Harry Potter Train and the Scenic Highlands Day Tour from Inverness
- Enjoy a breathtaking drive around the shores of Loch Ness, surrounded by the natural beauty of the Highland landscapes
- Step aboard the world-famous Jacobite Steam Train, renowned for its scenic beauty and appearances in the Harry Potter films
- Experience the thrill of crossing the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct, a stunning railway bridge nestled amidst the Scottish Highlands
- Discover the mysteries of ancient ruins scattered along the route, offering a glimpse into Scotland's rich history and heritage
- Pay your respects at a poignant war memorial, offering a moment of reflection amidst the serene surroundings
What to expect
Embark on a remarkable and immersive full-day journey through the captivating Highland landscapes, where a refreshing breeze and breathtaking vistas beckon. A comfortable coach will guide you along the enchanting shores of Loch Ness and the picturesque West Coast, unveiling a tapestry of experiences, from exploring ancient ruins and paying respects at a solemn war memorial to unwinding on tranquil beaches and discovering a hidden waterfall tucked against the rugged mountains. Be mesmerized as the Jacobite Steam Train glides gracefully across the Glenfinnan Viaduct - an iconic spectacle. Revered for its role in the Harry Potter series, this globally celebrated railway ensures an unforgettable and genuinely scenic adventure that will resonate for years to come
Reviews
I was so happy with this Klook day tour experience. I need not to worry about transportation, and that makes my journey much more easy and convenient. I love how they arrange the tour for the Hogwarts express, we could get on the stream train and then watch it passed through the viaduct, a marvellous experience!
Good to know
Tips for Best View on Jacobite Steam Train
Remember to opt for the left seats on the way to Mallaig and on the right seats on the way back!
Update to COVID Government Guidelines in Scotland
As per government guidelines, the use of masks while on tour coaches is no longer compulsory. Should staff or passengers wish to keep wearing masks while on the coach, it is allowed. The operator will keep the hand sanitizer and enhanced cleaning procedures in place, and participants are advised to maintain social distancing. Do inform the guide if you develop any COVID-like symptoms
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