As well as magnificent castles and remarkable stories, Scotland is known as the Land of Whisky: the country has more than 130 whisky distilleries, around 50 of them in Speyside alone! There are other much-loved distilling regions too, Lowland, Highland, Speyside, Islay and Campbeltown, and each produces whisky with its own notes and flavours. A whisky tour in Scotland is an incredible experience for anyone who loves a dram. You can visit some of the most famous distilleries, learn about how whisky is made and taste some of the finest whiskies in the world!

Scotland is a fascinating destination for lovers of history, nature and culture. With breathtaking landscapes, imposing castles and rich traditions, touring the country is an unforgettable experience. There are thought to be more than 1,500 castles across Scotland, some in ruins and others beautifully preserved. Scottish castles are true icons of the country, each carrying centuries of history and mystery, and many are still used as homes, hotels and visitor attractions. With our private itineraries, you make the most of your time to discover the most fascinating castles. We offer tours from a single day, as well as longer 2-, 3-, 5- and 7-day journeys into the Highlands and the other regions where Scotland’s most iconic castles are found. Get in touch and we’ll plan your castle itinerary with you.

Yes! Scotland has a strong connection with Harry Potter, both as inspiration and through real locations used in the films. Scotland was the setting for several parts of the Harry Potter films, with breathtaking landscapes that capture the essence of the wizarding world. The famous Glenfinnan Viaduct, for example, is where the Hogwarts Express crosses in several scenes, and the view of the loch and mountains makes you feel you have stepped into J.K. Rowling’s universe. J.K. Rowling wrote the Harry Potter books while living in Edinburgh, and the city has many places connected to the story, such as Greyfriars Kirkyard, where the author found inspiration for some of her characters’ names (including Tom Riddle, the name behind Voldemort). Beyond the films, Scotland’s landscapes are spectacular, with medieval castles, mountains and lochs that make the tour even more special, especially for those who love exploring nature. Edinburgh itself has a historic and slightly mysterious atmosphere, perfect for feeling the magic and history behind Hogwarts. Its cobbled streets, pubs and Edinburgh Castle create an incredible setting for Harry Potter fans, and Just Scotland Tours takes you to all these amazing places with a local guide. Get in touch to find out more about our tours.

Our Outlander tour is one of our guests’ favourites. Step back in time as you visit the locations that brought the series to life and discover the iconic places in Claire and Jamie’s story. On the tour you will explore Lallybroch, Castle Leoch and even 1940s Inverness (Falkland), where you will feel part of the story. Best of all, you will be with a local guide who shares the stories and curiosities behind each location, connecting the magic of the series with Scotland’s rich history. Whether you are an Outlander fan or simply want an unforgettable experience, this tour is the perfect way to explore Scotland in a unique way!