First of all you need to stick with the plan you send. Second, a 3 hour drive with dull stops, for barely 30mn at Loch Ness, most of which are in the pointless cruise. And barely a few 15mn stops that aren’t that much interesting. So many spots we could’ve stopped. At a stream or a bridge over water or something. So many wonderful ones on the way that we barely got to see from behind the glass of a speeding jumping bus. Instead we got a few roadside stops with nothing. One with a mountain. One on a lake where we had been so damaged from the long drive with no stops, to finally stop and find a shop that has chocolate and warm water. No food planned. On a full day tour. This is a 12 hour bus drive with scenery from behind the glass. We had to steal far away photos of good locations. And run at every stop to end up seeing and doing nothing. It’s a tour for old people. Maybe overweight ones. But I would say even for those it’s a disaster. For the price, we could’ve hired a full day cab and stopped at interesting places on our own time.

This is an awesome day tour. We went to a few small villages and St Andrew’s and it was just great. Just enough time at each location. Great history lesson. Our tourguide Graham wS the best. Very knowledgeable. Paired history with Scottish music to the point that the entire van was singing along

We loved this tour. Rhys was fun & full of great facts. The places we visited were exactly what we wanted to see. The group we toured with were friendly. Again Rhys did a fantastic job - loved his hospitality & humour. Loved everything 💕

I originally saw the trip "Centuries of Stories: Stonehenge & the Cotswolds -- 1 day" from Rabbie's listed on TripAdvisor, but with no review. I still made the booking as Rabbie have good review for its other trips. The trip is great. Dan, the driver and tour guide, is funny and provides lots of info. The whole day spaced very well. Time to spend at Stonehendge, Avebury Stone circle, and a couple of Cotswolds villages (one has filmed Harry Potter and etc., the other is simply beautiful and charming). Highly recommend this day trip to others.

What fun day out! Jim, our guide, was lovely. He told us jokes, history, facts and myths, even lead a sing along on the way back. As a photographer, he shared his wonderful work, AND generously took photos so we all looked our best and had a reminder of the day. Scotland (and the whisky) did not disappoint, as we all types of weather, maybe excluding snow, in one day. The other guests were lovely, and I certainly enjoyed talking to all! Certainly a fun way to start off my time in Scotland!!

Jim Scott was a wonderful tour guide - we learned a lot while being entertained. Beautiful weather and many amazing photos & memories.

Our driver/guide Hugh Maichi, Scottish Highland Tours, was most excellent. Personable, funny and very knowledgeable. Best day yet in Scotland!

left glasgow on time and nick the driver explained what we would be doing that day.he gave a great commentary places of interest on the way to stirling. we had 2 hrs in the castle guide tours if you wanted or just wander yourself enough time to see everything and take photos.then we stopped at aberfoyle for lunch weather was good plenty of cafes restaurants and bars,then we headed to loch lomond on the way he stopped bus a few time to take more photos arrived at loch only waited 10 minutes then on boat scenery brilliant bar on board for coffee tea or alcholic drink on boat for 1 hr then bus waiting for us to take us back to glasgow nick made the whole trip interesting

A great tour with a great guide who was a multitasking talent (explanations, historic background and of course driving securely) thank you Rhys for that. The tour itself is a must do for people who want to get as many impressions as possible in a limited time frame. The group size is ideal.

If you want to see and learn about as much of Scotland in a short amount of time this is the experience for you! Breath-taking visuals of the lowlands and highlands give you a condensed visit that will leave you wishing you had booked a longer tour. Our tour guide Ally P was as lovely as the country he hails from and his genuine passion (and puns) kept a long day entertaining and educational. A must for any with a limited amount of time to see Scotland.

On the 5-day tour of Orkney and the northern coast of Scotland, our guide and driver was the very aptly named Jim Divine. I cannot imagine a better guide -- he knows the history and geology of Scotland better than I've ever known anything! He was funny and thoughtful, and as a driver he was conscientious and considerate. He had recommendations for places to eat wherever we went. His love for Scotland is evident and he made sure we knew what we were looking at wherever we stopped. The tour buses are small, holding just 16 people, which makes for a perfect group size for 5 days. Everyone got along well and Jim was a big factor in that. He has eclectic music tastes, and he introduced us to the music of several Scottish bands, which was delightful. The accommodations were very good, and I think the longest we ever drove without stopping at least to stretch our legs was about 90 minutes. And there is nothing as beautiful and majestic as the Scottish Highlands. Every stop brought us to unimaginable beauty and deep history. I still can't quite believe that we were able to go inside Maeshowe or actually walk up to and touch the standing stones at Sternness and Clava Cairns. I loved every minute of this tour!

Stewart was a wonderful guide. Wish we had more time in St. Andrew’s. So much to see and do. Castle very interesting with audio guide.

Lizzie was honestly the best tour guide I’ve ever had. Knowledgeable, genuine, and funny! I loved the whole trip thoroughly.

This day tour from Edinburgh was the highlight of our weeklong trip to Ireland and Scotland. The highlands are stunning and this trip offered a great opportunity to see many parts of the country in a short period of time. Kylie was a great guide and made the trip both safe and very enjoyable. We can’t wait to return and explore the highlands further.

It was a very long day! I loved our guide! I'm not sure what I was expecting but I was disappointed. My husband said it perfectly, we would have been disappointed if we had gone to Scotland and not gone to Lock Ness, but we were disappointed anyway. We have been on many excursions in lots of countries, but this is one that was a little lacking. No real stop for lunch either, this may have been because we chose the boat cruise on Loch Ness (as well as many others on our bus).