Profitez d'une excursion en hors-bord puissant. L'estuaire de la Tay abrite des dauphins à gros nez, des phoques gris, des phares, des plateformes pétrolières, des ponts et le nouveau musée Victoria and Albert au bord de l'eau. L'excursion est un mélange de sensations fortes et d'émerveillement, avec des informations historiques et naturelles fournies en cours de route. Les excursions durent environ une heure et sont accessibles à partir de sept ans. Les participants doivent être assez agiles pour embarquer, mais nous accueillons fréquemment des passagers de plus de 70 ans ! Bateau sûr, bien entretenu et confortable. Si vous ne trouvez pas la date qui vous convient, consultez notre site web : de nombreuses autres dates sont disponibles au même prix ! Note : nous pouvons ajouter des bateaux supplémentaires et prendre en charge les autocars sur demande directe !

Que vous soyez amateur de whisky ou novice en la matière, vous allez forcément vous régaler dans la magnifique région du Speyside. Abritant environ 50 % de toutes les distilleries de whisky écossaises, il y a presque trop de choses à voir et à boire. C'est pourquoi, lors de cette visite, nous vous aidons à profiter au maximum de la région en vous emmenant dans deux distilleries distinctes. C'est l'occasion d'en apprendre davantage sur l'histoire, le processus et les saveurs incroyables de la boisson nationale écossaise.

Commencez votre journée au port d'Aberdeen, pour un voyage empreint de vues à couper le souffle et d'escales captivantes. Votre première destination est les magnifiques chutes de Feugh, à quelques minutes en voiture. Détendez-vous et admirez la beauté naturelle des eaux en cascade, avec la chance d'apercevoir des saumons remontant le courant, ajoutant à la magie du paysage. Ensuite, imprégnez-vous de la grandeur du château de Balmoral, l'un des monuments les plus emblématiques d'Écosse. Promenez-vous dans le parc à votre rythme, savourez un délicieux déjeuner au Balmoral Café et plongez dans l'histoire royale de cette majestueuse résidence. Des jardins paisibles aux intérieurs élégants, Balmoral offre une expérience véritablement royale. Ensuite, dirigez-vous vers Ballater, un charmant village victorien niché dans le parc national des Cairngorms. Explorez ses rues pittoresques, flânez dans les boutiques locales d'artisanat et imprégnez-vous de l'atmosphère paisible. Terminez votre journée par un trajet panoramique de retour vers Aberdeen, en vous remémorant la beauté et l'histoire que vous avez découvertes.

Lors de cette dégustation de gin guidée par le distillateur en chef, vous aurez l'occasion de goûter les plantes traditionnelles du gin (genévrier, coriandre, angélique, orris) sous forme de distillats simples, entraînant votre palais aux saveurs individuelles qui font du gin... du gin. C'est une compétence essentielle pour tout connaisseur de gin ! Goûtez la gamme d'expressions de gin Aberdeen en petits lots (gins London Dry et Fruit). Relevez le défi avec le distillat simple mystère : serez-vous le premier à deviner la plante ? L'événement se termine par un G&T de votre choix : choisissez n'importe quel gin de la gamme ou peut-être l'un des distillats simples que vous avez appréciés pendant l'événement. Tous les distillats/gins ont été élaborés à partir d'alcool biologique de première qualité, luxueusement onctueux. Une fois la dégustation terminée, vous acquerrez la capacité de reconnaître les saveurs qui composent le gin. Emportez ces connaissances chez vous, explorez vos étagères de gin et profitez de votre propre dégustation avec les compétences que vous avez acquises au cours de cette Masterclass de dégustation de gin.

Begin your journey in Royal Deeside at the Rob Roy McGregor statue, where the story of Scotland’s legendary outlaw sets the scene for your adventure. Travel through the stunning Aberdeenshire into the Cairngorms National Park, surrounded by mountains, forests, and timeless Highland scenery. Your highlight is Balmoral Castle, the Royal Family’s beloved summer retreat. Wander the beautiful grounds, explore the estate at your own pace, and soak in the atmosphere of this iconic royal residence. This private tour is designed for up to six guests and shaped around your interests. With a friendly, knowledgeable driver‑guide and a flexible itinerary, you’ll enjoy an authentic Scottish experience filled with history, landscapes, and unforgettable moments. Our mission is to create authentic, memorable tours and adventures.

Join Stuart's Bicycle Tours to discover the rich history and natural beauty of St Andrews. Think St Andrews is just about golf? Discover ancient history, dramatic ruins, breathtaking panoramic views and stories spanning over 1000 years in the best way possible...by bicycle! We’ll visit the iconic landmarks like St Andrews Castle, the Cathedral ruins, The Old Course and The University but also reach places that few visitors ever do and learn about the deep and rich place St Andrews holds in Scottish history. All with an experienced, enthusiastic and local guide from right here in Fife. With standard and E-bikes available, the tour is suitable for all abilities. Perfect for history lovers, nature seekers, and anyone looking for a fun, meaningful way to explore this iconic Scottish town.

