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Depart on a journey into ancient history
Pick up time: 8.30am
Location: Gate J And Gate K, Edinburgh Bus Station, St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, EH1 3DQ
Glencoe
Edinburgh to the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park
As you head north, you pass by some iconic Scottish landmarks, including the Kelpies, 30-meter-tall horse head sculptures, and the imposing Stirling Castle, perched high on a craggy hill. Crossing the ancient Fault Line that divides Scotland, you'll enter the breathtaking Highlands. Here, the flat, fertile plains of the Lowlands gradually give way to shimmering lochs, rugged mountain peaks, and forest-filled glens within Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park. A quick break in a quaint Highland town or by a scenic loch refreshes you for the next leg of your journey.
Highlands and Glencoe
Continuing north, you traverse the vast, open landscapes of Rannoch Moor before arriving at Glen Coe, one of Scotland's most famous natural landmarks. Known for its dramatic, rugged slopes, this beautiful valley has been featured in films and has many stories to tell. You'll have time for photo stops or a short walk to fully appreciate the stunning scenery.
Lunch in Fort William, Highlands, and Falls of Foyers
Next, you'll visit Fort William, a charming Highland town nestled at the foot of Britain's highest mountain, Ben Nevis. You've got time for lunch and exploration, so you can decide what you want to do. Sample local cuisine, wander the streets of the town centre, or visit a local museum to learn more about the area's rich history. Continuing along the rugged landscapes of Great Glen, we'll stop for photos at the most scenic viewpoints. The journey takes us north to a Highland gem, Falls of Foyers, where you can go for a short walk to admire this stunning waterfall that was a favourite spot of the poet Robert Burns.
Journey along Loch Ness to Inverness, free evening
We journey along the legendary Loch Ness, whose dark, peat-stained waters hold more freshwater than all the lakes in England and Wales combined. Its vast depths make it the perfect hiding place for the elusive Loch Ness Monster. During our stop at Dores, a peaceful village with stunning views across Loch Ness, you might even spot the famous creature. As the day winds down, we arrive in Inverness, the vibrant Capital of the Highlands. The evening is free for you to enjoy—make sure to sample some local cuisine and take a leisurely stroll along the charming streets to the impressive Inverness Castle or the scenic River Ness islands.
Accommodation
Inverness
Accommodation is not included in the price of your tour but is available to add to your booking during checkout. Simply select our Free reservation service Reserved by Rabbie’s™ & we will make a reservation on your behalf. Payment is made at check-in directly to the accommodation provider. Alternatively you can choose to reserve your own accommodation. For more information about how accommodation works please see our accommodation guide.
Pick up time: 8.30am
Location: Gate J And Gate K, Edinburgh Bus Station, St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, EH1 3DQ
Italian Chapel
Exploring the East Coast, Highlands
It's an early start as we leave behind the 'Capital of the Highlands,' cross over the Black Isle, and follow the iconic North Coast 500 route to Golspie for a brief stop. From there, it's just a short drive to Dunrobin Castle, a fairy-tale masterpiece with its soaring spires and beautiful gardens. Take a moment to capture a photo of this stately home before continuing along the coast, passing land once inhabited by the Picts and Vikings.
Exploring the East Coast and John O'Groats
We follow the North Sea coastline and stop in interesting places, admiring dramatic views of cliffs, sweeping sandy beaches, and the ever-changing sea along the way. The route winds through charming villages and small harbors, while inland the scenery transitions to moorlands, gentle glens, and winding rivers, offering a true taste of the Highlands. Around noon we reach John O'Groats, the most northerly mainland village of Scotland.
