Britain · EDINBURGH TOURS
Edinburgh is small enough to walk and steep enough to feel it. These 15 cover the castle, the vaults under the Old Town and the long coach days west into the Highlands, each priced and honest about how much of it is a bus.
Review of Timberbush’s 12.5-hour Loch Ness tour from Edinburgh, with Glencoe, Urquhart Castle, cruise options, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Everything was excellent 👌🏼. Mark and Graige did a fantastic job. They explained everything in detail and were super nice.”
Review of the Edinburgh to Loch Ness, Glencoe and Highlands tour, with itinerary details, costs, coach tips and advice on choosing an option.
“Michael (or miko, I am still not sure) was great! Typical scottisch guy, great humour and very direct (loved that as a dutch person). Overall had a great time, and that for a good price.”
Explore Edinburgh’s eerie closes, Greyfriars Kirkyard, and 400-year-old vaults on this atmospheric evening ghost tour.
“Magggi Dickinson was hilarious! Are a chilly night tour worth trucking through the cold! Very informative”
Explore Edinburgh’s underground vaults, hear dark Old Town tales, and get practical tips on access, value, guides, and what to expect.
“Definitely a not to be missed tour! Dom was a great tour guide with lots of interesting facts and even brought some comedy. Great tour thoroughly enjoyed. Thank you”
Review of the 12.5-hour Loch Ness and Highlands tour from Edinburgh, with Glencoe, Pitlochry, cruise options, costs, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Cancelled due to weather. Would appreciate if the tour has been cancelled from the beginning so we didn’t waste a day for nothing. Especially for tourists who only have one chance in their lifetime to visit highland Scotland”
Review of the Loch Ness and Highlands tour from Edinburgh, including Glencoe, a Loch Ness cruise, scenic stops, price, timing, and practical tips.
“Long day , yet so worth it. Bus tour, great guide called Stefan that was most knowledgeable. The Scottish highlands, Glencoe and Lochness were wonderful.”
Review of Edinburgh Castle’s 90-minute guided walk, entry ticket, outdoor tour format, guide quality, price, weather tips, and practical advice.
“Great tour guide. Very engaging, funny, and informative. So much history in a single place. Enjoyed it all around!”
Review of Edinburgh Castle’s 90-minute English walking tour, with skip-the-line entry, guide quality, costs, weather tips, and practical advice.
“Euan was full of funny stories and facts... During winter...wear warm clothes because it gets very windy”
Review of Edinburgh’s 12-hour Highlands tour to Glencoe, Fort William, Glenfinnan Viaduct, and Pitlochry, with practical tips and value advice.
“Fisher was amazing and his dad jokes were on point. We learned a lot and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. He even made the weather not rain the entire time. Thanks for a great tour!”
Review of Edinburgh’s Chocolatarium, with tastings, chocolate making, guide tips, price advice, itinerary details, and booking information.
“Very great experience, the people were nice and made you feel comfortable. our designated person was great and very funny, not boring at all”
Review the Edinburgh Harry Potter walking tour, with route details, guide quality, price value, family tips, weather advice, and booking guidance.
“We did a Harry Potter walk-in tour while visiting Edinburgh and it was an absolutely fantastic experience. Our guide, Josh, was incredibly knowledgeable and clearly passionate about both Harry Potter and the city’s history. He made the tour really engaging by asking fun questions along the way, which kept everyone involved and added a great interactive element. The stories, locations, and insights were fascinating, and the tour felt well-paced and enjoyable throughout. Overall, it was a brilliant experience and something I’d highly recommend to any Harry Potter fan or anyone wanting to explore Edinburgh in a fun and memorable way.”
Explore Edinburgh’s dark past on a two-hour evening walk through haunted alleys, Calton Hill, historic cemeteries, and grim local legends.
“Our guide, G, really knew his stuff. Very entertaining and knowledgeable. The tour last two hours approximately and you’re on foot so make sure you dress for the weather. We would highly recommend the Dark Side walk.”
Review of Edinburgh’s 12.5-hour Loch Ness and Highlands tour, with Glencoe, Fort Augustus, photo stops, guide tips, and value advice.
“Such an amazing day. Our driver Anthony was amazing. Lots of interesting facts and made the day so much more enjoyable. The stops were so beautiful and would love to see more of the Highlands.”
Review of Stewart.Tours’ 12-hour Highland trip from Edinburgh to Glencoe, Fort William, Glenfinnan Viaduct, and Pitlochry for $60.
“Scott was an incredible tour ride and driver. Couldn’t recommend enough!”
Review of the Edinburgh Highlands, Loch Ness and Glencoe day trip, with itinerary details, costs, tips, strengths and drawbacks.
“The tour guide Terry was really fantastic. She gave commentary of the Highlands that was informative, encouraging and entertaining. The driver Alan was not only friendly and helpful, but he is also a great driver. The whole journey was very safe. This tour is definitely for scenic lovers.. it was really amazing to see the Highlands up close and every Pitstop was breath taking. Its definitely one of the best tours I have been on. Thank you Terry and Alan!”
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