From Edinburgh, head west to Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park to Kilmartin Glen. You cross a wide spectrum of vast scenic landscape, learning about Scotland?s history. Visit the Dunadd Hill Fort and the Temple Wood Stone Circle before heading to an exotic seaside city, Oban for the night.

Cross the Connel bridge through Appin to arrive at Glen Coe, infamous for the massacre of MacDonald?s Clan. Walk the streets around Fort William, dominated by Ben Nevis in the background, United Kingdom?s tallest mountain. Board the Jacobite Steam train and head for Glenfinnan Viaduct, made famous by the Harry Potter films. After experiencing one of the greatest train journeys, continue to Mallaig, a fishing village to witness the local life. Finally, take a ferry to Skye and check into your accommodation for the night.

Spend the day exploring Skye. This is a magical place where the beach meets the Cuillin Mountains and the Kilt Rock Waterfall is just another natural splendor that mesmerizes tourists. Visit the Old Man of Storr and the Trotternish Peninsula, or shop around in Portee.

Set out to discover Lochs and Castles today, starting with Sotland?s most photographed castle, Eilean Donan. Continue past Loch Carron
towards Achnasheen. You?ll also experience the dramatic Glen Docherty
which looks down towards Loch Maree. Discover the Inverewe Garden, Gruinard Bay and the breath-taking Corrieshalloch Gorge & Rogie Falls. Make your last stop for the day at the fabled Loch Ness and stay the night in Fort Augustus.

Journey north through Inverness, board a ferry and arrive in Orkney Isles. The scenery of Moray and Cromarty Firths en route will take your breath away. Visit the Italian Chapel, Churchill Barriers and the Scottish Causeway that would protect UK Navy Ships from submarines. Transfer to Kirkwall for the night.

Kirkwall is a historic destination for it presents various mysterious attractions like the Standing Stones of Stenness and the 5,000-year-old village of Skara Brae. The ruins of Earls Palace and Bishop?s Palace are equally intriguing. Visit Maeshowe and St Magnus Cathedral before returning to your hotel.

Take a ferry back to the mainland and head for Inverness in the Scottish highlands, a pristine city known for its bagpipe players. Have a chance to explore the Dunrobin Castle, the seat of the Duke of Sutherland and the beautiful gardens which were inspired by the palace of Versailles.

On your way back to Edinburgh, explore the battlefield of Culloden, the site of the defeat of the Jacobite forces. You?ll also pass the stunning Cairngorm mountains and explore the picturesque town of Pitlochry.