Explore a few of Scotland’s most impressive castles associated with the Scottish Wars of Independence including Stirling and Doune Castles. Enjoy a detailed tour of Craigmillar Castle, famous for being in the film Outlaw King and being portrayed as Ardsmuir Prison in the Outlander series. Admire the ornate stone work associated with Rosslyn Chapel. Feed a highland coo named Hamish, and learn about the mystical 100-foot water horses represented in the Kelpies.

*Tour Highlights:

Craigmillar Castle - 14th century, associated with Mary Queen of Scots, Outlander’s Ardsmuir prison, and one of Scotland’s most amazing castles

Rosslyn Chapel - 15th century, majestic stonework, featured in film, The Da Vinci Code

Kelpies - 100-foot steel mythical water horse sculptures

Stirling Castle - originating in 12th century; symbol of Scottish independence and national pride; associated with William Wallace, Robert the Bruce, Mary Queen of Scots, and Bonnie Prince Charlie

William Wallace Monument - memorial to Scottish hero, William Wallace

Doune Castle - damaged during 13th century Scottish Wars for Independence; rebuilt in 14th century; links to Mary Queen of Scots, James VI, and Bonnie Prince Charlie; Outlander’s Castle Leoch - home to clan MacKenzie

Callendar Highland Coos - feed a Highland Coo named Hamish

And more!

*NOTE: The potential sites listed above serve as suggestions and may be adapted due to weather and/or guest preferences

Tour Pricing: £650 per day

(group price for up to 6 guests)

What is included in a McPhail Scottish Tour?