Haggis Adventures 60 High Street, Edinburgh EH1 1TB

"Haggis Adventures provided us with a wonderful experience. We were able to cover so much of Scotland in such a little time. I loved the stories and commentary provided to us by our wonderful bus driver Rich. I felt so connected to Scotland as he explained many stories and details connected with each place we went. Rich new exactly what to do and what to see, even when weather would change our plans. I highly recommend traveling with Haggis Adventure and could not recommend it more."

"It was my first time going on an organised tour and I was a little worried I wouldn't like it but these were an incredible 8 days! We saw a huge amount of incredible sights at a fast, but really enjoyable pace. Thank you Tom for being such a remarkable guide! I particularly enjoyed the folk stories around the Cuillin, the old man of Storr, and the ferry pools. Would recommend to anyone!"

"The three day tour of the Highlands and Isle of Skye is a brilliant holiday! It's full on visiting some of the most beautiful scenery. Some highlights are Denkeld, Loch Ness, Eilean Donal Castle. On Skye, Dunvegan Castle and gardens, black houses, the grave of Flora Macdonald, Staffin and Kilt Rock, the Old Man of Storr. Back via the ferry to Mallaig, Jacobite train to Fort William over the Glenfinnan Viaduct, then back to Edinburgh via Glencoe, past the Kelpies and Stirling Castle. If you are really lucky you'll get the best tour guide and driver Steve. He made the tour fun and interesting by giving insight and history at all the places visited. The best 3 day tour out there!"

"I went on the Loch Ness Hunter tour with the wonderful tour guide Callum. He is a great storyteller who gave us lots of interesting insights into Scottish history, and is a really fun person to be around! I definitely recommend the tour, especially if you only have a few days in Scotland, and want to see as much of the beautiful Highlands scenery as you can:)"

"I went on the Highland Fling Tour in September 2021 (Covid restrictions in place). The trip was run in conjunction with Highland Explorer Tours, but I booked through Haggis and stayed in hostels. Our guide Tom was incredible. Due to the combination of two companies, the group was very varied, and Tom did a great job of meeting all of our needs. Although the attractions/stops weren't as in depth as I've done on other tours, I still feel like I've been immersed in the culture and history of Scotland thanks to Tom and his stories of history and folklore and his Scottish playlist . You could tell he was super passionate about Scotland and his job, and he had a great sense of humour. The hostels were good. The last one looked awful from the outside, but don't panic when you pull up - inside was great! The first hostel had cold showers, but did give us breakfast and the staff were very friendly. The second hostel was ok because Covid restrictions meant only one group per room - however had it been full there would have been one shower and toilet for about 10 people, which I don't think would have been adequate. The parts of Scotland we saw were stunning. You do cover a lot of ground, so don't expect full days out exploring attractions. However, I felt the trip was well-paced. We never drove for more than 2 hours without a stop, and the stops were between half an hour and two hours. We also had nice full evenings for dinner and exploring. For me the Jacobite train and the Loch Ness Cruise were highlights, so I would recommend adding those extras. The bus was comfortable, but don't plan to sleep on the coach - you will miss some stunning scenery and great tales. Treat the driving as part of the trip, not just a practicality. Being picked up and dropped off in Edinburgh was also ideal, as I booked hotels either side of the trip to see a bit of Edinburgh too. I would highly recommend this trip, and if you get Tom as your guide you've hit the jackpot!"