Day Tours

Signature Tours provides private day tours, this is a great way to discover the beauty of the country, ideal for small groups, families and couples. 

You will have exclusive use of both our vehicles and our knowledgeable driver-guide, and you can choose from full or half day tours.

We offer a wide range of private tours, from adventurous to historic, we can customise your itinerary based on specific interests. We can guarantee we’ll have something to suit every taste and interest. Let our expert driver guides take you on a memorable adventure, weaving together history, myth and legend as you explore Scotland’s most iconic locations, each with its own tale to tell.

For something more personalised, why not speak to our private hire team, who will create a detailed itinerary for you and your group.

No matter where you choose to visit, you’re guaranteed to have a fantastic day on our carefully curated tours.

Itineraries

Every tour is tailored to suit your tastes and interests, but if you’re looking for itinerary inspiration, take a look at some previous tours that have stunned guests.

The Heart of Scotland Tour
Be welcomed into the heart of Scotland by The Kelpies, the world’s largest equine sculptures. Towering 30 meters high, these gleaming steel horse heads celebrate the strength and spirit of Scotland’s working horses and its mythical folklore. Continuing westward you will pass by one of Scotland’s grandest castles – Stirling Castle – dramatically perched high on a volcanic crag and long regarded as the key to the kingdom. 

As the road winds into Glencoe Valley, you’ll be greeted by the hauntingly beautiful landscape as your guide shares the tragic tale of the Glencoe Massacre, a chapter of Scottish history as stirring as the scenery itself. Continuing along the West Highland way, take in the tranquil views of Loch Tulla and the many scenic viewpoints the valley has to offer of the surrounding mountains. 

You’ll arrive at Fort William, a historic town nestled at the foot of Ben Nevis. Here you can pause to enjoy the scenery and town before continuing along Loch Lochy arriving at Fort Augustus, the gateway to Loch Ness. Here you may choose to enjoy a serene cruise along the Loch for views of Urquhart Castle or visit some Highland Cows at a local farm for the rare chance to meet Scotland’s most beloved creatures.  

Next, you’ll journey into the heart of the Cairngorms National Park, a region of untouched beauty, ancient forests, and glassy lochs. As you travel in comfort through this Highland heartland, your driver-guide will share stories of the land and its lore. You’ll arrive in the alpine-inspired town of Aviemore where you can enjoy a moment to explore the town before continuing your final drive home. 
Scottish Whisky: The Water of Life Tour
Explore the heritage of Scotland and whisky on a journey through the Scottish countryside to hear tales of the heritage of the land. Begin with a scenic drive by The Kelpies, the world’s largest equine sculptures. These striking steel monuments pay homage to the working horses of Scotland’s industrial past and the mythical kelpies said to inhabit the country’s lochs and rivers. 

Continue north through the lush landscapes of the Trossachs and into Highland Perthshire, arriving at The Scottish Crannog Centre on the shores of Loch Tay. Here, you’ll step back into the Iron Age as you explore a reconstructed crannog and learn about ancient Scottish life through interactive exhibits and storytelling.

From there, wind your way through the Cairngorms to the Dalwhinnie Distillery. Soak in the spirit of the remote location and striking landscape while discovering the iconic malt. Enjoy a guided tour and tasting, savouring the peaty, heather-honeyed notes of Dalwhinnie whisky. 

Next, head to the charming town of Pitlochry for a leisurely lunch, where local cafés offer hearty Scottish fare with views of the River Tummel. After lunch, continue to Blair Athol Distillery, one of the oldest distilleries in Scotland. Explore its rich heritage and sample its deep, mellow single malt.

Conclude your day with a visit to Scone Palace, the historic crowning place of Scottish kings and the original home of the Stone of Destiny. Wander through its stately rooms, landscaped gardens, and ancient grounds steeped in royal lore, ending your journey with a true sense of Scotland’s enduring spirit. 


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