Ferry to Orkney and journey to Kirkwall
We explore the most stunning sections of the coast before we get ready to board the ferry at Gills Bay. Enjoy an hour-long journey on the Pentland Firth and feel the power of the strait's famous tides, while keeping an eye out for the distant shores of Orkney, an archipelago consisting of around 70 islands, of which only 20 are inhabited. We arrive at South Ronaldsay, in St Margaret's Hope, a small village with a scenic harbour. After crossing the Churchill Barriers, built during WWII to protect the naval base at Scapa Flow, we visit the Italian Chapel, a small church with intricate frescoes, before continuing to the Viking stronghold of Kirkwall, the capital of Orkney.
Free evening in Kirkwall
Kirkwall, the capital of the Orkney Islands, is a charming town steeped in history and culture, and your home for the next two nights. With a free evening ahead, you can choose how to spend your time. Perhaps take a leisurely stroll to admire the magnificent Viking-era St Magnus Cathedral and wander through the town's historic, winding streets as the evening sets in.
Accommodation
Kirkwall, Orkney
Accommodation is not included in the price of your tour but is available to add to your booking during checkout. Simply select our Free reservation service Reserved by Rabbie’s™ & we will make a reservation on your behalf. Payment is made at check-in directly to the accommodation provider. Alternatively you can choose to reserve your own accommodation. For more information about how accommodation works please see our accommodation guide.
Pick up time: 8.30am
Location: Gate J And Gate K, Edinburgh Bus Station, St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, EH1 3DQ
Skara Brae
Journey to Maeshowe
Today is your chance to explore this archipelago's fertile green pastures, fringed by shores of golden sands and washed by waters of the North Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. As you journey through Orkney, you'll also visit the sites of the Heart of Neolithic Orkney, a UNESCO World Heritage site that encompasses some of the most significant and well-preserved prehistoric monuments in Europe.
Exploring the ancient sites in Orkney
Step back in time to an ancient world of mystery and wonder at Maeshowe, a massive, chambered cairn and passage tomb dating back over 5,000 years. This awe-inspiring structure is aligned with the sun and something magical happens here during the winter solstice. This is also where you'll find Viking graffiti—runes carved by Norsemen who visited the site in the 12th century. Next, visit the Ring of Brodgar, an ancient stone circle steeped in local legends and set against views of hills. As you stand among these towering stones, which date back over 4,000 years, you'll feel a powerful connection to the past, imagining the rituals and ceremonies that once took place here.
Skara Brae, Stromness for lunch and exploring Orkney
We continue uncovering the secrets of the ancient past at Skara Brae. As you explore this 5,000-year-old village, complete with stone-built homes, furniture, and even a hidden chamber, you'll be transported back in time to imagine what life was like for its early inhabitants. With your appetite whetted by all this history, we head to Stromness for lunch. Enjoy fresh local seafood or other traditional dishes before strolling through its winding streets and a charming harbour. In the afternoon, your driver-guide will take you to more captivating sites, such as Kirbuster Museum, which offers a glimpse into the island's rural past, and perhaps even a tidal island to explore.
Free evening in Kirkwall
You'll return to Kirkwall in the early evening, giving you the freedom to decide how to spend your time. Will you have dinner and take a leisurely stroll along the picturesque harbour? Or will you seek out pubs and venues hosting traditional Scottish music sessions? The choice is yours.
Accommodation
Kirkwall, Orkney
Accommodation is not included in the price of your tour but is available to add to your booking during checkout. Simply select our Free reservation service Reserved by Rabbie’s™ & we will make a reservation on your behalf. Payment is made at check-in directly to the accommodation provider. Alternatively you can choose to reserve your own accommodation. For more information about how accommodation works please see our accommodation guide.
Pick up time: 8.30am
Location: Gate J And Gate K, Edinburgh Bus Station, St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, EH1 3DQ
Ardvreck Castle
Journey to the ferry terminal at St Margaret's Hope
Say farewell to Kirkwall as we travel once again through the rugged, windswept landscape and past the calm and deep waters of Scapa Flow to St Margaret's Hope and the ferry terminal.
