Stirling

The BritRailPass is so worth it. Easy to activate and use the QR codes for each day. You can take your time and be assured that you can board the train at the time that you prefer. There are routes though that are really popular and crowded. Train fares are quite expensive if you buy them on the day itself so the flexibility helped a lot. We traveled around UK with our large luggages. just make sure to board the coach with the luggage compartment.

A túrát Jerry úr vezette, aki nagyon lelkesen vitt minket a Glencoe-i kilátópontokhoz fotózni, amennyit csak tudott. Nagyon informatív volt, még kvízt is tartott nekünk, és megjutalmazta a legjobb 3 nyertest. Élvezetessé és felejthetetlenné tette az egynapos utat. Köszönjük, Jerry, a Timberbush Tourtól!

Our Scottish driver-guide was incredibly enthusiastic and humorous! Even though I didn't understand much English, using my phone for translation helped me grasp most of what he said. It was my first time experiencing the warm, straightforward, and funny nature of the Scottish people. The driver was even wearing a short-sleeved shirt, which surprised me. I asked him why people in London were bundled up in long sleeves when Edinburgh is colder, yet everyone here wears short sleeves. He simply said Scots are tougher, and I truly felt that! Our Scottish driver passionately explained Scotland's wartime history along the way. It's amazing to think of battles fought on these beautiful, icy, and frozen highlands. The highland scenery is so quiet and vast, perfectly suited for those powerful yet solitary bagpipe tunes. Interestingly, the music our Scottish driver-guide played during the trip was full of passionate, ethnic melodies, completely different from the usual English pop songs you hear. It created a unique travel experience, haha, very rich in national character. After the tour, I was deeply moved by Scottish culture. I really love Scotland, always Team Scotland! Oh, and because the Chinese-speaking tour didn't form, we ended up joining an English-speaking tour, which is how we met our fantastic Scottish driver!

The tour was great - we had a smaller van and the seats were comfortable. Our tour guide was Nicky and she was wonderful. She was funny and welcoming, and shared lots of facts and stories about Scotland's history. All the places we stopped were great. The weather was completely wild! We had snow and rain in the morning, and then sun in the afternoon - but this just added to the experience. We also opted for the Loch Ness cruise and it was worth it. The views were amazing and there was more facts shared. I would definitely recommend this tour.

Super trip. We where lucky there was nice weather. The cruise on Loch Lomond is dfinitly also worce your while.