Tara & Johnny's Luxury Scotland Itinerary

Take turns at the wheel of a classic Land Rover Defender, off-roading through the rugged foothills of Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park with 4x4 Offroad Driving Adventures.

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On your Scottish trip, your tastebuds are in for a treat. Be sure to sample some of the finest homegrown produce. Tara and Johnny enjoyed a Scottish feast of savoury and sweet delights prepared by acclaimed chef Ruaraidh Menzies of Ror's Kitchen. 

From Scottish cheese to fresh seafood, whisky and gin, discover why Scotland's food and drink is world-class.

Enjoy Scottish food and drink

As the sun starts to set, make your way to Cameron House, a beautiful hotel on the famous shores of Loch Lomond. Add extra sparkle to your stay and book a Champagne Cruise to see Loch Lomond and some of its islands while sitting on the upper deck with a glass of bubbly. Back at the hotel, enjoy the award-winning spa, play a round of golf and choose from a variety of dining options on-site.

Keep your eyes on the sky as rainbows are known to make surprise appearances in Scotland and steal the spotlight!

All aboard the Royal Scotsman, A Belmond Train – the most luxurious way to explore the Scottish Highlands. Choose from a variety of once-in-a-lifetime adventures lasting from two nights to seven nights and ranging from gastronomic experiences to journeys through some of the wildest and most beautiful Scottish landscapes.

Enjoy a Dior Spa treatment on board and evening cocktails with live entertainment in the opulent Observation Car, all while watching Scotland's majestic scenery glide past your window like a picturesque film strip.

About 60 miles northwest of Glasgow, spend an unforgettable afternoon exploring Inveraray Castle and its magnificent gardens. Discover the impressive castle, home of the Dukes of Argyll and the seat of Clan Campbell, on a self-guided or guided tour. The castle and gardens are open to visitors from late March to the end of October. If you visit in mid-May or around the end of September and early October, you can even book a special tour of the private apartments, an exclusive experience only available on a few specific dates each year.

Your adventure continues with a tour of the world-famous Rosslyn Chapel, known for its role in The Da Vinci Code. Rosslyn Chapel was founded in 1446 and has fascinated visitors for centuries. Take your time to admire the intricate stone carvings that create the chapel's unique and timeless charm. Visit the Sacristy, admire the stained-glass windows and go for a short walk down to Rosslyn Castle, the ancestral home of the St Clair family.

Begin your day with a trip to the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, a green oasis just one mile north of the city centre. Go for a stroll and discover the fascinating variety of plants on display or take part in one of the workshops and events hosted here, ranging from introductions to botanical drawings to short courses on therapeutic scented oils and making herbal soaps.

Continue to Johnstons of Elgin for a memorable shopping experience in Edinburgh's luxury shopping quarter. Fall in love with men's and women's clothing made of the world's softest cashmere and browse beautiful home interior collections. Contact the store to book a personal shopping appointment.

Your trendsetting journey concludes with a visit to beautiful George Street in Edinburgh's New Town, where you'll find boutiques, designer stores and the showroom at Hamilton & Inches, the Royal Family's own silversmiths. No shopping escape is complete without a special keepsake that will forever connect you to Scotland and with a range of luxury watches, hand-crafted jewellery and unique silverware at Hamilton & Inches, you are truly spoilt for choice.