What an awesome tour and tour guide. Clare had great and fantastic stories and experiences. She showed us things most tour guides would ignore. It was a long day but well worth the tour. Thank you Clare

Ryan and Rabbi’s tour choices were the best we found. We only had a few days in Inverness and this tour had great choices. The caverns were great, battlefield we very solemn and the best was the beautiful Glen affrick (sp) . Thank you Ryan for the stories and explanations.

I did the Culloden, Clava Cairns, & Glen Affric tour with Helen as my guide and it was a fantastic experience. In fact, I ended up changing my itinerary around and was able to book two more Rabbie’s tours! I did the Dunrobin Castle & Easter Ross tour and the Torridon, Applecross, & Eilean Donan tour. On each tour, the guide told lots of stories, made plenty of stops, and gave just the right amount of time at each stop location. The long days don’t feel so long, and I didn’t get bored at all! Perfect for solo travellers too, as everyone tends to be quite friendly. The lunch stops were well-picked and the guides give great recommendations for where to go, so definitely listen to them! I think my favourite tour was still the first one I did but that is probably because I love Jacobite history and short hikes and that tour had both! My only gripe is that most of the buses don’t have a lot of leg room - I’m quite tall with very long legs and my knees were squished into the seat in front of me on two of the three tours where I was on a slightly older bus.

we spent 4 days for us i wish it was longer, so much to see and do, dpends on your interests, we are both photoghters, as normla take more then enough photos, get a guide book to find all these missing places, we went in a car we can get where larger other motors cant

Clare was an exceptional driver/guide on this beautiful journey. Stops for photographs, bathroom breaks and leisure were abundant. This a tour that was worth every pound! We highly recommend it to all.

This was a really great all day trip and Our guide James was brilliant! The trip was 12 hours long, but included many beautiful stops for pictures, sightseeing, walking, shopping, eating and toilets! Would highly recommend if you are planning a trip to the area

What an amazing day! James was a great guide who took good care of us all, taught us stuff and made sure we saw lots of rainbows. Definitely a must do!

We thoroughly enjoyed our day trip to Skye, which got us away from Inverness (not our favourite place on our trip). The Quairang and Kilt Rock were especially exceptional - Old Man of Storr we didn't get a great view of but you need to afford a lot of extra time to drive up there. Mostly we loved our tour guide Nick, a young guide from Orkney originally, who was a supreme driver and very informed about Scotland and the area. A total natural in his position, lots of pleasant jokes and intriguing tidbits while we were on the ride. He was even nice enough to drop us off at the end of the tour close to our restaurant which we had reservations at (thanks again Nick)! Wish him all the best in his endeavours - and hope that you get Nick should you book this trip. Definitely recommend!

I utilized Rabbies several times for my Scotland trip. The Mercedes vans are clean and comfortable. However, the rear bench seat over the wheels is significantly different than the other seats - very uncomfortable with lots of jostling and road noise. The speaker system is good (although not the case if you are in one of the very back seats). My only challenge in hearing the considerable commentary was the accent - especially Glaswegian! There was enough time to buy a ticket and tour Eilean Donna castle. The setting is beautiful. Isle of Skye begs for more time than a one day tour allows. A good day, all in all.

I just came back from the 1-day tour from Inverness to the Isle of Skye, and it was a great experience and good value. Liam our guide was enthusiastic, knowledgeable, and patient over a long day of driving. The scenery was spectacular and there were plenty of chances for breaks and photo stops. Highly recommended, best way to see the Western Highlands and Skye for the first time.

Though it was a long cold rainy day Graham made the trip enjoyable and appreciative of what the Scots life truly is. You can not expect blue skies and warm weather anytime. Embrace what you have and celebrate the opportunity to experience it. Great vistas, and kind people.

Our driver, Dave, was the absolute best! Super nice and knowledgeable guy - we had a fantastic trip & great weather! Isle of Skye is a “must visit”!

Our driver was Colin and he stepped in for a sick coworker. As a first time tour guide for Orkney, Colin was informative, funny, courteous, personable and open to suggestions for new or alternate sites. He was a very cautious drive and concerned for our safety. We enjoyed our 3 day Orkney trip with Colin very much

I'm so glad I went on this tour! Lewis and Harris is an amazing, beautiful, wild place to see and being in a small group was for me the best way to do it. Helen took great care of all of us and was incredibly knowledgeable about the island and Scotland. She was entertaining and a very careful driver - the best possible combination. I appreciated being in one place for two nights (Stornoway) and the B&B that Rabbies booked for me was affordable, welcoming, comfortable, and well-located. I highly recommend!

Amazing. Duncan, our tour guide, was highly knowledgeable and demonstrated a clear love of Scotland. He shared his culture and history with all of us, treating us to what felt like an intimate discovery of the Cairns, Culloden, and, of course, the spectacular Glen Affric. The latter was, by far, the highlight of our stay (drawing only with the boat trip across the beautiful Loch Ness itself). The day starts off at a slower, comfortable pace. You get to experience the Cairns before moving on to the historic epicentre, Culloden Battlefield. The history on display here is very interesting and formative. However, the information centre itself was a bit confusing, and the service was slow (20 minutes for a coffee really bites into your leisure/discovery time). We then stop for lunch at the quaint Beauly before heading into the nature-led leg of the tour. Once that starts, it's genuinely heavenly. I've been fortunate to travel quite a bit, especially in the UK, and Glen Affric is easily one of the most beautiful vistas in the country (alongside the likes of Padstow, Fowey via Megavissey, Loch Ness and, I suspect, Glen Coe) This is one of those tours that makes you feel like you understand more of the area you've visited and leaves you nostalgic as soon as it ends.