Luxury 4-Day Private Outlander Filming Locations Tour

1 - 8 People • 4 Day Tour • Four Days Immersed in Outlander’s Legendary Scotland!

Duration: Multi-Day | Tour type: Outlander Tour | Pickup locations: Edinburgh, Glasgow, Stirling | Group size: Up to 8 | Language: English

Experience the Outlander Adventure in Scotland

Step into the world of Outlander and follow in the footsteps of Jamie and Claire on this unforgettable Scottish adventure. First, journey through breathtaking glens, historic castles, and picturesque villages that brought the hit TV series to life. Along the way, discover hidden corners of the Highlands and explore iconic locations where romance, adventure, and history collide. As you travel, visit ancient castles steeped in Scottish history, wander through charming villages frozen in time, and also soak in the dramatic landscapes that make Outlander filming locations so captivating. Moreover, this tour is perfect for fans of the series, history enthusiasts, and anyone eager to experience the real Scotland behind the story. From misty glens to majestic castles, don’t just watch the adventure, live it. Altogether, immerse yourself in history, romance, and Highland beauty, and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Tour Highlights:

Linlithgow Palace – Explore the historic Linlithgow Palace, birthplace of Mary, Queen of Scots, and stroll its charming streets.
Blackness Castle – Discover this dramatic fortress on the Firth of Forth, known as the “ship that never sailed” for its medieval charm and cinematic history.
Midhope (Lallybroch) – Visit the iconic Fraser family home, where the farmhouse and surrounding fields bring Jamie and Claire’s story to life.
Falkland – Wander the picturesque streets of Falkland village, featuring historic buildings and Outlander filming locations.
Culross – Step into a perfectly preserved 16th-century village with cobbled streets and historic architecture.
Doune Castle – Explore the medieval castle’s towers and courtyards, famously used in Outlander and Monty Python films.
Drummond Castle – Wander manicured gardens, fountains, and vibrant flowerbeds set against a stunning castle backdrop.
The Hermitage – Enjoy peaceful forest walks, towering Douglas firs, and the dramatic Black Linn Falls.
Highland Folk Museum – Experience reconstructed cottages, farms, and townships, bringing Highland life from the 1700s to the 20th century to life.
Clava Cairns – Walk among 4,000-year-old standing stones and passage tombs, connecting with Scotland’s ancient past.
Culloden Battlefield – Reflect at the site of the 1746 Jacobite Rising, with a moving visitor centre and expansive moorlands.
Cawdor Castle – Explore the historic castle and gardens, famous for its Shakespearean connections and elegant interiors.
Urquhart Castle – Discover the dramatic ruins on the banks of Loch Ness, offering sweeping views and rich history.
Loch Ness – Cruise along legendary waters, enjoying the loch’s mysterious beauty and stunning Highland scenery.
Glencoe – Marvel at the rugged valley with towering cliffs, glens, and misty landscapes, perfect for photography and exploration.

Tour Details:

Departs from your accommodation in Glasgow, Stirling or Edinburgh at 8.30am
Returns at 6 p.m. approximately
Bring waterproof clothing and walking shoes.
Transportation and air conditioning as standard
The stories and services of an English-speaking driver-guide
Estimated cash needed for lunch and visitor attractions would be £100

Exclusions:

Entry fees to visitor attractions and accommodation.
Lunch stops.

Accommodation:

Day 1 we will pick up and drop off in Glasgow, Edinburgh or Stirling.
Day 2 & 3 we will stay in Inverness.
Day 4 we will return to Glasgow, Edinburgh or location of your choice.
How does the accommodation work?– Once you have booked your tour we will recommend places to stay. Please let us know your accommodation details so that we can arrange to pick you up and drop you off. Please be aware that if you cancel you may be liable to hotel cancelation costs so please ask the hotel staff about their cancelation process before booking your accommodation.

Can I customize this tour?

Feel free to contact us to discuss customising this tour to suit you. With many years of experience creating Outlander tours, we can design a fully personalised 4-day itinerary tailored to your interests, pace, and favourite filming locations.

Itinerary:

First, explore historic Linlithgow Palace. Here, meanwhile, the birthplace of Mary, Queen of Scots offers stunning views. As you wander, stroll the charming streets and also capture photographs. Altogether, Linlithgow provides history, charm, and a perfect start to your adventure.

Next, discover Blackness Castle. Here, meanwhile, this fortress on the Firth of Forth offers medieval charm. As you explore, climb towers and also enjoy cinematic views. Altogether, Blackness Castle provides history, drama, and photography opportunities.

Afterwards, visit Midhope, the Fraser family home. Here, meanwhile, fields and farmhouse scenes bring Jamie and Claire’s story to life. As you wander, take photos and also enjoy the rural scenery. Altogether, Midhope is charming, cinematic, and memorable.

Finally, stroll Falkland village. Here, meanwhile, historic buildings and cobbled streets create charm. As you wander, explore shops and squares and also enjoy the cinematic Outlander atmosphere. Altogether, Falkland blends history, beauty, and storytelling magic.

First, step into the perfectly preserved 16th-century village of Culross. Here, meanwhile, cobbled streets and historic buildings invite exploration. As you wander, take photos and also enjoy the cinematic Outlander setting. In addition, the village’s atmosphere is both quaint and magical.

Next, explore Doune Castle’s medieval towers and courtyards. Here, meanwhile, the castle’s Outlander fame adds extra allure. As you wander, climb battlements and also imagine scenes from the series. In addition, the castle’s architecture provides excellent photo opportunities.

Afterwards, wander Drummond Castle gardens. Here, meanwhile, vibrant flowerbeds, fountains, and manicured lawns invite photos. As you explore, enjoy the castle backdrop and also stroll the elegant pathways. In addition, the gardens offer a peaceful and scenic break.

Finally, visit The Hermitage. Here, meanwhile, towering Douglas firs and waterfalls create serenity. As you walk, photograph Black Linn Falls and also enjoy the forest paths. Altogether, The Hermitage provides calm, beauty, and memorable scenery. Afterwards, travel to Inverness for a 2-night stay.

First, explore the Highland Folk Museum. Here, meanwhile, reconstructed cottages and farms bring Highland life to life. As you wander, take photos and also enjoy hands-on exhibits. Altogether, the museum is immersive, educational, and fun.

Next, walk among Clava Cairns. Here, meanwhile, 4,000-year-old stones create mystery. As you explore, connect with the ancient past and also enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Altogether, Clava Cairns provide history, intrigue, and serenity.

Afterwards, visit Culloden Battlefield. Here, meanwhile, the 1746 Jacobite Rising unfolded. As you walk, reflect on history and also explore the visitor centre. Altogether, Culloden offers perspective, history, and wide moorland views.

Finally, explore Cawdor Castle and gardens. Here, meanwhile, historic interiors and Shakespearean connections delight visitors. As you wander, photograph the gardens and also enjoy the elegant rooms. Altogether, Cawdor Castle combines history, beauty, and culture.

First, discover Urquhart Castle on Loch Ness’s banks. Here, meanwhile, dramatic ruins offer sweeping views. As you explore, imagine medieval life and also capture photographs. In addition, the castle’s history adds depth to the scenery.

Finally, marvel at Glencoe Valley. Here, meanwhile, cliffs, glens, and misty landscapes dominate the view. As you wander, snap dramatic photos and also enjoy the rugged Highland atmosphere. Altogether, Glencoe provides an unforgettable conclusion to your Outlander adventure.