Ferry to Mainland Scotland
Enjoy an hour-long journey across the Viking waters of the Pentland Firth and keep your eyes peeled for any signs of whales or dolphins during your crossing.
Exploring parts of North Coast 500
Back on the mainland, the northern stretch of the North Coast 500 takes us through some of Scotland's most remote and rugged landscapes, with dramatic cliffs, windswept beaches, and rolling hills. Your driver-guide will lead you to the most scenic spots along the way before reaching Smoo Cave, a vast sea cave shaped by sea and freshwater over millennia, with a labyrinth of chambers to explore. From here, we head into the far northwest Highlands, where the wilderness of the Assynt mountains awaits. After soaking in the stunning scenery, we stop to admire the 15th-century ruins of Ardvreck Castle, perched on the shores of a loch and steeped in legends.
Free evening in Ullapool
We conclude the day with a scenic drive past the iconic silhouettes of towering mountains, back to Ullapool, passing through untouched moorlands and peat bogs en route to the shores of Loch Broom. Enjoy a well-deserved rest among the charming, whitewashed cottages of this delightful fishing village. *** This is the end of the first leg of your tour so say goodbye to your group and get ready for a free day in Ullapool exploring on your own. You will join the second leg of the tour on day 6.**
Accommodation
Ullapool
Accommodation is not included in the price of your tour but is available to add to your booking during checkout. Simply select our Free reservation service Reserved by Rabbie’s™ & we will make a reservation on your behalf. Payment is made at check-in directly to the accommodation provider. Alternatively you can choose to reserve your own accommodation. For more information about how accommodation works please see our accommodation guide.
Pick up time: 8.30am
Location: Gate J And Gate K, Edinburgh Bus Station, St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, EH1 3DQ
Ullapool
Free day in Ullapool exploring on your own
You have a free day in Ullapool to explore on your own and there will not be a guide on hand. You'll join your new driver-guide and companions on day 6. It's the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the natural beauty and relaxed atmosphere of this picturesque fishing town surrounded by stunning mountains.
Free day in Ullapool exploring on your own
Ullapool is a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts, so as an option for today's adventure, you can go on a boat cruise around the nearby Summer Isles. Keep your eyes peeled as you glide across the waters, you may see seals basking on the rocks, dolphins and porpoises playing in the waves, and a wide variety of seabirds.
Free day in Ullapool exploring on your own
Being on the water must have sharpened your appetite, so pay a visit to one of Ullapool's cafes or seafood restaurants for lunch. With the appetite satisfied, stroll through the streets lined with quaint white buildings and explore the wee art galleries and craft shops. And if you still have energy, why not go for a leisurely walk up Claypool Hill? . This easy, two-hour hike offers some of the best panoramic views of Loch Broom and the surrounding mountains. It's an accessible walk for all fitness levels and is the perfect way to enjoy the peaceful Highland scenery.
Free evening in Ullapool exploring on your own
As evening approaches, Ullapool's welcoming atmosphere comes alive with local music in cosy pubs. Enjoy some live traditional Scottish music and mingle with the locals trying whisky before your next leg of the journey.
Accommodation
Ullapool
Accommodation is not included in the price of your tour but is available to add to your booking during checkout. Simply select our Free reservation service Reserved by Rabbie’s™ & we will make a reservation on your behalf. Payment is made at check-in directly to the accommodation provider. Alternatively you can choose to reserve your own accommodation. For more information about how accommodation works please see our accommodation guide.
Pick up time: 8.30am
Location: Gate J And Gate K, Edinburgh Bus Station, St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, EH1 3DQ
Stornoway Harbour
Joining second part of the tour and leaving Ullapool
Wake up, enjoy your breakfast, and look out over Loch Broom as it glistens under the morning sky. Today, you join the new driver-guide and other intrepid fellow travellers on the second leg of your journey. Once you're on the bus with your new group, we'll continue with our adventure and we'll board a ferry later on today to cross the sea to the Outer Hebrides.
