The famous 'Kelpies' (2 horse statues almost 100 feet tall). These are the largest equine statues in the world.

Once a Royal residence, Stirling Castle is a symbol of national pride and independence.

Meet and feed the famous Scottish 'Highland Cows' (only from March to November). These gentle uniquely hairy cows are native to Scotland and the oldest document breed of cattle in the world.

A cracking vantage point above Loch Tulla, showcasing a little of everything the Highlands have to offer: lochs, forests and mountains.

This mountain viewpoint in the Glencoe Valley holds the title of the most photographed place in Scotland. In addition to being a place of incredible beauty, it bears historical significance as the site of the MacDonald Massacre during the Jacobite Uprisings.

Sitting on its own little Island on Loch Laich, an inlet off Loch Linnhe, the beautiful Castle Stalker was featured in Monty Python and the Holy Grail movie.

We have an hours' stop in Oban before boarding the ferry to Mull, which we can use to grab a light lunch before crossing over to the island.

Tobermory is a charming coastal town, and is our final destination of the day where we will drop you at your accommodation of choice.