Our epic adventure begins in Inverness, capital of the Scottish Highlands. As we head out of the city nice and early, I will immerse you in local folklore, suggest other places to visit during your stay and make suggestions about where you can discover the very best food, drink and entertainment that Inverness has to offer.

First we are off to Loch Ness and to meet the hairy cows … not only will you get to meet and photograph them, I will also enhance the experience by bringing carrots so you can feed them. A unique bucket list experience for many people. We then travel alongside Loch Ness for the next 23 miles with photo opportunities at Urquhart Castle before we leave the worlds famous loch behind at Invermoriston and head out towards the west coast as the scenery starts to change dramatically.

We then head out west through spectacular glens, historical battlefields and ancient crofting communities, where I will weave fascinating stories and personally curated historical narratives into the fabric of your journey that help your understand the rich cultural heritage that saturates every corner of this land. I have also put together a soundtrack for this tour that helps you form an ethereal connection between the music and the landscape. There are further spectacular photo opportunities alongside Loch Cluanie, I will also take you to a place where if we are lucky we will hopefully get to photograph some wild deer.

We make a quick stop at Eilean Donan Castle to capture that iconic shot, it was voted one of instagrams most photographed castles in 2023. We DO NOT visit this castle on this tour due to time restraints needed for hiking, however this is flexible so if the group all agrees we can adjust the schedule to spend longer here.

It's now just a 10 minute journey from here to the Skye Bridge, get ready to cross 'over the sea to Skye' and on to Broadford, the second largest town on the island.

We will stop at Broadford on the return journey later, but as we pass through keep your eyes on Broadford bay as sea eagles, puffins (May and June), dolphins, seals, minke whales, basking sharks and the humpback whale are all spotted along the east and west coast of Skye regularly. We will of course make photo stops if these opportunities should arise on our adventure.

Sligachan Old Bridge is the first of Skye’s many otherworldly locations, you will also get the opportunity here to immerse yourself in a famous fairy legend. Sligachan is also the location for my trademark bridge drone photo, examples can be seen on my instagram page.

Next we arrive at the quaint capital of the island, here you can enjoy your lunch and grab some photos of the picturesque harbour with its pastel coloured houses. Always a pretty picture to be had here come rain or shine and sometimes snow.

HIKE: rated easy to moderate. A hike right up to the Old Man of Storr! This iconic towering landmark on the Isle of Skye is a spectacular 160 ft volcanic plug left behind after massive landslides swept the rest of the hillside away. It’s a steady climb and the rewards are magnificent. The Old Man of Storr is just one element in an array of fantastic geological features located between the Trotternish Ridge and the sea. Awe inspiring and much photographed, you will without doubt feel like you have walked onto the film set of ‘The Lord of the Rings’.

Hike 2 - Rated: Easy to Moderate. After a hike out to the foot of the Black Cuillins near Glenbrittle, the adventurers among us can take a dip in the crystal-clear cascading rock pools. It’s a beautiful location on Skye even if the skies are grey and mysterious, plus there are also plenty of scenic paths through countryside that are home to red deer, rabbits, and sheep. The pools are home to many myths and legends, some even have natural arches to swim under the water. I will even immerse you in playlist of fairy music as our journey approaches this magical place ! I will also take you to the location to achieve the image you see in the photos standing over the iconic fairy pool with the triangular piece of rock in the background.

There's an opportunity to sample a famous old drink here, grab tea and coffee or browse the gift shop.

The music is sure to sound even better after that dram as we return to Inverness with former Ibiza DJ Luke's 'on board disco'. You choose the music for the return journey and there's several opportunities for photo stops and toilet breaks on the way back if required. Note: The remaining time is for the round tour and time spent sightseeing or explorations. We usually return to Inverness sometime between 7-8pm.

As we travel back from Kilt Rock to Broadford, there's even time for some interesting trivia where the winner can win themselves a unique prize exclusive to this tour.