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We drove with Jack and Jamie. The sights were amazing and we really enjoyed the stories from Jack. The breaks were adequate and there was ample time for a little exploring at some stops.

Brian our driver and tour guide extraordinaire got us safely and on time to all our tour spots whilst sharing his incredible knowledge and very entertaining stories with us along the way

We booked this tour last minute as a tour with another company cancelled our booking 24 hours before. Very easy to find pick up point & everything ran like clockwork. Yes this is a very long tour with lots of time on the bus. Longest time on the bus was 2 hours. We had Brian who was a great driver & guide who kept us entertained along the way. He is 5 star. A great day out to see the beautiful countryside.

Excellent way to stay based in Edinburgh and still journey to the Highlands and Loch Ness in a day. It is a notably long day, but our guide/driver Brian made the entirety of it extremely fun, educational, and frankly just a delight. Highly recommend, you will not regret it - but remember your umbrella!

Shafiq was a delightful tour guide and the made the long trip to the highlands enjoyable and informative. My 7 year old son loved listening to his stories! I would recommend for a family trying to see the highlands in a day.

Jamie and Sarah provided an outstanding experience for us. Friendly, informative, and engaging tour in the stunning Scottish Highlands. Highly recommend it.

Keep in mind, George is navigating Highland roads (if you like roller coasters, wee!) AND delivering fantastic lore and historical facts AT THE SAME TIME! If you don't become enamored with his brrrogue or (our new Spotified) playlist, you'll love his funny, macabre, and deep cut history of Scotland. The trip is an ever-giving testament to the deeper than Loch Ness depth of character and strength of the Scottish people. I was trying to put a name to what I had long detected in friends and acquaintances from Scotland and, when George said it, it hit immediately. The Scottish are not afraid of mortality AND they hit FAR above their weight. This comes across as an authenticity not seen in many. I enjoy "Edin-bra" immensely, walkable, easily accessible and replenishing for the soul - this extends to this trip, as well. George is merciful on the need for replenishments and the bladder, there are many pit stops at perfect intervals. He knows all the instagrammable spots and it's mind-blowing how many films have chosen the Highlands as backdrops, but you'll see and understand why. Have mercy on George though - he is against a tight schedule to get YOU to the sites you want to see on time and those locations don't stop for anyone, not even the tours. You want to catch the cruise? Keep to HIS timetable. Glencoe is gorgeous, perfectly Scotland-weathered (bring rain gear/umbrella and something warm), Urquhart Castle reminds me of another medieval castle from my home country, Château Gaillard, loved being able to compare and store memories of both. The Loch is shockingly deep, I had no idea and learned a lot from the cruise (while my teen made fun of it, he appreciated it and that there are folks who BELIEVE!). The bus was comfortable, sleepy folks will benefit from a neck pillow. I typically have a few carsick family members - they experienced zero symptoms on this trip. We read the trip instructions and purchased food the night before for the trip (there are Lidl's, etc in Edinburgh for stocking up), so were ready to roll every time needed. Frustratingly, there were always a couple of folks/groups who consistently pushed the group's timetable for extended photographic moments (hard to believe when there was SO much time given for these at each stop). Consideration for other travelers AND the tour guide goes a long way! There is beyond plenty of time given for restroom, photography, food/drink at every stop - just no reason to return to the bus late, unless emergency-related. Throughout the trip, I became convinced that everyone in Scotland must be a singer - the lilting manner of delivering even the vivid death of William Wallace sounds like a melody. Try to fight your sleepiness upon returning to Edinburgh because George has an amazing trove of facts specific to the city as you return. It's incredible how much has come from Scotland, not an immensely populated area, but a birthplace of ideas, inventions, and entrepreneurs. Thank you, George, for sharing the Highlands with us, heralding us safely there and back, managing the Loch "Stress" of keeping us rambunctious tourists on track, and leaving us with the story of Scotland's unbreakable spirit. As a side note: we tipped using US dollars (apologies for the terrible exchange rate, it was all we had on hand!). Of all tours taken in the UK, this one deserved a sign of appreciation and more.

Our guide and driver, Stevie, instilled humor and wit into his fact filled narration. We were both educates and entertained while viewing some of the most beautiful places we’d ever been to. Highly recommended and I’d request Stevie if given the option.

An amazingly interesting day with fabulous scenery but it was Brian the driver/guide that made the day exceptional with his extensive & enthusiastic knowledge & tales. A real gem, we learnt so much. It was a pleasure to meet him. We also felt we were in very safe hands & well looked after by him. It was a full on day & the only downside was that it was very crowded at some of the facilities, in fact Pitlochry was disappointing for the amount of other buses there & the time available to look around & try to find food, and again massive queues for both food & toilets

Good guide (Brian). Audio guide in different language would be appreciate.