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5 Tours in Kilmuir That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Kilmuir, United Kingdom including Isle of Skye Day Tour, Winter Tour, 5-Day Isle of Skye, Oban, St Andrews and North West Highlands Tour, Startling Skye in Private, Private Luxury Tour to isle of Skye,up to 7 persons, Trotternish Tour.
1. Isle of Skye Day Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Private guide/driver will take you to the iconic beauty spots and historical locations on the road to Skye. We have flexibility to alter the tour for any last minute requests you may have and aim to provide you with the most memorable experiences on your Scottish holiday. Options include the Fairy Pools and a spectacular lunch stop. There are a few hidden gems along the way.
Inclusions: Private transportation, Bottled water, WiFi on board
Exclusions: Entrance fees
Reviewed By Damien B
Our good friend and guide Sinead gave us a wonderful two day tour around Inverness and all its outlander related sites.
2. Winter Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
The tour would leave Portree and head in a clock wise direction towards Uig, the gateway to the outer isles. We will take a short journey to the enchanting Fairy Glen. From there the next place would be the museum of island life which is closed for the winter so this would be a photo stop only, including Flora MacDonald’s monument. Duntulm castle ruin would be our next stop. Driving through Flodigarry, where the Jurassic landscape is still slipping to this day towards the sea, we will then head up on to the Quiraing where you will see stunning views across towards the Scottish mainland. We will stop next at the Kilt Rock, then Lealt falls, where you can have a short walk. From there a stop for photographs at the Old Man of Storr and then back to Portree. Access to some areas will depend on weather and road conditions. A minimum of three seats must be booked for the tour to operate. Please contact us by phone or email to check if the tour is running on the day you require.
Inclusions: Area maps are available
Exclusions: Lunch
Reviewed By patriciab8508
COVID-19 safety measures: Automatic bin for you to throw your rubbish in with no touching the surface. Automatic hand sanitizers for you to clean up your hands before hop on. Social distancing measures in place and face masks worn by everyone including the driver. Tour: This was one of the best guided tour we’ve taken so far! There were only the two of us so it was as if we had taken a private tour! Robert is so knowledgable about Scottish history in general as well as the not widely known stories of the places we visited! We had plenty of time to explore the places, Robert gave us tips of where to take the best shots, we took amazing pics! My favorite place to visit was the Fairy Pools, followed by Neist Point. So I’d highly recommend this tour!
3. 5-Day Isle of Skye, Oban, St Andrews and North West Highlands Tour
Overall Ratings
4.8 based on 31 reviews
Breathtaking scenery, beautiful Highland lochs, mountains and glens, ancient castles and historical sites, large vibrant cities and stunning locations. In 5 days we’ll show you all of these plus more of this wee country than any other tour of its length. All lead by your Ness Bus/Hairy Coo Guide. Be amazed by the landscapes on this tour. From the bonnie banks of Loch Lomond and ancient standing stones of Kilmartin to Oban. We will take you to beautiful Glencoe, Glenfinnan and the Great Glen. Tour a Scotch whisky distillery, ancient castles, Loch Ness and spend a night on the Isle of Skye. Take a seal spotting cruise on Loch Carron, and step back millions of years among the geological wonders of Scotland’s far North West Highlands. Delve into the Jacobite Rebellions at Culloden Battlefield and locations from Outlander, Harry Potter and James Bond. Stroll across the world famous links of St Andrews Old Course and wander among the buildings of Scotland’s oldest University.
Inclusions: All Fees and Taxes, Live commentary on board, Local guide, Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: Food and drinks, unless specified, Gratuities, YOU CAN BOOK YOUR OWN ACCOMMODATION - Night 1 OBAN - Night 2 PORTREE - Night 3 + 4 INVERNESS , WE CAN BOOK ACCOMMODATION ON YOUR BEHALF - a reservation member will be in with options and prices
Reviewed By escr2020
Definitely had an excellent time on this tour and with our guide, Ryan. He was very knowledgable about Scottish history relating to the places we went to and passed through. In these strange times and amidst several restrictions, we still feel like we were able to enjoy the beauty of the Scottish Highlands during this three day trip. A must-do if you're visiting Scotland and want to get as much as you can from your time.
4. Startling Skye in Private, Private Luxury Tour to isle of Skye,up to 7 persons
This is an opportunity to enjoy a long day out from Inverness to the Isle of Skye stopping off at many iconic attractions in between.
Inclusions: Complimentary Chilled bottled water and snacks are carried on the vehicle, WiFi is available whenever reception allows, Snacks, Bottled water
Exclusions: Any required meals and entrance fees are not included
Reviewed By spinart2016
My husband and I had a wonderful day last week (Oct 2020) exploring the Northern Highlands from Inverness with Craig. Prior to our visit, I communicated with Craig via email to plan our day. I had a few things in mind that I wanted to see, such as the Culloden Battlefield, Clava Cairns and Dunrobin Castle, but mostly explained that we wanted to get a sense of the history and culture and stop and take in the beautiful landscapes and take photos. Craig delivered all that and more, exceeding our expectations, with his knowledge of the area and his delightful stories. In addition to all of the above, Craig whisked us off to a surprise visit to fascinating Wardlaw Mausoleum to learn more about the Clan Fraser (Outlander fans will understand!), Beauty Priory, Shin Falls to see the salmon leaping (yes, we did get to see actual salmon!). We had another surprise at Dunrobin Castle with a Falconry demonstration, which normally would not be operating this time of year. Many stops along the way to see beautiful vistas, Loch Fleet World Heritage site where we had a good view of the seal colony, and Clootie Well. Craig was the ultimate host, picking us up and dropping us off at our Inverness hotel, driving us in comfort, complete with safety measures of hand sanitizer and masks, and more importantly a picnic hamper full of snacks. He was very responsive and communicative before and after our trip. I highly recommend Craig as your personal tour guide to the delightful Highlands.
5. Trotternish Tour
The tour would depart Portree square at 09:00 hrs and return around 15:00 hrs. The tour would leave Portree and head in a clock wise direction towards Uig, gateway to the Western Isles. Before passing through Uig we would call at the enchanting Fairy Glen for a short stop, where you may want to make a wish. The next stop would be the Museum of Island life for you to visit and take in the atmosphere of how life used to be. From there we would drive up and visit Flora MacDonald’s monument. Next stop is Duntulm Castle which is a ruin. From there we head around the north end of the Island, passing through Flodigarry, before heading up onto the Quiraing for stunning photographs of the rock formations, and breath taking views towards the Scottish mainland. Before stopping at Kilt Rock we would stop in Staffin for lunch. After Kilt Rock we would call at Lealt Falls. A final photo stop at the Old Man of Storr will be our last stop before returning to Portree.
Inclusions: Maps of the area are handed out on the coach.
Exclusions: Lunch, Entrance fees.
Reviewed By patriciab8508
COVID-19 safety measures: Automatic bin for you to throw your rubbish in with no touching the surface. Automatic hand sanitizers for you to clean up your hands before hop on. Social distancing measures in place and face masks worn by everyone including the driver. Tour: This was one of the best guided tour we’ve taken so far! There were only the two of us so it was as if we had taken a private tour! Robert is so knowledgable about Scottish history in general as well as the not widely known stories of the places we visited! We had plenty of time to explore the places, Robert gave us tips of where to take the best shots, we took amazing pics! My favorite place to visit was the Fairy Pools, followed by Neist Point. So I’d highly recommend this tour!
