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Shore Excursions from Edinburgh

The top of the ruined Doune Castle Keep, visited on our Highlands Tour, is seen here against a vivid blue sky. There is a flagpole situated on top of the keep, from which a Scottish flag hangs.

Loch Tay, on our Doune Castle and Highlands Tour, is a still, silvery blue in this shot. Across the water rises the snow-capped bulk of a mountain. In the foreground, silhouetted against the water is an Iron Age hut on a rough log pier or platform. This type of dwelling is known as a Crannog.

Doune Castle and Highlands Tour

£600.00 1 day

A gravel road with grass each side leads to the 5-storey grey stone towerhouse in the centre of the picture. Six ladies stand in the sun,in a line on road and grass in front of the towerhouse. There are trees to either side. The sky is cloudy and light blue.

Edinburgh Castle on the Outlander Film Locations Tour is high in the background under a blue-grey sky. In the foreground is a church steeple from bottom to top of the image. to left and right of the steeple are large deciduous trees.

Outlander Film Locations Tour

£600.00 1 day

Under a blue and white-cloud sky stands 1400's Rosslyn Chapel. It is intricately carved and one of the best examples of Gothic architecture is Scotland.

From a high vantage point on the Scottish Borders and Rosslyn Chapel Tour we see three high hills in the centre of the horizon, amidst a landscape of rolling green fields and woods. The foreground is Gorse in yellow flower and the sky is a hazy blue.

Scottish Borders and Rosslyn Chapel Tour

£600.00 1 day

The fragmentary ruins of St Andrews Abbey are seen under a cloudy blue sky. There is a stone-arched gateway, then the mown grass which occupies what used to be the Abbey interior. At the far end we see two ruined pointed towers connected by a wall which has the large empty frame of a once magnificent window.

Falkland is a small town on the St Andrews, Castles and Golf Tour. Here are five of the colourful old cottages on the main street. Farther down the street is the 1500's Renaiisance facade of Falkland Palace. The sky is very dark but the buildings are sunlit. There are eight cars parked along the left hand side of the street.

St Andrews, Castles and Golf Tour

£600.00 1 day

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