A short stop for light refreshments and the opportunity to hand feed our famous ‘Highland Cows’.

The Hermitage is home to Douglas Firs, standing 200 feet high. A short walk takes you to the Ossian's hall viewing platform overlooking the Black Linn waterfall. A 17th century bridge crosses the river and close by is a wishing tree where visitors have stamped 1000's of coins onto it, in the hope of receiving 'Longevity and Prosperity'.

Pitlochry is a small town with a Victorian town centre full of independent shops and cafes, and is a good stop for a stroll or to get some food.

Next is Fort Augustus at Loch Ness, where you can do a cruise of Loch Ness or explore the town and Neptune’s staircase, a series of locks that lowers and raises boats into Loch Ness along the Caledonian Canal.

Portree in the Isle of Skye is next, where you will be dropped off at your accommodation at around 6pm.