The first day is dedicated to arrival at Edinburgh Airport. After picking up your car, you'll transfer to your accommodation to rest up for the journey. If you have the energy, take a leisurely stroll along the Royal Mile, where history breathes at every turn. The city offers a rich cultural background that recalls an era of Scottish clans and intrigue.

Following in the footsteps of Jamie's home and the intrigues of the Blackness Castle clans such as dark Fort William, Midhope Castle aka Lallybroch, picturesque Culross (Cranesmuir) and Falkland or Inverness

A land of heroes and tragedies, the wild beauty of the Highlands, a walk through Culross and a visit to Culloden Battlefield, where history was written in blood.

Reminiscences of the past, the search for Nessie, stunning views of the lake and the ruins of Urquhart Castle, which tells stories of ancient battles.

Sing me a song of a lass that is gone

Say, could that lass be I?

Merry of soul, she sailed on a day

Over the sea to Skye

Day six takes you to one of the most picturesque parts of the Isle of Skye

The day begins with an early departure from the Isle of Skye and continues with a visit to places that combine the world of magic with the magic of the Scottish countryside. The first stop is Dumbledore's Grave, the picturesque Loch Eilt where scenes associated with Albus Dumbledore's final resting place were filmed.

Next you'll head to Glenfinnan Viaduct, the iconic railway bridge made famous in the Harry Potter films. This magnificent viaduct, surrounded by mountains, is the site of the Hogwarts Express. If you're lucky, you may catch a glimpse of the historic Jacobite Steam Train passing by.

You'll end the day in majestic Glencoe, where you'll enjoy a walk through the valley that was not only the scene of historical events, but also home to Hagrid's Grove in the wizarding world. Glencoe will amaze you with its dramatic views that perfectly capture the beauty of the Scottish Highlands.

This day will take you from natural beauty to the vibrant atmosphere of Scottish city life. You'll start the morning with a trip to the Devil's Pulpit, a mysterious place hidden in the Finnich Glen gorge. This dramatic site, with its red-tinged river and high cliffs, is like a scene from a fantasy story. Although the path to the gorge requires some caution, you will be rewarded with a magical atmosphere that will literally engulf you.

Spend the afternoon and evening in Glasgow, a modern metropolis rich in history and cultural scene. Stroll the streets, discover Victorian architecture and visit Glasgow Botanic Gardens, which offers beautiful greenhouses and a tranquil oasis in the heart of the city. We also recommend exploring the art galleries, traditional pubs or enjoying the live music that is part of the Glasgow rhythm.

This day combines natural charms with the energetic spirit of city life, making a visit to Scotland an unforgettable experience. 

This day takes you into the heart of Scottish history and the stories of the clans. The morning will begin with a visit to the majestic Stirling Castle, one of the most important castles in Scotland. This castle played a key role during the Scottish Wars of Independence and was the residence of many Scottish kings and queens, including Mary Stuart. A tour of the castle will allow you to admire its lavish interiors, historical displays and breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside.

In the afternoon, you will move on to Doune Castle, which is famous for its film and TV series fame. In Outlander, this castle appeared as Castle Leoch, the seat of the MacKenzie clan. In addition, it was also used in Monty Python and the Holy Grail or the Game of Thrones series (Winterfell in the first series). Take a guided audio tour of the castle, which includes stories related to the filming.

This day will transport you back in time and bring you not only the rich history of Scotland, but also the magic of the stories that brought these castles to life on screen

This day is dedicated to discovering places that have historical significance and played a role in the Outlander stories. You'll start the day with a visit to Preston Mill, a picturesque mill that appeared in the series as the place where Jamie hides his secret during the second season. This working mill with its unique architecture gives you an insight into the traditional way of life in Scotland.

You'll then head back to Edinburgh to explore iconic sites in the heart of the city. Visit St Giles' Cathedral, which features as the setting for important events in the series, and wander the Royal Mile where you'll be engulfed by the atmosphere of the old city. Also stop by Jamie's print shop on Bakehouse Close, which played a key role in series three.

Close the day exploring Edinburgh's other attractions, or enjoy a quiet evening in one of Scotland's traditional pubs, where you can enjoy local specialities and real Scotch whisky. This day combines the historical traces and magic of the series with the vibrant life of the capital. 

On this day you will continue with a walking tour of Edinburgh

Today will be dedicated to the homecoming