We leave Edinburgh and travel through the gentle Lowlands past Stirling Castle. As we cross the ancient geological fault line, the flat plains give way to the majestic Highlands, with rugged peaks and forest-filled glens that define the Trossachs National Park.

We pause for a break by a shimmering loch or in a charming Highland village, taking in the fresh air and beautiful surroundings, before the next leg of our journey. Then, we continue through Queen Elizabeth Forest Park and the bristling terrain of the Trossachs before reaching the remote expanse of Rannoch Moor.

Next, it's Glencoe, one of our most iconic natural landmarks. Famous for its dramatic, rugged slopes, this stunning area has appeared in numerous films and is rich in history and folklore. You'll have time for photo stops here before lunch in the local area. Then, it's onwards for a unique ferry crossing on Corran Ferry that is pulled across the loch by a steel cable. After a short ferry ride across Loch Linnhe, you meander through the impressive mountains of Morvern to Lochaline, where we take another ferry to the Hebridean island of Mull.

We'll then arrive in Tobermory, the island's vibrant capital, for a three-night stay. With its brightly coloured houses, Tobermory, meaning ‘Well of Mary,' is often described as one of the most picturesque harbour towns in Scotland.