Note: Day tours and visits not included, just where you stay each night is set. Distances shown include visits as described, but you are able to adjust the itinerary to better suit what you want to see along the way.

Day 1 Depart Canada

Board your flight to Edinburgh.

Day 2 Edinburgh – Stirling 

Upon arrival at Edinburgh Airport, make your way to the car rental area to pick up your rental car, then drive to Stirling Castle, situated upon a volcanic plug with a wonderful view over Stirlingshire.  After, head to Bannockburn’s interactive visitor’s centre, depicting one of the most important battles in Scottish history, or the Wallace Monument which commemorates William Wallace.
Travel Distance: 49 km
Hotel (1 night)

Day 3 Stirling – Loch Lomond – Oban / Fort William (B)

Leave Sterling and drive to the west coast via Loch Lomond, the largest lake in Great Britain, known for the tranquil beauty of its wooded shores and islands.

Continue along Loch Fyne and pass by Inveraray Castle and the charming homeland of the Duke of Argyll on your way to Oban, or take the scenic route via the rugged landscape of Rannoch Moor and Glencoe, one of the Scotland’s most famous valleys.
Travel Distance: 156 km
Hotel (1 night)

Day 4 Oban / Fort William – Isle of Skye (B)

Drive north and take a ferry from Mallaig to the Isle of Skye, or continue via Loch Lochy to Kyle of Lochalsh and take the bridge to the Isle of Skye, the largest and most scenic of the Hebridean Islands.
Travel Distance: 255 km
Hotel (1 night)

Day 5 Skye – Lock Ness – Inverness (B)

Travel east to Eilean Donan Castle, one of the most iconic landmarks in all of Scotland, then continue for Inverness via Loch Ness. You may choose to stop at Urquhart Castle situated on the banks of Loch Ness. Take your included freedom cruise by Jacobite on Loch Ness for a chance at a glimpse of the elusive monster!
Travel Distance: 191 km
Hotel (1 night)

Day 6 Inverness – Pitlochry – Perth (B)

Drive east of Inverness where you can visit Cawdor Castle and its beautiful gardens, or drive south via Aviemore to explore the impressive Cairngorm Mountains. Continue to Pitlochry where you may choose to visit the smallest distillery in Scotland, the Edradour Distillery. Take a stroll through its historic village before continuing south to Perth.
Travel Distance: 186 km
Hotel (1 night)

Day 7 St Andrews – Fife – Edinburgh (B)

Visit St Andrews where golf has been played on the Old Course since the 15th century. After a few rounds, continue along the coast via the small fishing villages of Elie and Pittenweem and cross the Queensferry Crossing with its spectacular views of the Firth of Forth.
Travel Distance: 70 km
Hotel (2 nights)

Day 8 Edinburgh (B)

After breakfast, visit Edinburgh Castle. After, you may want to take in some of the many other attractions like the Royal Mile and the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the Royal Family’s official residence in Scotland.

Day 9 Edinburgh – Canada (B)

After breakfast, return your car at the airport before boarding your flight home.

When booking your Fly & Drive, the first name added on the file is considered as the principle driver of the vehicle. Modifications or change of name to principle driver name will incur fees.

Car Categories:

Group 2 – Small 2 door / Manual Transmission

Group 4 – Mediam 4 door / Automatic Transmission

• Third  Party Liability Insurance
• Vehicle Theft Protection, VAT
• Unlimited Mileage
• Edinburgh Airport Fee

UK Travel Authorization

An ETA is a new requirement to travel to the UK.

• Each traveller must register and pay a £10 per person fee. That’s roughly $17.50 Canadian.
• Each individual traveller, including children and infants, must be registered and pay the fee.
• The ETA is valid for up to two years or when a traveller’s passport expires – whichever comes first.
• Visitors who have their authorization receive an unlimited number of entries and can stay for up to six months at a time.
• If you have a visa or permission to live, work or study in the UK, you don’t need an ETA.
• The ETA applies to dozens of passport holders from over four dozen countries. It will open to EU passport holders in March.
• For more information & to download the App or apply online click here