Ferry to Stornoway
We board the ferry and start the exciting journey past the Summer Isles to Stornoway, in the Outer Hebrides. This two and a half-hour boat trip takes you through the sea called the Minch, which is said to be inhabited by the Hebridean Sea Serpent. Look out to sea, you may catch a glimpse of this mythical creature. If you're not lucky, there's still a chance of seeing dolphins and whales.
Arriving on the Isle of Lewis, lunch in Stornoway
You arrive at Stornoway on the Western Isles and have lunch in one of the cafes or restaurants. Recharged with the local specialties, you start your explorations of these unique and remote islands. You will spend your next two days discovering the rugged landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and the slower way of life the Outer Hebrides are known for. You head to the Northwest coast, travelling through traditional crofting towns and seaside ports. Your driver-guide takes you to the Butt of Lewis; the oldest continuously used lighthouse in the archipelago that was designed by the famous engineer Robert Stevenson.
Free evening in Stornoway
After seeing the dramatic cliffs and facing the powerful Atlantic Ocean you travel through the Isle of Lewis to your overnight accommodation in Stornoway. The evening is yours, so you can decide how to spend your time. Will you try the famous local black pudding? Will you stroll along the picturesque harbour? The choice is yours.
Accommodation
Stornoway
Accommodation is not included in the price of your tour but is available to add to your booking during checkout. Simply select our Free reservation service Reserved by Rabbie’s™ & we will make a reservation on your behalf. Payment is made at check-in directly to the accommodation provider. Alternatively you can choose to reserve your own accommodation. For more information about how accommodation works please see our accommodation guide.
Pick up time: 8.30am
Location: Gate J And Gate K, Edinburgh Bus Station, St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, EH1 3DQ
Dun Carloway Broch
Stornoway to Arnol House, Isle of Lewis
Today, you immerse yourself in the history and landscapes of this wild island. You first head north to see Arnol Blackhouse. Here, you can experience what traditional farming life was like in these remote reaches as you explore a restored 19th-century croft house.
The Blackhouse is undergoing maintenance until 26th May 2025 and you’ll be only able to see it from the outside.
Arnol House to Dun Carloway Broch
A little down the road, you visit the stone fort of Dun Carloway. This structure is believed to be a fortification or an ancient residence and it was built before 100AD. It's a wonderful location to ponder over the vast swathes of history that have come before you.
Exploring different regions of Lewis
The rest of your afternoon is spent in the beautiful serene beaches, along the rugged coast and mountains of the western side of Lewis. You travel to Stornoway through a different side of the island, through the landscape dotted with lochs and moors that is home to rich wildlife.
Free evening in Stornoway
You've got another evening in Stornoway, so why not try some more of fresh food and talk to locals about the island's legends and mysteries?
Accommodation
Stornoway
Accommodation is not included in the price of your tour but is available to add to your booking during checkout. Simply select our Free reservation service Reserved by Rabbie’s™ & we will make a reservation on your behalf. Payment is made at check-in directly to the accommodation provider. Alternatively you can choose to reserve your own accommodation. For more information about how accommodation works please see our accommodation guide.
Pick up time: 8.30am
Location: Gate J And Gate K, Edinburgh Bus Station, St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, EH1 3DQ
Luskentyre beach
Stornoway to Tarbet, Isle of Harris
It's time for something a little more dramatic. It's time to see the Isle of Harris. The first thing you notice about Harris are the mountains. And as you weave through the towering marvels, your guide will tell you about the traditions and tales of this part of Scotland. We explore the island in the morning and stop for a short break in Tarbert, nestled in between the Isle of Lewis and Harris.
Exploring the Isle of Harris
You continue to discover the wild and remote charms of the Isle of Harris as you stop in various beautiful places.
