Overlooking the beautiful wooded islands on the Loch Lomond, the ancient settlement of Luss village is our first stop. Luss Village Paths explore this conservation village, with its pretty streets bedecked with flowers, long beach and ancient graveyard. 1 hour travel time

This iconic place with outstanding landscapes will offer you the opportunity to take in awesome scenery. Travel time: 25 mins

There are so many beautiful sights and scenes around Glencoe. Glencoe has stunning views and wonderful picture opportunities. We Can stop at a few of these locations if you decide. Travel time: 1 hour

We Pass through Fort William where the best views of the spectacular Ben Nevis, UK's tallest mountain, can be found. If you wish to stop here for some pics that is no problem at all, just ask. Travel time: 25 mins

Desperate for a glimpse of ‘Nessie’? Fort Augustus, a charming, postcard-perfect, Highland village on the Southern shores of the Loch. From here you will have the opportunity to take a fantastic 1-hour cruise on the loch with our friends at Cruise Loch Ness. The local crew on board share their experiences of Nessie, as you search for yourself. All with the aid of a state of the art Sonar equipment helping you scan the near 900 foot depths of the loch below. Tickets are Adults £16.50, Children £10.00 and are purchasable on the day with cash. For those who do not wish to take the optional boat cruise, you will have time to explore the village and its beautiful Caledonian Canal lock system, built by the famous engineer Thomas Telford in the 19th century, that descends through the heart of the village into Loch Ness. Walk further along the canal and into the surrounding countryside to enjoy mountainous views and sights of farm animals and possibly red deer. Travel time: 45 mins

Heading south we travel through the spectacular Cairngorm National Park where Red squirrels, roe deer, red deer, soaring buzzards, pine martens, golden eagles and osprey can be found. Keep your eyes peeled for a glimps of Scotland's wildlife. If you spot anything and want to take a closer look, we'll be happy to. Travel time: 50 mins

Pitlochry is situated in the heart of the stunning scenery of Highland Perthshire. The town sits below Beinn Bhracaigh (Ben Vrackie), the speckled mountain and beside the River Tummel, in some of the most magnificent scenery in Scotland. With a backdrop of surrounding hills and beautiful woodlands, it is wonderful walking country. Travel time: 45 Mins

Stirling Castle is one of Scotland’s grandest castles due to its imposing position and impressive architecture. It is one of the largest and most important castles in Scotland, both historically and architecturally. The castle has been described as the 'brooch' which joins the Scottish Lowlands and Highlands. Stirling Castle was a key royal residence from the late 11th century into the early modern period and subject to many battles and sieges, particularly during Scotland's wars of independence from England in the Late Middle Ages Travel time: 1 hour