Scotland Tours from Edinburgh

All of our Scotland tours depart from Edinburgh city centre and return there at the end of the trip. Your exact meeting point can be found in your booking information or on our departure info page.

Yes, accommodation is included in the price of your Scotland tour. Most trips feature locally run guesthouses with breakfast included. Some tours also offer hotel stays, and on selected departures you may have the option of multi-share hostel accommodation.

The type of accommodation offered will be clearly outlined on each individual tour page.

Some tours offer single room availability for guests who travel solo. A single room supplement applies and availability is limited, so we recommend booking early.

We offer both small group tours and standard group tours from Edinburgh.

• Small group tours have a maximum of 16 passengers. These usually run on a mini coach, though on occasion a slightly larger vehicle may be used if needed.
• Standard group tours operate on midi-sized coaches and can carry up to 34 passengers.

If a tour is not labelled as small group, it operates as a standard group tour.

We welcome travellers of all ages, although children must be 5 years or older to travel with us. If you have specific accessibility needs, we recommend reviewing our accessibility information before booking to ensure the tour is a good fit.

Your tour price includes transport by coach, a knowledgeable local driver-guide, and accommodation with breakfast (where stated). Some attractions or optional experiences may be paid for locally, giving you the flexibility to choose what suits you.

Additional inclusions vary by tour and are listed clearly on each tour page.

Cancellation policies vary depending on the tour. Multi-day trips have different notice periods compared to day tours, so we recommend you review the cancellation details for your chosen tour in Section 3 of our Terms and Conditions.

To cancel, please contact us in writing. 

Our Scotland tours from Edinburgh are designed to balance guided experiences with independent time. You’ll enjoy storytelling and insights from your guide along the way, with opportunities to explore towns, scenic spots, and attractions at your own pace.

Each itinerary outlines where where you’ll have free time to explore.

Scotland’s weather can change quickly, so we recommend packing a waterproof jacket, comfortable walking shoes, and clothing you can layer to adjust throughout the day. Even in summer, evenings can feel cool, and in winter you’ll want warm accessories like a hat, gloves, and scarf.

You can find more detailed packing advice in our full travel checklist for your Scotland tour.

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