10 days / 9 nights
Highlands, Isle of Skye and St Andrews
Edinburgh – St Andrews – Speyside – Inverness – Loch Ness – Isle of Skye – Mallaig – Glenfinnan – Fort William – Glencoe – Stirling – Glasgow
from €2,000 pp
The quieter roads
Self-drive round trips through Scotland – fully planned, personally advised.
No online booking, no prepayment: you enquire, we come back to you personally with an offer.
Route shown schematically
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You drive.We know the way.
- Hire car, accommodation with breakfast and ferry organised
- Itinerary with tips for every stage
- Local partner and 24-hour emergency contact
Based on our Highlands, Skye & St Andrews journey
Voices from the road
Beryl and Ashley created a wonderful 14 day custom itinerary for us. […] Very quick to respond to our inquires while planning our tripthe hotels, B&Bs, and rooms were very good. […] the itinerary and directions provided were helpful.
Katerina R., 2026 Wir waren im Juni zwei Wochen mit dem Auto in Schottland unterwegs. […] Der permanente direkte Kontakt per WhatsApp hat uns stets das Gefühl gegeben, nicht ‚alleine‘ unterwegs zu sein.
Andrea H., 2026 Von Edinburgh bis zu den Orkneys und wieder zurück ging unsere Reise. […] Alles zusammen war sehr gut vorbereitet und wunderbar stressfrei umsetzbar.
Anette N., 2025
What does a round trip cost?
Every route shows its price – our Highlands, Skye & St Andrews journey, for example, from €2,000 pp for 10 days. It includes accommodation with breakfast, the hire car, ferries as per the itinerary and our local partner, but not international flights. You pay a 40% deposit – only once you confirm.
What about the hire car?
The hire car is part of the journey – on Highlands, Skye & St Andrews an automatic, mid-size, fully comprehensive with no excess; we order child seats too. You can usually drive from age 21 with a valid EU licence, and the main driver needs a credit card for the deposit.
Is driving on the left difficult?
Most people get used to it on the first day. That’s why we keep the first stage short and book an automatic – no shifting gears with your left hand.
When is the best time to travel?
Our routes run from April to October. May to September gives you the longest days; spring and autumn are quieter.
Do I have to book straight away?
No. You enquire without obligation and receive a personal offer. Nothing is booked until you confirm – and enquiring costs nothing.
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