic sites and natural reserves, and dress modestly when visiting churches or castles.
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