Discover Glen Coe beyond the photographs
Journey from St Andrews or Dundee into the heart of the Scottish Highlands, following River Tay towards Perthshire, the vast wilderness of Rannoch Moor and the dramatic mountains of Glen Coe.
Here, spectacular scenery and centuries of Highland history come together - from landscapes shaped by volcanic activities and glaciers to the stories of the people who once lived beneath these mountains.
With time for photographs, gentle walks, viewpoints and quiet moments, this private journey allows you to experience Glencoe at a relaxed and flexible pace.
A Journey Through the Scottish Highlands
Travel through some of Scotland's most memorable Highland landscapes as the scenery changes from the River Tay and rolling countryside to mountains, remote wilderness and glistening lochs.
The route includes the dramatic landscapes of Loch Tulla, Rannoch Moor, the Three Sisters, with views towards the distinctive Buachaille Etive Mòr.
You will also travel along the famous Highland road through Rannoch Moor, recognised by film lovers as part of the spectacular scenery featured in the James Bond film Skyfall.
As you approach Glen Coe, the mountains rise dramatically around the valley, creating one of Scotland's most recognisable landscapes.
Travel Privately, At Your Own Pace
Travel in the comfort of a Mercedes-Benz V-Class, with leather seating, reclining seats and privacy windows.
With a maximum of seven guests, your journey is entirely private. There is no large group to follow and no need to rush from one scheduled stop to another.
Take your time for photographs, enjoy a gentle walk, stop for refreshments or simply sit back and watch the Highland landscape unfold.
This is more than a drive to Glen Coe. It is a carefully considered Highland journey, with your private chauffeur sharing local insight and helping you make the most of the landscape along 5eHighlights of the Tour
Private chauffeur tour from St Andrews and Dundee
- Travel in a comfortable Mercedes-Benz V-Class
- Photo stop at “Still”, the mirror man sculpture at Loch Earn
- Drive through the dramatic landscapes of Rannoch Moor
- Explore Glen Coe and the Three Sisters
- Photostops of Buachaille Etive Mòr and Loch Achtriochtan
- Experience the Glencoe Turf and Creel House
- Optional gentle walks and refreshment stops
- Opportunity to see Highland cows, when available
- Optional visit to the Glencoe Mountain Resort chairlift
Featured Stops
“Still” - Loch Earn
The striking “Still” sculpture by artist Rob Mulholland stands in Loch Earn, reflecting the surrounding landscape, water and ever-changing Highland sky.
It is a beautiful and unusual introduction to the landscapes ahead - and a memorable place for photographs.
Rannoch Moor
One of Scotland's great wilderness landscapes, Rannoch Moor stretches across a vast expanse of open Highland scenery, dotted with lochs, rivers, rocky outcrops and mountains.
The landscape changes constantly with the weather, making every journey across the moor feel different - everytime.
Glen Coe
Known as the “Glen of Weeping”, Glencoe combines extraordinary mountain scenery with a powerful and often haunting history of the Massacre of 1692.
The valley was shaped by volcanic activities and later sculpted by glaciers, creating the dramatic landscape seen today.
Your journey takes you through the heart of the glen, with opportunities to stop, take photographs and simply experiencing the nature.
Glencoe Turf and Creel House
Step inside a remarkable reconstruction of a 17th-century Highland home, created by the National Trust for Scotland using archaeological evidence, historical research and traditional building techniques.
The house is based on the remains of a dwelling discovered at the former township of Achtriachtan, near the Three Sisters of Glencoe.
Built using traditional materials and techniques, including turf walls, timber, woven wattle, earth daub and a heather-thatched roof, it offers a fascinating glimpse into how people once lived in the glen.
Inside, a soundscape and “fire” inspired by everyday Highland life helps bring the house to life, offering a different perspective on the people and communities behind the dramatic landscape.
Make the Day Your Own
One of the pleasures of travelling privately is having the freedom to spend more time where you enjoy it most.
If you would like longer in Glen Coe, we can spend more time there. If you prefer a gentle walk, loch-side lunch or simply a quiet coffee overlooking the Highlands, your itinerary can be adjusted around you.
On the return journey, you can choose to visit Loch Tay and Kenmore or spend more time exploring Glencoe before returning to St Andrews or Dundee.
Your day, your pace, your own Scotland
Whether you are travelling as a couple, family with baby and children or small group, we believe the best Highland journeys leave enough room to stop, absorb and enjoy your private moment, together.
Contact Jalan2Travel Company to arrange your private Glen Coe experience.
Tour Code: Jalan2GlenCoe_DSA
Duration: Approximately 10 hours
Price: £850 per vehicle, for up to 7 guests
Please Note
Entrance fees and attraction tickets are not included unless specifically stated.Child and booster seats can be provided on request. Please mention your requirements when booking.The Glencoe Mountain Resort chairlift is weather dependent and tickets are not included.If you are visiting Scotland for the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, 1–4 October 2026, we can also tailor private journeys from St Andrews or Dundee to Royal Deeside, Dunnottar Castle and Aberdeenshire.Private golf tours and multi-day Scotland itineraries to other parts of Scotland are also available on request.For more Scottish stories, travel ideas and inspiration, visit our Instagram and Facebook.
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