Luskentyre Beach, Tarbert and ferry crossing to Skye
Depending on the weather you've been blessed with, you can head to Leverburgh, a charming village with a picturesque harbour, or you have a picnic lunch in a scenic location. Then, you travel to the gem of the island, Luskentyre beach, often ranked among the most beautiful beaches in the world. Here, powdery white sands meet crystal-clear turquoise waters and all that unspoilt beauty is framed by rugged Scottish scenery. Then it's time to say farewell to the remote and tranquil Outer Hebrides because we need to hop back on a ferry in Tarbert and continue over the sea to Skye.
Journey through the Isle of Skye to Portee, free evening
We get off the ferry in Uig, on the Misty Isle and travel through the Trotternish Peninsula to Portree. This part of the island captures your imagination with its surreal rock formations, steep rugged cliffs, vast empty spaces, and the overall sense of wilderness. The ever-changing weather adds to the dramatic scenery, with mist often shrouding the peaks and sunlight breaking through to illuminate the landscape, creating a magical atmosphere. We head towards Skye's capital, Portree, where you'll be dropped off at your accommodation in the early evening, giving you plenty of time to venture out and explore the charming town.
Accommodation
Portree
Accommodation is not included in the price of your tour but is available to add to your booking during checkout. Simply select our Free reservation service Reserved by Rabbie’s™ & we will make a reservation on your behalf. Payment is made at check-in directly to the accommodation provider. Alternatively you can choose to reserve your own accommodation. For more information about how accommodation works please see our accommodation guide.
Pick up time: 8.30am
Location: Gate J And Gate K, Edinburgh Bus Station, St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, EH1 3DQ
Quiraing mountain pass
Exploring different regions of the island
Every horizon in Skye conceals something astoundingly beautiful. So today, your driver-guide makes the most out of your time and weather in this marvel-studded landscape.
Exploring different regions of the island
Exploring Skye feels like stepping into a dream, with countless places to explore. You might head north to the Trotternish Ridge and beyond, where you'll encounter geological wonders such as the Old Man of Storr, Kilt Rock, and the breathtaking Quiraing mountain pass. This part of the island enchants visitors with surreal rock formations, dramatic cliffs, vast open spaces, and an overwhelming sense of wilderness.
Exploring different regions of the island
After all this exploration, we'll pause in one of the island's towns for lunch to recharge for the second part of the day. In the late afternoon, your driver-guide may take you back in time, sharing stories about the legends and clan culture surrounding Dunvegan Castle, the 13th-century ancestral home of the Clan MacLeod.
Free evening in Portree
After you've enjoyed the sights of Skye, you have your final evening in Portree. There are plenty of fabulous seafood restaurants to celebrate a fine day of exploring. Will you have dinner and take a leisurely stroll along the picturesque harbour? Or will you seek out pubs and venues hosting traditional Scottish music sessions? The choice is yours.
Accommodation
Portree
Accommodation is not included in the price of your tour but is available to add to your booking during checkout. Simply select our Free reservation service Reserved by Rabbie’s™ & we will make a reservation on your behalf. Payment is made at check-in directly to the accommodation provider. Alternatively you can choose to reserve your own accommodation. For more information about how accommodation works please see our accommodation guide.
Pick up time: 8.30am
Location: Gate J And Gate K, Edinburgh Bus Station, St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, EH1 3DQ
Eilean Donan Castle
Isle of Skye to Eilean Donan Castle
We travel south through the Misty Isle, passing the Cuillin Hills and Sligachan Bridge, before returning to the mainland for a closer look at Eilean Donan Castle.
Eilean Donan Castle and journey to Fort William
Perched on a small island, the iconic Eilean Donan Castle, which has recently gained fame as a movie location, has many old stories to tell. You can enjoy refreshments at a local café and stroll along the loch to admire the castle from the outside. Alternatively, you can explore its chambers, where you'll discover a collection of artifacts belonging to the MacKenzie and MacRae clans. Then, we head past shimmering lochs framed by rugged mountains of the Five Sisters of Kintail. After this visual feast of towering peaks, we travel to Fort William for a break.
