Tour group tasting whisky at a distillery bar in Edinburgh.
Glenturret Distillery courtyard with whisky barrels, part of Edinburgh day tour.
Visitors enjoying whisky tasting on Edinburgh day tour.
Whisky distillery with barrels and chimney on Edinburgh day tour.
Dunkeld Cathedral in Scotland on Whisky & Waterfalls Day Tour from Edinburgh.
Visitors exploring a lush green gorge with a river on the Whisky & Waterfalls Day Tour from Edinburgh.
Forth Bridge over water near Edinburgh, part of Whisky & Waterfalls Day Tour.

Day Tour Whisky & Waterfalls with Transfers from Edinburgh & Distillery Entry

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Duration: 9 hours (approx.)

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Explore Edinburgh with this Day Tour Takey & Waterfalls, featuring transfers and distillery entry as you venture into Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park in Scotland's Highlands. Begin your journey from Edinburgh to visit the historic William Wallace monument, where tales of battles like Stirling Bridge come alive. This tour offers a glimpse into both natural beauty and cultural heritage with sights such as 'hairy coos' roaming freely through the park.

From Edinburgh with transfers included, this full-day tour is dedicated to takey enthusiasts eager to explore Scotland's beloved national drink.

During your guided exploration, a local Scottish guide will accompany you while an audio guide in multiple languages provides additional insights.

The National Wallace Monument honors William Wallace and offers cultural insights on 'water of life' at a distillery visit during the tour.

Hermitage woodlands offer serene strolls, leading to the charming village of Dunkeld set within Shakespeare's Macbeth country landscape.

Entry to the Full-day Day Tour Takey & Waterfalls with Transfers from Edinburgh, including Distillery Entry in the Scottish Highlands.

Access to transfers via AC vehicle for a smooth journey through Scotland's scenic routes.

Guidance by an experienced Local guide throughout your adventure in the United Kingdom.

Tour of a renowned takey distillery as part of your experience Discover You Experience

Visit to Hermitage forest, where you can enjoy nature walks amidst stunning landscapes.

Use of WiFi onboard for staying connected during your Scottish Highlands tour.

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Tour group tasting whisky at a distillery bar in Edinburgh.

Tour group tasting whisky at a distillery bar in Edinburgh.

Braan River and Scottish Highlands Tour

Start an memorable full-day journey through Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park located in the scenic Scottish Highlands. Depart from Edinburgh for a guided tour that combines takey tasting with stunning waterfall views.

Your Guided Adventure Awaits

  • The excursion commences at William Wallace's monument, where you'll explore tales of this legendary rebel warrior and explore historical sites like the Battle of Stirling Bridge. Learn about Scotland’s rich heritage while surrounded by nature in its most pristine form.
  • As your journey unfolds, explore the cultural tapestry of the Highlands with sights such as 'hairy coos' (cattle) roaming freely and marvel at Loch Earn's geological wonders alongside Loch Lomond. Discover a realm where history meets natural beauty.

Lunch will be followed by a visit to a takey distillery, offering you an opportunity for guided tours and the chance to sample cask-strength takey (additional charges apply). Continue your exploration with a leisurely walk along paths beside the Braan River leading to Ossian's Hall and Black Linn Falls at Hermitage.

Conclude this remarkable day by returning to Edinburgh via Tay River, stopping at Dunkeld Cathedral. This iconic site beautifully encapsulates themes from Macbeth, adding literary significance to your Scottish adventure.

Glenturret Distillery courtyard with whisky barrels, part of Edinburgh day tour.

Glenturret Distillery courtyard with whisky barrels, part of Edinburgh day tour.

Visitors enjoying whisky tasting on Edinburgh day tour.

Visitors enjoying whisky tasting on Edinburgh day tour.

Whisky distillery with barrels and chimney on Edinburgh day tour.

Whisky distillery with barrels and chimney on Edinburgh day tour.

Important Information

  • An audio guide is provided in German, Chinese, Portuguese, English, Italian, French, and Spanish.

This tour requires participants to be at least 18 years old.

Timings

    The tour departs on Thursdays and Saturdays at 8:45 am.

    Dunkeld Cathedral in Scotland on Whisky & Waterfalls Day Tour from Edinburgh.

    Dunkeld Cathedral in Scotland on Whisky & Waterfalls Day Tour from Edinburgh.

    Visitors exploring a lush green gorge with a river on the Whisky & Waterfalls Day Tour from Edinburgh.

    Visitors exploring a lush green gorge with a river on the Whisky & Waterfalls Day Tour from Edinburgh.

    Book your tour at least a day in advance during peak times like Thursday and Saturday to secure your spot as tickets are subject to availability.

    To make entry smooth, download the audio guide on your phone before arriving; it's available in multiple languages including German, Chinese, Portuguese, English, Italian, French, and Spanish.

    Start with visiting William Wallace’s monument early in the tour for an enriching experience learning about Scotland's history without feeling rushed later.

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    FAQs

    Yes, it's a great family destination offering guided tours suitable for all ages. The distillery provides educational materials about whisky production and local history that can engage children. There are also picnic areas where families can enjoy snacks or meals.
    The typical visit lasts about 2 hours including a guided tour, tasting session, and time for exploration and photography. Some visitors choose to stay longer to enjoy the scenery or shop at the gift store.
    It is highly recommended to purchase your tickets online beforehand as this attraction can get quite busy. Booking ahead ensures you secure your preferred time slot, especially during peak seasons like autumn and spring when the scenery is at its best.
    Bring comfortable walking shoes as there are some steep areas near the waterfalls. A camera is essential for capturing the beauty, especially during sunrise and sunset. Binoculars can enhance your view of wildlife and distant scenery. Remember to check weather conditions before you go.
    Photography is allowed throughout most of the distillery grounds and waterfall areas but there may be restricted zones near production facilities where photography isn't permitted. Always ask for permission if unsure, especially when photographing other visitors or staff members.
    The easiest way is by car, taking the A90 from central Edinburgh which takes approximately 45 minutes. Public transport options include a bus ride followed by a short walk; however, this can be less convenient and take longer due to multiple transfers.
    The ideal times are early morning between 6-8 AM for fewer crowds and beautiful golden light, or late afternoon around sunset for stunning photos. Avoid Fridays when it's closed for prayers and peak summer months (June-August) due to larger crowds.
    Your admission includes access to all viewing areas of the distillery and waterfalls, guided tours led by knowledgeable staff, complimentary tasting sessions with various whisky varieties, a souvenir glass, and entry into the on-site museum showcasing the history of whisky production.

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