Your should plan to arrive in Edinburgh today and make your way to the hotel.  If you arrive early you will have some free time to stretch your legs and begin exploring the vibrant city at their own pace—perhaps taking a stroll along the Royal Mile, browsing local shops, or relaxing in one of Edinburgh’s many charming cafés.

In the late afternoon, everyone will reconvene at the hotel for a welcome drink—an ideal moment to meet the guide and fellow travelers in a relaxed and friendly setting.
Afterwards, the guide will lead a short orientation walking tour of the surrounding area. This stroll offers a chance to get acquainted with the city, spot key landmarks, and soak up the unique atmosphere of Edinburgh’s historic center.
The guide will then accompany the group to the evening’s dinner venue, conveniently located just beside the iconic Edinburgh Castle—an unforgettable setting to mark the start of the journey.

Your special arrival dinner is set in the elegant Blenders’ Room at the Scotch Whisky Experience, this exclusive dining experience takes place just beside Edinburgh
Castle, at the very top of the Royal Mile. The private dining room offers a stylish and intimate setting, surrounded by rich whisky heritage and warm Scottish hospitality—making it a truly special venue for an unforgettable
evening. Dinner features a carefully curated menu of modern Scottish cuisine, with each course thoughtfully paired with a complementary whisky. Expert hosts guide guests through the pairings in an engaging and accessible way, bringing the flavors, aromas, and stories of each dram vividly to life. The result is a memorable evening that seamlessly blends fine food with Scotland’s national drink, in a setting designed to impress.

The day begins with a visit to The Kelpies, the awe-inspiring 30-metre-high steel sculptures celebrating Scotland’s equine heritage. After a moment to capture these magnificent structures, the journey continues with a short stop at the Falkirk Wheel, a unique feat of modern engineering and the world’s only rotating boat lift. From
here, you'll travel on to the iconic Stirling Castle, a fortress steeped in royal history and perched above the historic battlefield of Stirling Bridge. Following a self-guided exploration, there’s time to enjoy lunch at leisure in the heart of Stirling.

In the afternoon, the route winds through Perthshire to the
Victorian town of Pitlochry, known for its charming streets and scenic beauty. The journey then unfolds across the Highland landscapes, arriving in Inverness for hotel check-in.

The evening meal in Inverness will take place at The Mustard Seed accompanied by your guide, a renowned riverside restaurant loved by both locals and visitors.

The Mustard Seed is one of Inverness’s most renowned and well-loved restaurants, offering refined Scottish cuisine in a venue where Highland charm meets the creativity of Scottish fine dining.  Housed in a beautifully converted former church on the banks of the River Ness, the restaurant retains its original high ceilings, arched windows, and warm wooden interiors. The menu is a celebration of modern Scottish gastronomy, showcasing dishes crafted from fresh, locally sourced ingredients with a strong emphasis on seasonal produce.

The day opens with a poignant visit to Culloden Battlefield, where guests delve into the final Jacobite rising of 1746. At the award-winning visitor centre, interactive exhibits and immersive storytelling paint a vivid picture of the fateful clash, followed by time to walk the moor and reflect on its historical significance.

The journey then continues through the Highlands to
Rothiemurchus Estate, located in the Cairngorms, where you'll enjoy a light lunch of soup, artisan rolls, and homemade tray bakes amid tranquil natural surroundings.
In the afternoon, a Hairy Coo Safari offers a memorable encounter with Scotland’s iconic Highland cattle, with a local ranger guide joining the group to share insights into these gentle giants and the estate’s landscape.

The remainder of the day and evening is at leisure in Inverness, with dinner at guests’ own arrangement.

Today, enjoy a scenic journey north to Dunrobin Castle, a fairy-tale residence famed for its elegant French-style turrets and beautifully manicured gardens overlooking the North Sea. Upon arrival, take time to explore the castle’s opulent interiors, rich with history and grandeur, before witnessing the impressive daily falconry display in the
grounds—an unforgettable experience that brings the estate’s aristocratic heritage to life.

Following the visit, continue to the Kincraig Castle Hotel, a charming country house set in peaceful surroundings, where a leisurely lunch will be served.

