Second Scotland tour dates announced. Join us in June 2027!
Join the UDA team on a 14-day guided driving adventure around Scotland in 2027. This special trip has been pieced together with years of experience and knowledge around the Scottish Lowlands and Highlands, taking in some of the best routes giving you the ultimate driving adventure around Scotland. If you’re unsure, take a look at our testimonials to see just how good this tour really is…
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Day 1
Upon arrival into London Heathrow Airport private airport transfer service is waiting to take you to your luxury hotel in Hampshire, this elegant country house is the perfect place to get rested after a long flight.
In the evening there will be a welcome meal giving you the opportunity to meet the tour team and your fellow travellers.
Day 2
It’s time to get this show on the road. You will notice that all our driving tours set off on a Saturday morning, this is due to there being less traffic and ensure that you have a smooth drive whilst getting used to driving on the other side of the car/road.
Your first destination of interest is the British motor museum, here you can see the first and last mini cooper off the production line along with other special minis such as the late Paddy Hopkirk’s 33EJB Monte Carlo Rally, winning car. The afternoon drive takes us north to the Scottish Boarders where we will spend the night just outside of Gretna Green, a world-famous romantic wedding destination.
Day 3
Today’s drive takes you to Helix Park where you will see the magnificent Kelpie sculptures, afterwards we are taking you to the Falkirk Wheel, the world’s one and only rotating boat lift. A marvel of engineering and a must see on the Scottish canal network.
The afternoon drive takes you to the unspoilt Cairngorms National Park, spending the night in a15th century Castle.
Day 4
Today’s drive takes you all over the Cairngorms. We start off the day with a trip to to Balmoral Castle where you will spend the next few hours exploring the grounds and castle whilst surrounded by royal family history.
Tonight’s accommodation we have chosen a relaxing hotel located on the east coast of the highlands.
Day 5
A scenic coastal drive as we make our way further north into the highlands. We visit the fairy tale castle of Dunrobin and a world famous falconry display. The afternoon drive takes us to the most northern point of Scotland and a boutique gin distillery, and our hotel for the night with a glorious sunset vista.
Day 6
We are now making our way west across the north coast, the scenery dramatically starts to change throughout the day, you will see this for yourself and its simply breathtaking.
You are spoilt with a choice of activities to do throughout the day, such as cliff jumping, ziplines, exploring Smoo Cave, visiting Cocoa Mountain for some delicious hot chocolate and a visit to an arts and crafts village.
For the next 2 nights you are staying at a hotel that is a personal favourite of ours. This hotel is located on the west coast of the highlands and offers fantastic views, and the service matches it.
Day 7
Starting the day with a trip to Kylesku Bridge where we meet the local skipper for a tour guide across the bay, keep your eyes peeled and look out for the seals and other wildlife in the area.
The afternoon drive takes you on several single-track routes, stopping off at lighthouses and little villages along the way.
Returning to the hotel where we have afternoon tea waiting for us, you can spend the rest of the afternoon relaxing in the conservatory overlooking the bay or you can get your hiking boots on and explore the local grounds.
Day 8
After another sensational local breakfast we head for the fishing village of Ullapool. Here we explore the local shops, stock up on souvenirs and enjoy a coffee overlooking the harbour before we hit the Atlantic coastal road and a visit to a Russian Artic Convoy Museum.
Day 9
Another day of unforgettable driving roads, starting with a trip to Applecross and the infamous Bealach na Ba mountain pass, as we make our way to the Isle of Skye and the town of Portree. The most photographed harbour in all of Scotland.
Day 10
Starting off with a fun sweeping road as we make our way to Eilean Donan Castle where we have a 2-hour pit stop for you to explore.
After lunch we are heading to the Ben Nevis Whisky Distillery in Fort William where we have a private tour and walked step by step through the process of how they make this delicious whisky, finishing off the tour in the bar where passengers can sample the different varieties, drivers can take bottled samples to enjoy later.
Tonight’s hotel is in the Glencoe Mountain range, it boasts award winning food and a fine selection of whisky and wines.
Day 11
Today’s drive takes us over the old military road to Inveraray Castle where we are stopping for 2 hours to explore the castle and grounds.
We will then head towards Loch Lomond, stopping off at the well-known landmark “rest and be thankful” before we make our way over to the Trossachs National Park where you will be driving Dukes pass.
Finishing the day with a relaxing stay at a spa hotel.
Day 12
It’s time to make our way south to England and say goodbye to Scotland, stopping off at the popular Gretna Green for your last opportunity to stock up on souvenirs before we head to the Lake District.
Tonight’s hotel is a hidden paradise in the lakes and is simply stunning, filled with art deco, this hotel has a unique touch and will not disappoint.
Day 13
Enjoying a relaxing morning overlooking the lakes before we make our way back to London to where it all first started.
For the last night of the tour, we have our awards ceremony for completing the UDA Great Scotland Tour and say our final goodbyes.
Day 14
Our taxi service is ready to take you back to London Heathrow airport.
Until next time…
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£6,150 per person (based on two people sharing)
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