Things to do in Glasgow

I had an amazing experience on the Loch Ness, Glencoe & Highlands day tour from Glasgow. The landscapes were absolutely breathtaking—from the dramatic mountains of Glencoe to the peaceful waters of Loch Ness. The itinerary was well-paced, the bus was comfortable, and our guide shared great stories and history along the way. It’s a long day, but completely worth it. Highly recommend this tour to anyone wanting to see the best of the Scottish Highlands in a single day.

We traveled in an 18-seater minibus, and our driver, who also served as our guide, provided commentary along the way. In addition to the scheduled stops at the attractions listed on the itinerary, he also made stops at scenic spots along the route, depending on the weather and conditions, to allow us to breathe in the fresh air and take photos! The scenery was absolutely stunning! And even though the journey was long, it didn't feel like we were on the bus for an extended period, as we made frequent stops, usually about once every hour! The pace of the trip was also very relaxed, never feeling rushed, and the scenery was incredibly beautiful! Plus, we were sure to see a train passing over the viaduct!

An very impressed tour, the guide is very nice. Every joiner's time keeping is very well and punctual. All the attractions are excited and worthwile.

Michelle is a phenomenal tour guide, she was funny, but also a good explainer. In addition, she even gave us some souvenirs, scrumptious delicacies, and some beverages.

Rabbies' minivan is comfortable and equipped with charging facilities. Our driver-guide, Jeff, is friendly and has extensive knowledge of the route as well as Scottish history. He's amazing and made our journey a joyful one.

8.45am.. the ignition key was click and off we go. The drive was smooth and we arrived at our 1st spot and it was a viewpoint of valley and mountains. It was gorgeous. Next we arrived at Inveraray castle… what was breathtaking was the lake down the road. Because it was a cloudy day, the opaque water was a mirror reflecting the surrounding. We next arrived for lunch in the seaside town of Oban. Do walk up the slope and get an bird eye view of the city… it’s worth it.Busy and plenty of cute shops and restaurants. Now… we zip into the mountains in Glencoe. Brace yourself…. it’s sublime however, there wasn’t enough time nor opportunity to alight for photo. Callum our guide, did stop once for us to indulge for photos. We had a great time. We were very prompt.

My guide Adam was very knowledgeable in Scottish history and told them in very intriguing stories. I booked the tour quite late, but Timberbush was quick to help me find accommodation. The itinerary was good, offering a good start to learn Scotland’s history and enjoy the highland views. The tour bus was comfortable to sit in, and the windows were large for sightseeing during travel. Adam also played Scottish music when he wasn’t telling us stories—a more immersive Scottish experience. Overall, a great tour and would recommend going on days with good weather - great views along the way!!