On the return journey to Inverness, stop for a guided tour and tasting at the renowned Glenmorangie Distillery, home to one of Scotland’s most iconic single malts. Learn about the craftsmanship behind the whisky and sample a selection of their signature expressions.

The evening is at leisure, you're free to explore Inverness to find that perfect place for a cozy dinner. 

The journey begins this morning as we depart Inverness, heading south through scenic Highland and Lowland landscapes enroute to the historic seaside town of St Andrews. Upon arrival, you'll enjoy a guided walking tour, uncovering the town’s rich academic, religious, and golfing heritage. The tour includes visits to the atmospheric ruins of St. Andrews Castle and Cathedral, offering striking views
and centuries of history.

Following the tour, you're free to wander the town's charming center for lunch at leisure, and with free time afterwards browse the shops shops, stroll along the West Sands, or simply take in the coastal charm at your own pace.

In the afternoon, we'll travel on to South Queensferry for a photo stop beneath the iconic Forth Bridges, a striking trio of engineering marvels that span three centuries. The day concludes with arrival in Edinburgh, where you'll check into your hotel.  

Later tonight we'll meet for a group dinner at one of Edinburgh's iconic landmark eateries, situated in a stunning Georgian building from 1815.  

Today is dedicated to discovering the heart of Edinburgh’s historic Old Town with a guided exploration along the iconic Royal Mile. Accompanied by a local guide, the morning begins with a visit to The Palace of Holyroodhouse, the official Scottish residence of the British monarch. Guests will explore its grand state apartments and uncover the palace’s rich royal history, from Mary, Queen of Scots to the modern monarchy. 

The journey then continues up the Royal Mile to the city’s most famous landmark, Edinburgh Castle, dramatically perched atop Castle Rock.

We'll have worked up a hunger by now, so we'll stop in at one of the area's most beloved fish and chips shops for an authentic Edinburgh lunch.

In the afternoon, the royal theme continues with a visit to The Royal Yacht Britannia, now permanently moored in the vibrant waterfront district of Leith. Once the floating palace of the British royal family, the yacht offers a fascinating insight into life aboard one of the most iconic vessels of the 20th century.

Today offers you a final day at leisure to enjoy Edinburgh in their own way. From shopping along Princes Street and relaxing in the city’s gardens, to visiting museums, Dean Village, or climbing Arthur’s Seat, the day is entirely flexible.

In the evening, the group accompanied by their guide gathers for a farewell dinner in the heart of the Old Town. You'll be dining at the historic Tolbooth Tavern, one of Edinburgh’s oldest pubs, rich in atmosphere, character
and charm, located on Edinburgh’s historic Royal Mile. Set within part of the original 16th-century Canongate Tolbooth, the building itself has witnessed centuries of city life, and today offers a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere.  The menu features classic Scottish pub fare made with local ingredients, all served with generous hospitality. This is the kind of place where locals mingle with travelers, stories are shared over pints, and the evening unfolds at a comfortable, easy pace.  A well-poured local ale or a crisp Scottish gin and tonic makes the perfect companion to the meal and the moment...a memorable finale to your time in Scotland.

As a option (for an additional charge) you may choose to enjoy a day trip to Glasgow, Scotland’s largest city and a hub of culture, creativity, and Victorian grandeur. The day begins with a panoramic city tour, highlighting Glasgow’s vibrant architecture, civic landmarks, and striking murals.
A guided visit to Glasgow Cathedral follows—an impressive example of medieval Gothic architecture and one of the city’s most important historic buildings.

Next, you'll enjoy a guided experience at the Clydeside Distillery, located on the banks of the River Clyde, where you'll learn about Glasgow’s whisky heritage and sample a dram of fine single malt.

A highlight of the day is lunch at The Buttery, one of Glasgow’s most celebrated restaurants, known for its elegant setting and refined take on traditional Scottish cuisine.

After lunch, the group returns to Edinburgh in the late afternoon, with time to relax before the group farewell dinner. 

Your Go Get Lost tour ends today after breakfast. Your tour leader can help you arrange a taxi to the airport for your flight home.