This full-day GeoTour explores Scotland’s Old Red Sandstone (ORS) world — an arid landscape shaped by ancient rivers, lakes and floodplains — before finishing with a field-to-bottle gin experience at Arbikie Distillery, home of the world’s first climate-positive gins and vodkas. Led by Steve Adams, founder of Balgownie Geoscience with over 45 years of academic, industry and field experience, this tour offers a completely different 'On The Rocks' experience — combining deep-time geology, coastal scenery, climate innovation, and modern Scottish spirit craftsmanship.

Food tells the real story of Aberdeen. On this guided walking tour, you’ll discover how the city was shaped by fishing, brewing, baking and trade — and by the people who worked in these industries every day. Starting near the harbour, you’ll hear about herring fishing, salmon rivers and overnight fish trains to London. Walk through historic streets where women once dominated brewing and alehouses, and learn why oats, rowies and smoked fish became staples of local life. Along the way, your guide will point out historic wells, markets, food streets and buildings that reveal how Aberdeen fed itself for centuries.

Start your day at the Port of Aberdeen, where you’ll board your transport at South Harbour for a scenic journey through Royal Deeside. Your first stop is the beautiful Falls of Feugh, known for its cascading waters and leaping salmon during spawning season. Next, explore Balmoral Castle, the royal family's summer residence. Stroll through its gardens, visit the 2025 exhibition in the Castle Ballroom, and enjoy lunch at the Balmoral Café. Then head to Ballater, a charming Victorian village with quaint shops and stunning views of the Cairngorms. After a relaxed afternoon, return to Aberdeen, taking in the serene Highland scenery along the way.

Discover one of Scotland's most iconic castles and the great geological fault that shaped its dramatic setting — all in a single half-day from Aberdeen. This relaxed half-day tour from Aberdeen (with convenient cruise ship pickup at South Harbour) takes you to Dunnottar Castle, the spectacular clifftop fortress that protected Scotland's Crown Jewels. Along the way you'll walk metamorphosed ocean-floor rocks more than 600 million years old, take in panoramic views across the Highland Boundary Fault, and explore Stonehaven's coastal geology — volcanic flows and ancient river deposits side by side. Your guide is Steve Adams, a working geologist with 45 years of experience and a knack for making rocks come alive. He'll show you why Dunnottar stands exactly where it does and how Scotland's contrasting landscapes were forged along this single great fault line. No geology background needed. Most of our guests don't have one.

This isn’t just a whisky tour — it’s an exclusive journey into the heart of Eden Mill’s craftsmanship. From convenient pick-up in St Andrews to a warm welcome at state-of-the-art distillery, every detail is designed to make your experience seamless and memorable. You’ll gain rare access to Distiller’s Lab, explore behind the scenes with expert team, and taste whisky at every stage of its journey — from vibrant new make spirit to limited-edition single malts you won’t find anywhere else. The highlight? Sampling straight from the cask in warehouse, a truly special moment reserved for Cask Mastery guests. Your experience concludes in style at Lookout Bar, where a handcrafted cocktail and artisan cheeseboard are served against panoramic views of the Eden Estuary and St Andrews skyline. For whisky lovers seeking something beyond the ordinary, this is a one-of-a-kind celebration of flavour, innovation, and place.

Discover one of Scotland's most beautiful castles and gardens, paired with the geological story of the Dee Valley and Highland Boundary — all in a single half-day from Aberdeen. This relaxed half-day tour (with convenient cruise pickup at Aberdeen South Harbour) takes you to Crathes Castle, the 16th-century tower house at the gateway to Royal Deeside, with its famous walled gardens and ancient yew hedges. Along the way you'll walk metamorphosed ocean-floor rocks more than 600 million years old, see panoramic views across the Highland Boundary Fault, and explore Stonehaven's coastal geology. Your guide is Steve Adams, a geologist with 45 years of experience and a knack for making rocks come alive. He'll show you why Royal Deeside looks the way it does — how the River Dee carved its valley, why Crathes stands exactly where it does, and how Scotland's contrasting landscapes were forged along this single great fault line. No geology background needed. Most of our guests don't have one.

Experience Scotland’s geology, landscapes, and whisky heritage in depth on this immersive full-day Whisky 'On The Rocks' GeoTour. Your day begins at Aberdeen before travelling south to Perthumie Bay, where metamorphosed ocean sediments reveal Scotland’s origins deep beneath ancient seas. From here, you’ll continue to the clifftops above Stonehaven Golf Club, enjoying sweeping views across the Highland Boundary Fault — one of Scotland’s most important geological divides. You’ll spend time exploring the Midland Valley Terrane, beginning with the volcanic intrusions and Old Red Sandstone river and lake deposits at Cowie Shore. After a relaxed lunch (location TBC), the tour continues via the iconic Dunnottar Castle to Crawton, where you’ll walk among superbly exposed Devonian lava flows, coastal waterfalls, and a nationally important seabird colony. The day concludes at Fettercairn Distillery, where you’ll enjoy a full guided tour and tasting.

Small-Group Guided Walk at Linn of Quoich in the Cairngorm National Park. Discover one of Royal Deeside’s most beautiful riverside walks on this guided walk to the Linn of Quoich and Punch Bowl. Ideal for visitors who want an easy-to-moderate hike with big scenery, this experience combines rushing water, Caledonian pine forest, Highland history, and the chance to spot local wildlife. With a qualified mountain leader guiding the route, you can enjoy the landscape at a relaxed pace while learning about the area’s natural and royal heritage.