Monday

Dunrobin Castle

This chateau in the highlands, seat of the Dukes of Sutherland, is dating back to the 13th century. With Gardens, museums and a falconry display.

Glenmorangie Distillery

Tour the distillery and discover the secrets of this world famous whisky.

Tuesday

Fort George

This impressive fort is home of the "Queen's own Highlander Regimental Museum." A very Interesting and entertaining tour.

Culloden Battlefield

Scene of the last battle on British Soil in 1746. Learn Highland history in the exhibition centre and the haunted battlefield.

Wednesday

Cawdor Castle

Home to lady Cawdor, this 17th century castle was mentioned in shakespear's MacBeth. Stroll through this beautiful castle and wonderful Gardens.

Elgin Cathedral

One of Scotland's most beautiful medieval buildings, Elgin Cathedral is a magnificent ruin that dates back to the 13th century. Museum trip is an optional extra.

Thursday

Urquart Castle

Historic picturesque ruins on the rocky site of Loch Ness and scene of many "monster sightings?"

Loch Ness

Visit the mysterious Loch Ness and hear some of the monster searching tales in the loch ness exhibition centre. Round up with a refreshing drink or coffee if you wish.

Friday

Cromarty and the Black Isle

Visiting the ancient cathedral at Fortrose and Cromarty, the highlands most preserved and historic town with courthouse museum and other attractions. Dolphin spotting on the way back if we are lucky and tea stop. (The Driver Loves Tea)