Want to explore Scotland but would rather let someone else do the driving? Then let Rabbie’s help you immerse yourself in history, culture, beautiful scenery and nature – all with an experienced guide.

The Edinburgh-based firm, which was started back in 1993 by “one man and a van”, is particularly experienced when it comes to tours of Mull and Iona, the Isle of Skye, and Lewis, Harris and the Outer Hebrides.

Rabbie’s also does tours in England, Ireland and Europe. Find out more at:
www.rabbies.com

 

 

Mull & Iona

Blessed with massive mountains and stunning lochs, journey to Mull via the Victorian harbour town of Oban – known as the “seafood capital of Scotland”. Once in Mull, you’ll find more amazing local seafood in Tobermory and other renowned restaurants and hotels on the island. Tiny Iona, meanwhile, has just 120 residents and is home to sandy beaches and one of Scotland’s most important religious sights, Iona Abbey.

 

Isle of Skye

Venture through breathtaking landscapes, quaint villages and visit the famous Eilean Donan Castle as you journey to the Misty Isle. En route to the island’s capital, Portree, pass fertile plains, shimmering lochs, rugged mountain tops and dramatic coastline. Explore the natural wonders of Skye including the Trotternish ridge, with its spectacular cliffs and rock formations including the Old Man of Storr. When making tracks back south, travel through the Cuillins, enjoy stunning views over Loch Doich and the Five Sisters of Kintail.

 

Lewis, Harris & the Outer Hebrides

If you catch the white sandy beaches of Lewis and Harris on a sunny day, you’d be forgiven for thinking you could be on a remote beach in the Caribbean. This stunning tour takes guests along Loch Broom, past the Summer Isles, to Stornoway – capital of the Outer Hebrides. Marvel at the mountains of Harris and visit Luskentyre beach where the pristine sand contrasts perfectly with its turquoise waters. Visit the small port of Leverburgh for a delicious local lunch the uncover the stories behind the Callanish standing stones and explore the site where the famous Lewis Chessman were discovered.