Loch Tulla

Private group tours up Ben Nevis, the UK's highest mountain with a fully qualified local mountain guide.

A stunning 9km / 5.5 mile forest walk following the winding Water of Nevis to the dramatic Steall Falls. The route meanders through the rocky Nevis Gorge and opens to the panoramic landscape of Glen Nevis. Steall Falls is third highest waterfall in Scotland and cascades 105 meters down the rock face. In Gaelic it's called An Steall Bàn meaning "The White Spout". This iconic area is featured in two Harry Potter films. At the end of the walk, there's a wire rope bridge over the river for the adventurous! You'll walk with Trev, your friendly local guide. The path is a little rocky and muddy in places, so he's on hand to help if needed. Plus, he's always happy to take photos. Feel free to bring along a picnic if the weather is nice. A blanket can be provided. This is a family friendly walk for 13+ year olds that are comfortable with the distance and terrain. Please note that if it's not rained for a while, the waterfalls won't be flowing fast.

This Tour will get your fill of seeing amazing scenery from start to finish.  Locations that comes with 420 million years of geological changes is just one of the many places we have in store for you. Travel the Great Glen to view the 'Harry Potter Hogwarts Express' [Jacobite Steam Train] as it crosses the spectacular Glenfinnan Viaduct to 'Hogwarts'.  See the Monument on the other side on the banks of Loch Shiel which signifies the 1745 Jacobite Rising.  Explore Fort William and its quaint local shops, cafes and restaurants. We'll take you to Glencoe where an infamous tragic account of Clan battles struck. It was also where Hagrid's cottage was located. Please know that the Itinerary can change at any time due to unforeseen situations like Attractions private events, Operating hours of Exhibition Centres, etc. Rest assured that we can take you to other equally amazing alternative Attraction.

The mighty Ben Nevis is the highest mountain in the UK at 1,345 meters / 4,413 feet. At the summit, you earn phenomenal views of the Lochaber landscape. Your friendly local guide, Trev, will take care of navigation, safety and logistics so you can enjoy a fantastic day in the mountains. After the hike, we'll head to one of the pubs in the glen for a celebratory pint or dram. A private hike allows you to tailor the day to your liking. We could even summit later in the day to see the sunset. However, weather may affect some options. Your guide will keep you updated with the mountain forecast and can help with any clothing & equipment questions if needed.

Your Guide will accompany you up and down the Ben Nevis Mountain path. They are there to provide you with advice and information about the path and the history, and the nature of Ben Nevis. Your Guide will know the mountain well and will be fully qualified and insured for the activity that they are leading. You will need to be properly equipped for your day and for all possible weather. You should have the following kit. - Comfortable walking boots, preferably waterproof, that provide ankle support. - Waterproof jacket and trousers. - Socks. - Baselayers are to be worn next to the skin. (not cotton) - Comfortable walking trousers. (not jeans) - Warm mid-layers. At least two, one to wear and one as an emergency layer. - Hats and gloves. - Head torch - A small personal first aid kit. Plasters etc. - A flask and/or drinks bottle, 1L should be enough. - A rucksack. Anything larger than a 30L pack will do, and a waterproof liner - An orange emergency survival bag.

Group walks up Ben Nevis every Wednesday and Sunday from the start of May to the end of September. Your chance to join a group and together with your guide, climb to the summit at 1344 metres (4411 feet). Based in Fort William and only using local guides, you won't just climb Ben Nevis, you'll learn all about the mountain and the wildlife, geology and history it has to offer. The pub at the end of the path is a great place to finish the day with a well earned pint! Please note that for walks in early May winter boots, crampons and walking axes may be required if there is still snow on the mountain. This kit can be hired at an additional cost from Scottish Mountain Hire in Fort William and we will advise guests as early as possible if it will be required. For all of the walks under 18 year olds MUST be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Join our local guides to help you achieve reaching the summit of Ben Nevis. Our guides can inform you about the local history and environment whilst helping you to manage your pace for the day along with food and water stops.

Departure from CORPACH MARINA Thrilling high speed blast to Seal Island (Black Rock) to see Common and Atlantic Grey seals. Playful donuts on the water hang on tight as the skipper spins the boat in fast circles, sending up spray and laughter. Exciting wildlife encounters porpoises, otters, seabirds and more (all sightings are of truly wild animals, so every trip is unique and will vary and wild life is NOT guaranteed) Stunning views of Ben Nevis from the Loch. Watch the Jacobite Steam Train (Harry Potter Train) puff past the shoreline. Return to Corpach Marina.

Enjoy stunning scenery and a variety of wildlife as you sail on your exclusive private yacht with 2 crew out of Oban Marina. Experience the exhilaration of travelling under sail around the west coast islands. Dropping anchor in a quiet tranquil spot you will share a delicious locally sourced lunch. Throughout the day you can learn the ropes, take a turn on the helm or just sit back and relax the beauty of the Hebrides. Be ready to take photos of dolphins as they play in the bow waves of the boat. Customise your day with lunch either onboard or book a local restaurant (accessible by boat and using a dingy to get ahore) to make it the perefct luxury day yachting on the West Coast.

On this tour we primarily aim to get you in front of the steam train on the viaduct for the best possible photographs. But en-route we will provide you with some excellent other photo opportunities and explain the history of this fascinating beautiful land in the West Highlands

This tour goes to places off the beaten tourist track and our knowledge guide provides a unique insight to local history the area and culture. The tour ends with a seafood experience where fresh seafood is served in an al fresco location. A brief talk will be given on the types of seafood local to the area how they are caught and how they are cooked.

We go to truly iconic parts of Glencoe and the west highlands. Our guides are local and provide not only fascinating and interesting insight into the history of all the castles but we bring it up to date and make it entertaining. We also visit little known sites, not on the tourist path.

Take a private whiskywheels.scot tour through Scotland’s rich whisky history by tasting and learning about the ‘water of life’ on a four-day tour from the pickup location of your choice. Explore the beauty of our country as we travel past Loch Lomond up to Oban, the seafood capital of Scotland and stay for the night. Then down the west coast to Islay. Two days and nights on Islay and on the fourth day we return via Inveraray. Inclusions • Accommodation included for 3 nights on a twin or double room basis • Four Islay whisky experiences included from: Lagavulin, Ardbeg, Laphroaig, Bowmore, Bruichladdich, Kilchoman, Bunnahabhain, Ardnahoe, • Two Highland whisky experiences included from: Oban, Deanston, Glenturret and Glenturret. • Visit all of Islay’s whisky distilleries for tastes, shop visits etc • Lunch venues: Drovers Inn, Ardbeg restaurant, Port Charlotte hotel, Glenturret, Deanston • Return ferry to Islay Exclusions • Lunch, Dinner, Snacks • Extra whisky