Things to do in United Kingdom

just amazing, me and my family enjoyed the time.

A great day despite one castle not bejng accessible on the day. Eric was an amazing guide; personable, funny and very knowledgeable about Scottish history. Would recommend the trip to all Outlander fans and also those interested in castles in general. As a note the tea-room in Culross needs a mention. At the end of a cold day this unpretentious little place offered the best cheese scones and coffee we've tasted in the UK by far. Thanks for a grand day!

This is a fantastic book and play and to anyone who says it’s to much out of the Harry Potter series well you have a stick up your but. The book and play are interesting and have a great plot it is also great because it gives the REAL fans who STAY the whole time for the play an indication of what it would’ve been like if voldermort won the battle of hog warts!

"Great new attraction. If you're a Harry Potter fan you'll love it. As we walked through the entrance, the staff were welcoming and this warm engaging approach continued throughout the experience. Rob S and Jasmine were lovely and explained lots of different things. Loved the behind the scenes photos and reading the information that accompanied them. The butter beer bar is nice, we sat in a booth and were eager to try the Jaffa cake and the witches hat cake along with the butter beer. Benita, behind the bar was lovely and explained how to pour the butter beer to get the lovely frothy top. We were taking photos and Emily came over and asked my husband and I if we'd like a photo together, which was lovely. Our experience finished in the gift shop, where we purchased a few souvenirs. Again the staff couldn't have been more helpful."

Actually we had the Harry Potter private black taxi tour and Michael B and John were excellent! Funny, informative and adaptive to the ages participating. I was not disappointed.

It was absolutely amazing! Seeing the Highlands and Loch Ness was so impressive, the nature was breathtakingly beautiful. Throughout the tour on the bus was pleasant as well as Erin provided us with all sorts of interesting facts and explanations about the surroundings and history of Scotland. It was amazing! I would recommend to bring your own lunch as time flies by on the stops you make so you can spend the time on eating and enjoying the breaks instead of standingin the queue to get food. I would also make a visit to the toilet a priority at every stop as the other touring busses stop at the same places you'll often have to wait in line for things. I would definitely recommend this trip. Its nice to be out of the city if you go there for a week and because it has given our first stay in Scotland(Edinburgh) a way more complete view of this amazingly beautiful country!

Annabelle was an Excelente guide!

Chris P was an amazing driver. He knows all about his country and history. His way to speak it is a lot of fun. This guy has a lot of humor. Be aware that the trip is rather long (500 km) but the good thing is you will see a great variation of the highland. Enjoy