Falls of Bruar

Stand Up Paddle Boarding is an off shot of traditional surfing which originated in Hawaii. A fairly new sport that has blossomed over the last few years, which has seen the sport diverge from the sea to the river. There are even people doing Stand Up Paddle Board yoga!! On every Stand Up Paddle Boarding  trip we include all equipment required plus a professional experienced guide per raft combined with an overall trip leader in charge of the trip.

Join Managing Partner Becky as she feeds Errichel’s animal residents. A super way to find out more about Errichel's ethically-reared animals and its 'slow food' ethos, you will meet and feed Large Black Pigs, Rare-breed Sheep (bottle-feed lambs in season), Shetland Cattle, Highland Ponies, an assortment of Chickens, and many ducks! The tour is totally unique in our area, and takes place on our beautifully scenic Hill-farm near the picturesque town of Aberfeldy. Also onsite are our Deli, where you can purchase farm produce, foodie treats, and ice creams, and our Bistro, where you can enjoy brunch, lunch, or just coffee and cake. Our Farm Tour & Feed Round takes place at 10am on Fridays and Saturdays and lasts about an hour. Booking by 4pm the day before your tour is required. There is a maximum of eight spaces available, so book now to avoid disappointment.

There is nothing more exciting and exhilarating to get your pulses racing than Paintballing with Splash. A team sport, Perthshire Paintball provides the perfect atmosphere and location for the perfect team building exercise. This activity caters to all experience levels from beginners to veteran paintballers. We offer a range of exciting paintball games you can compete in, and our dedicated team of trained staff will make sure your day is tailored to your specific requirements. Ensure you bring sturdy footwear (e.g trainers or walking boots) - be aware that they may get muddy!

Go rafting on a half-day adventure down the River Tay in Scotland. Groups are of various sizes and ages (children aged over 8 years) from Aberfeldy to Grandtully in this perfect introductory river. A thrilling white water rafting experience, groups are accompanied by experienced guides. You can expect adventure, excitement and guaranteed fun! River Tay rafting trips are available mornings and afternoons throughout the year except Mondays and Tuesdays (these are dedicated fishing days). We provide all equipment (wetsuit, lifejacket, helmet, paddle) and transport If trips do not reach minimum numbers you will be offered a reschedule.

A half-day trip at Keltneyburn is an ideal canyoning spot for those who are relatively new to the sport. Here you can test the waters with gorge walking, jumping off rocky cliffs, scrambling along rivers and sliding down river chutes. Adrenaline will flow and excitement will be had!

Tour with a knowledgeable and passionate born and bred Scottish Highlander who will entertain you with stories and anecdotes about growing up and living in in the Scottish Highlands. Private whisky tastings from at beautiful locations throughout the day. Chocolate paired whisky tastings showcasing new and old whiskies and how they can be enjoyed with different chocolates. A comfortable luxury BMW X5 vehicle to see the Highlands in style and go places other tour vehicles can only dream of going. Enjoy an elevated vantage point so that you can see more of the beautiful Scottish Highland scenery throughout your tour. Chilled bottled water plus Scottish snacks and soft drinks included.

Winter mountaineering is an exhilarating and hands-on way to experience the Cairngorm mountains. Unlike winter climbing, mountaineering is about the journey. We'll select a route that will be challenging but achievable and is big on scenery and satisfaction! On this immersive experience you'll get to climb one or more historic mountaineering routes; in a remote corrie, along an airy ridge or up sheer cliff face! This experience is suitable for novices, beginners and travellers looking for a special experience in the local area. No prior experience of climbing or mountaineering is necessary and you'll be kept safe and encouraged every step of the way. Our guides hold the highest attainable qualifications in mountaineering and climbing and are passionate about giving you the best possible experience. We love guiding complete beginners as much as we love guiding experienced climbers. We enjoy working with both the young and the young at heart... We look forward to exploring with you!

Ridge scrambling is an exhilarating and hands-on way to experience the Cairngorm mountains. Unlike rock climbing, scrambling is about the journey. We'll select a route that will be challenging but achievable and is big on scenery and satisfaction! On this immersive experience you'll get to climb one or more historic mountaineering routes; in a remote corrie, along an airy ridge or up sheer cliff face! This experience is suitable for novices, beginners and travellers looking for a special experience in the local area. No prior experience of climbing or mountaineering is necessary and you'll be kept safe and encouraged every step of the way. Our guides hold the highest attainable qualifications in mountaineering and climbing and are passionate about giving you the best possible experience. We are as excited guided complete beginners as we are guiding experienced climbers and we enjoy working with both the young and the young at heart... We look forward to exploring with you!

Ben Macdui is the 2nd tallest mountain in the UK and makes for a fantastic journey across the artic-like Cairngorm plateau. Our experienced mountain leaders will guide you along a fantastic route from the Cairngorm ski centre. You will be able to see the impressive northern corries from above and below, follow the south-west edge of the Loch Avon basin and even view a plane wreckage, all this on the way to the apparently haunted Ben Macdui summit. Whether you are interested in sharing some local folklore, learning about our unique mountain flora, or you just want to bag the summit; the Ben Macdui guided hike certainly has plenty to offer. *Please note if you are booking between November - April there is a high chance that crampons and axes will be required.

Discover the Cairngorms National Park in the best possible way; walking and talking. Suitable for families, our range of guided walks take you to some of the most beautiful parts of the Scottish Highlands. Our local guide Matt will share stories and his expert knowledge to add value and fun to your experience. We can meet in a range of locations and tailor our walks to the aspirations of your group. If you would love to see ancient caledonian forests, the ruins of an old island castle or breathtaking lakes (lochs), whilst walking at a relaxed pace and learning more about the local area, this is a perfect activity for you.

The Cairngorm National Park is a little piece of Arctic plateau and contains many of the highest mountains in the Highlands. The area is full of fascinating geology and history and is home to many rare plant and animal species. Explore the Cairngorms with us and we'll safely guide you to its highest summits and secret corners. We'll select a route that will be challenging but achievable and is big on scenery and satisfaction! This experience is suitable for novices, travellers or anyone looking for a special experience in the local area. No prior experience of mountain walking or hiking is necessary and you'll be kept safe and encouraged every step of the way. Our guides hold the highest attainable qualifications in mountain leadership and are passionate about giving you the best possible experience. We are as excited guided complete beginners as we are guiding experienced hikers and we enjoy working with both the young and the young at heart. We look forward to exploring with you!

Learn about the Scottish Highlands from a born and bred Highlander. Share stories, laugh lots and have fun while you tour one of the most beautiful places on the planet. Enjoy a comfortable luxury vehicle throughout your tour. Chocolate paired whisky tastings with your driver-guide throughout your tour from our private collection of ever changing single malts.

Experience the beauty of the Cairngorm National Park! Sharing with you history, culture and folklore of this beautiful area where I live. We travel back in time with a visit to the Highland Folk Museum, setting for Outlander, Mackenzie village scenes, before visiting Ruthven Barracks, built early 1700 and where jacobites regrouped following the battle of Culloden. We then travel to Loch an Eilein, with the water reflecting the magnificent pines and views of the ruined island castle. We will then drive to Cairngorm mountain car park and enjoy the views across the valley with opportunity for short walk and or enjoy a coffee. Stopping at Loch Morlich beach as we descend towards the village of Aviemore With time for a whisky tasting at the Snug / Gin Tasting, Kinrara / Cairngorm Brewery options Ending the day with sheep dog demonstration. Experience the natural beauty of the Cairngorm National Park, living in the National Park I will share my experiences, the history and folklore.