Hailed as the most beautiful village in Scotland is the conservation village of Luss, nestled on the banks of Loch Lomond. The quaint church here was built on a pagan site with Viking Hogback grave

Note,You will be dropped off at the entrance of Inveraray Castle. You have the option of a self-guided tour of the castle that is rich in Scottish & British history. There is a charge per person upon entry ( £16.50 per adult for gardens and castle). Open Thursday to Monday and closed for winter from Nov to March, but the grounds are still open to the public. OR elseWe will stop outside of the castle for photos and explore the scenery. We will then drive you to the heart of Inveraray town. The town includes beautiful scenery of Loch Fyne and has its own jail to visit, one of the finest and best preserved jail and courtroom complexes in the world. Castle Admission Ticket Not Included

Designed and built by Sir Walter Douglas Campbell, construction started in 1881, it is one of the few churches that displays every type of Architecture, from Roman, Celtic, Saxon, Norman and Gothic, there is a surprise around every corner. Inside there is three chapels, one of which has a crypt with a bone from Robert the Bruce. This is an A Listed historic building and delight to explore

Hailed as the most desolate place in Scotland, Rannoch Moor, we will stop for photos of the panoramic scenery

Considered as the 'Sea food Capital of Scotland', you will have the opportunity to stop here for lunch, explore the gift shops and up to McCaig's Tower, where you'll get some great panoramic views across Oban and it's surroundings.

Your chauffeur will stop at multiple locations in and around Glencoe, including the Three Sisters, for an array of photo opportunities.