Lunch in Fort William, Glencoe, and the Trossachs National Park
You've got time for lunch in this charming Highland town nestled at the foot of Ben Nevis. Sample local cuisine and wander the streets of the town centre, before you continue the journey south. Then, your driver-guide may become a little emotional as you move through the valley of Glencoe, one of our most famous natural landmarks. Renowned for its dramatic, rugged slopes, this stunning area was the site of one of the most tragic events in Scottish history. We continue through the wild and desolate landscapes of the Rannoch Moor through the Trossachs National Park past shimmering lochs, rugged mountain peaks, and forest-filled glens and we have a short break along the way.
Journey to Edinburgh
Further south, after crossing the ancient natural Fault Line that runs across Scotland, you watch as the rugged and majestic landscape of the Highlands turn into the flat fertile plains of the Lowlands as we return to Edinburgh.
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All passengers are entitled to 1 piece of checked luggage & 1 small carry on bag. Checked luggage will be stowed in the luggage compartment (not assessable until drop off) while smaller bags for personal items (eg medication, water etc) may be taken on board.
Scotland’s weather is as dramatic as its landscapes, offering everything from misty mornings to glorious sunshine. Every season brings its unique charm, from vibrant spring blooms to golden autumns and snow-dusted Highlands. Come prepared, embrace the adventure, and experience Scotland’s rugged beauty in all its glory!
Spring (March - May)
Spring in Scotland is crisp and unpredictable, with occasional frosts, sunny spells, and light rain showers. Temperatures typically range from 45-55°F (7-13°C). Expect average monthly rainfall of around 2-3 inches, and humidity levels between 70-80%. Clear skies often showcase Scotland’s dramatic landscapes in all their glory.
Summer (June - August)
Scottish summers are mild, with temperatures ranging from 50-65°F (10-18°C). You’ll experience long daylight hours and occasional rain showers. Humidity hovers around 70%, and monthly rainfall is approximately 2.5 inches. Layered clothing is ideal for adjusting to changing conditions.
Autumn (September - November)
Autumn in Scotland brings cool temperatures and stunning, golden landscapes. Early autumn sees temperatures around 45-55°F (7-13°C), dropping as the season progresses. Rainfall increases, and humidity stays around 80%. The brisk air and changing leaves add to Scotland’s natural charm.
Winter (December - February)
Winters are chilly and damp, with temperatures ranging from 35-45°F (2-7°C). Snow may fall in higher areas, but it’s rare in the Lowlands. Rain and wind are frequent, so waterproof clothing is essential. Expect humidity around 80% and around 2.5 inches of monthly rain.
We aim to make your tour as comfortable as possible and accommodate accessibility requirements to the best of our ability. Our buses are maintained to a high standard and our drive guides are trained to provide support to passengers.
Front left passenger door with three 150mm steps.
Standard coach seats, with a step up to the back row.
Seat configuration: single seats on the passenger side, double seats on the driver’s side.
Three-point seatbelts on all seats (must be worn when moving). Seatbelt extenders available on request.
Buses are not wheelchair accessible.
Large luggage compartments for manual folding wheelchairs or walking frames (no battery-operated wheelchairs allowed).
Staff cannot provide physical assistance. Guests must be able to board and exit independently or with companion assistance.
We offer flexible accommodation options. Please let us know when you make you booking of any specific requirements you have. We love exploring off-the-beaten-path destinations, which means that in some small villages, your accommodation may be up to a 30-minute walk (approximately 1.4 miles) from local facilities. Taxis are available in all locations and an be booked and paid locally.
Lifts and elevators are uncommon but may be available in some hotels. Ground floor rooms may be available in some B&Bs and hotels. If either is essential, please let us know at the time of booking.
