After leaving Edinburgh, you make a stop to photograph The Kelpies, enormous sculptures of two horses with water heads from Scottish mythology. They represent the strength and beauty of horses, as well as their connection to water and land. You continue towards Stirling with its impressive historic center dominated by the great castle, one of the most important in Scotland having witnessed numerous historical events, including not only legendary battles but also the coronation of several kings. Reservation and tickets included. You continue your route towards the north. Stop in Pitlochry, a picturesque town in the center of the Scottish region, where the majority of whiskey is produced. You will visit a traditional whiskey distillery in the area (entrance included). Time for lunch. Continuing north, you will make a stop at Culloden, where one of the main battles in Scottish history took place against the British forces with a crushing victory for the English army. The battle had consequences for Scotland as laws and policies were imposed that sought to suppress its culture and traditions. In the evening arrival in Inverness, the “Capital of the Highlands,” where its castle stands out. You may enjoy a walk along the banks of the River Ness and the iconic suspension bridge. Note: depending on the time of year and sunlight, the stop in Culloden might be organized on Monday. Note: due to capacity limitations in traditional distilleries, sometimes the visit can be carried out in a different town/time than in the previously scheduled Pitlochry.
