GUIDED TOURS OF SCOTLAND
If you want to make some new friends during your journey and let someone else handle the driving, Nordic Visitor's guided small group tours of Scotland are the way to go. Unlike a standard bus tour with dozens of other travellers, our groups are limited to 16 people so you can enjoy more personal interactions.
With an experienced local leading the way, you’ll travel in a comfy mini-coach to Scotland’s world-famous sights and enjoy some authentic Scottish storytelling on the way. Visit renowned places like St Andrews, Loch Ness, Fort William, Inverness, the Isle of Skye and other highlights of the western Highlands. What’s more, all tours operated by Nordic Visitor include quality accommodations and opportunities to taste real Scotch whisky on distillery tours.
SOLO ROAD TRIPS IN SCOTLAND
Want to rent a car and explore Scotland on your own? Nordic Visitor offers a range of self-drive tour packages that include a rental car of your choice and everything else you need for a great time on a solo road trip in Scotland. Take comfort in the fact that all of your accommodations are arranged for you by your Nordic Visitor travel consultant in Edinburgh. All the hotels and guesthouses we use are regularly inspected to ensure they meet our quality standards.
When you're ready to hit the road, you'll know exactly where you’re driving each day — and which optional attractions you can experience in each area — with a hard copy of your personalised itinerary and Scotland travel guide booklet. You’ll also have the assurance of a hand-marked map of Scotland and our 24/7 helpline. We're just a call away if you're unsure of anything.
A self-drive tour in Scotland is ideal for single travellers who want to experience Scotland’s top attractions and hidden gems at their own pace. On a Nordic Visitor Scotland road trip, you’ll have the freedom to make detours and stop at the places that interest you most. Plus, all self-drive itineraries can be tailored online by adding extra nights or choosing from a range of handpicked optional excursions.
It’s also possible to arrive or depart from Glasgow, rather than Edinburgh if that’s more convenient for your flight. Just ask your travel consultant.