Hello curious traveller, are you ready to go beyond with us? Whether you're heading to the Highlands, the Lake District, or further; we know you might have a few questions before setting off on your adventure. Our FAQs are here to help make your journey smooth and stress-free.
The UK and Ireland's historic city centres are full of narrow streets and winding roads. So, to speed up your departure, we only pick up from our central meeting points. What's more is leaving the city using the most direct route also reduces the carbon footprint of our tours.
We don't recommend bringing your car into the centre of our departure cities. It can be hard to find parking, and there are excellent public transportation services.
Arrive 15 minutes before your departure time. Due to waiting restrictions, we can't wait for you if you're late.
Entry requirements vary depending on your nationality, personal circumstances, and the country or countries you will travel to and transit through. It is your responsibility to ensure you have all relevant documentation required for your selected itinerary and that you meet all formal entry requirements before travelling.
You can find up-to-date and reliable information on the official tourism website of the counties you’re visiting, or from their embassy or consulate.
If you're late for your tour, our cancellation policy applies. 100% charges are applicable, and you will not be entitled to a refund or alternative.
Cancellation terms depend on which tour you've booked:
1 Day Tours
You'll receive a full refund if you cancel 24 hours or more before the tour departure.
2 - 9 Day Tours
You'll receive a 90% refund if you cancel 15 or more days before the tour departure.
10+ Day Tours
You'll receive a 90% refund if you cancel 21 or more days before the tour departure.
Package tours
You'll receive a 90% refund if you cancel 56 days or more before the tour departure.
If you cancel inside these notice periods, full charges will apply and no refunds will be issued.
To cancel your booking please email tours@rabbies.com as soon as possible. The effective date of cancellation will be the date we receive written confirmation from you.
Your tour will always follow the itinerary as closely as possible. Your driver-guide will keep you up to date on the road, and we'll try to get in touch about any large changes prior to your departure.
It's simple: you book, you go. This means we'll never cancel your tour because of a minimum numbers policy.
Due to logistical reasons, we're unable to let you pre-book a seat on the bus. But our comfortable 16-seat mini-coaches have huge windows. So, you'll always get a good view.
We like to keep our coaches small and nimble. This means we have no on-board toilet facilities, but you frequently stop in local towns and villages for comfort breaks.
We regret we don't carry children under the age of five on our scheduled tours. Also, some of our tours that focus on whisky experiences are suitable for travellers aged 18+.
You can ask us about the tours we recommend for younger children. And if your child is less than 1.35m tall, you should let us know, so we can provide them with a suitable booster seat.
We want you to enjoy every country you visit with us. And we believe the best way to do this is to get you off the mini-coach and out exploring. So, we give you plenty of time to take photos, go walking, and explore ancient ruins.
Accommodation is a key part of your multi-day tour experience. Where accommodation is not included as part of your tour you will have the free option to have us reserve rooms on your behalf (Reserved by Rabbie's) or server your own accommodation with a venue of your choosing (Tour Only).
Where accommodation not included in your tour package, prices will vary per location, time of year and are based on availability. We work with verified 3rd party providers who set their own prices.
You should expect to pay from £80 (€80) per person per night for B&B Ensuite accommodation or from £100 (€100) for a Hotel. Prices are based on multiple occupancy per room. Supplements for single occupancy may apply.
For more details please view our Accommodation Guide
We exclude visitor attractions in your tour price because it lets you travel your way. It means you can pamper yourself with a luxury lunch or skip an attraction whenever you feel like it.
You don't need to. We stop in small towns, villages, and rural eateries where you can choose whatever meal pleases both your taste buds and your budget.
Let's be honest, our driver-guides would never refuse a cheeky bonus. But it's up to you, and the amount is entirely at your discretion.
We advise you take out travel insurance.
You're protected by ABTOT when you chose to let us reserve your accommodation on a multi-day tour. This means you can claim back anything you've paid us if we become bankrupt. Read our terms and conditions for more information.
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