On the first day you will take care of all the necessities before the start of the trip. Renting a car, buying food - snacks for the trip and most importantly getting a good night's sleep before the start.

From Edinburgh, head to the east coast. Along the way, you'll visit the towns of Falkland and Perth, stroll through a forest of violets and Highland cows, and most importantly, visit Glamis Castle and Dunnottar.

Day 3 starts with breakfast in Aberdeen, Scotland's third largest city. You will then head to Balmoral Castle, where Queen Elizabeth II liked to spend her leisure time. From here you will continue north to the mountain town of Aviemore.

You'll head through Inverness and the Scottish Independence Memorial, past Loch Ness where you can try your luck finding the Loch Ness Monster and past Eilean Donan Castle on the Isle of Skye.

Explore one of the most magical places in Scotland - the Isle of Skye. Get your hiking gear ready, there are some hikes to be done.

Most of the day will still be spent on the Isle of Skye. There will be a trip to Dunvegan Castle, a visit to the white beach of Talisker Bay Beach, as well as a visit to the Talisker Distillery or lunch in a famous seafood pub.

After breakfast at Fort William, you will go to see the steam train (Hogwarts Express) to the Glenfinnan Viaduct. In the afternoon, you'll get your fill of hiking in the hills around the Glencoe Valley.

You'll spend the afternoon in Glasgow, where you'll visit the local university or the cathedral, before heading to Edinburgh for a visit to the Old Town.

You'll start the day with a hike up Calton Hill to the National Monument, where you'll have a great view of the entire city. From here, you'll head into the heart of the old city to visit Edinburgh Castle.

On the last day you will just have to drive to the airport, return the car, check in and go home full of experiences and impressions.