Highlands tour we took today was perfect. I would like to specially thank to our guide and driver wee Davy for his interest and efforts.

The weather wasn’t great but I feel that added to the ambience! Our guide Davey was so informative and interesting. Really loved all the Harry Potter references and the Highland Coos!!

Fantastic tour! Davey (I hope I spelled that right) was funny and extremely knowledgeable. He made it very fun and very informative. Stirling castle and Loch Lomond were beautiful and so wonderful to experience! 20/10 would recommend.

Stuart was a great tour guide. I recommend everyone that’s debating this tour to go ahead and do it! There were some nice cows we stopped to take photos with and Stirling Castle was amazing.

Guide named Anthony had the patience of a saint, very knowledgeable and genuinely happy to give the tour and answer any questions, bus had usb ports so that was definitely a plus too Views were beautiful, would def recommend

George was our guide. He was very informative and passionate about placeds we visited. Good sense of humour. Really enjoyed this trip.

It was an excellent trip from the beginning to the end.Our lovely tour guide Anthony was brilliant. He keept us entertaining.Amazing coach

Really appreciated that you informed us in advance that the Jacobite Steam train was no longer running at this time of year and that you were able to find an alternative! Thank you so much for this!

The Timberbush tour with Wee Davey is not just an educational journey through Scotland’s history but also a fun and engaging experience thanks to his witty Scottish humor. He has a knack for making history lively, sharing facts about why the trees near distilleries turn black, and sprinkling his insights with humor, keeping everyone entertained. Whether he's discussing the gossip surrounding the Stone of Destiny or the infamous betrayal of the MacDonalds by the Campbells during the Glencoe Massacre, he adds a light-hearted, playful touch to even the darker moments of history. One of the highlights was spotting wildlife, including a baby vole (or shrew!) and the majestic Highland cows, all while listening to Wee Davey’s clever quips about life in the Highlands. His charm makes the tour unforgettable, blending Scotland’s rich history with a good dose of local banter. #ScottishHumor #WeeDavey #TimberbushTours #HighlandCows #OutlanderFacts #StoneOfDestiny #ClanRivalries #GlencoeMassacre

Loved it, we covered more ground than expected, saw many aspects of Scotland’s beautiful landscape, well planned stops, and a great informative journey thanks to our well-informed and witty guide/driver Charlie. Highly recommend.

Although I enjoyed the majority of time spent was driving. And they express themselves. I was most excited to see was Highland cows. Was dropped in a parking lot and had to walk across the highway to Attempt to see cows from very far away. Two of the stops in towns was disappointing as so many of the shops and restaurants were closed. 11 hour trip with over 9 hours spent driving

We ( me and my husband) took a day trip on 12 September 2024 which covered the Scottish Highlands, Glencoe and the Loch Ness. We got some amazing views of the picturesque Scottish Highlands. The landscapes are mesmerising throughout the journey. The Cruise of the mysterious waters of Loch Ness was a feast to our eyes. Our driver Jada was so GOOD. She was extremely efficient and so warm to interact with. Our tour guide Robert was great too! Throughout the journey he told us about the rich history of Scotland and was funny to the core!! Overall an amazing experience 👌👌

We booked this tour with Scottish tours, but you can also book direct with Timberrush, and our driver said it's probably cheaper as well. Our driver Steve b was very helpful and friendly with lots of good stories and information about the places we were visiting and the added bonus was the great weather we got on the tour which really added to the beautiful scenery around the Highlands. Our first stop was in a place called Luss that was on the edge of Loch Lomond, and we had about half an hour to get some photos of the area and some coffee for the drive. The next stop was just to get some photos of Rannoch Moor and Loch before our trip to Glencoe, where we stopped at the 3 sisters, the mountains around Glencoe, and the scenery was just breathtaking. The next stop on the road was Fort William, and from there, you could see Ben Nevis. After that, we headed to Spean Bridge, which was a small village that was used to train soldiers in the war, particularly Commandos and there's a Monument dedicated to the famous regiment. It's also a great place to view the Ben Nevis mountain ranges. The next stage of the tour takes us past the Caledonian canal systems that connected the lochs in the area and travels down to Fort Augustus, which is the start of Loch Ness. After a quick lunch we took the boat tour onto Loch Ness and we were treated to a very informative guide to the Loch and, of course the famous Nessie stories. The boat tour is just under an hour and then we headed back to our bus for the journey back to Glasgow. Not really much to see on the way back except for a quick pit stop in Bankfoot to see some Highland cows or coos in the local dialect. The scenery is amazing and we were lucky enough to have great weather all day with rainbows following our trip.

It was a lovely experience. Explored the Jacobite train view as well as highlands. Work it…. Must try if you in Scotland. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

We booked this tour with Viator during our cruise stop at Glasgow Port, and unfortunately, it didn’t live up to expectations. The highlights for me were supposed to be Loch Lomond and Stirling Castle, but our guide decided to skip Loch Lomond due to concerns about traffic on the way back. Instead, we spent an extended lunch break at Aberfoyle, which had very little to see or do. The guides were friendly, but the tour felt disorganized and poorly planned. If I had known in advance that we wouldn’t visit Loch Lomond, I would not have joined the tour. Overall, it was a disappointing experience, and I can’t recommend it.