Explore Scotland with Two Award-Winning Guides,
in a group of no more than six guests
Departing from near Edinburgh
Price is £3,300
2026 TOURS ARE SOLD OUT
This isn’t just a tour.
It’s stepping beyond sightseeing
and inside Scotland’s history and Outlander.
We personally guide you around every location, sharing the real history behind the old stone walls, along with the Outlander context. Over seven days, the story weaves together like a beautiful Scottish plaid, creating memories to last a lifetime…
- 8 April 2026 – 14 April 2026 (FULLY BOOKED)
Check into the hotel on 7 April 2026. Tour begins 8 April and ends by 3.00pm on 14 April 2026 - 22 April 2026 – 28 April 2026 (FULLY BOOKED)
Check into the hotel on 21 April 2026. Tour begins 22 April and ends by 3.00pm on 28 April 2026 - 6 May 2026 – 12 May 2026 (FULLY BOOKED)
Check into the hotel on 5 May 2026. Tour begins 6 May and ends by 3.00pm on 12 May 2026 - 20 May 2026 – 26 May 2026 (FULLY BOOKED)
Check into the hotel on 19 May 2026. Tour begins 20 May and ends by 3.00pm on 26 May 2026 - 17 June 2026 – 23 June 2026 (FULLY BOOKED)
Check into the hotel on 16 June 2026. Tour begins 17 June and ends by 3.00pm on 23 June 2026 - 26 August 2026 – 1 September 2026 (FULLY BOOKED)
Check into the hotel on 25 August 2026. Tour begins 26 August and ends by 3.00pm on 1 September 2026 - 7 October 2026 – 13 October 2026 (FULLY BOOKED)
Check into the hotel on 6 October 2026. Tour begins 7 October and ends by 3.00pm on 13 October 2026 - 21 October 2026 – 27 October 2026 (FULLY BOOKED)
Check into the hotel on 20 October 2026. Tour begins 21 October and ends by 3.00pm on 27 October 2026
If you wish to book a single place on this tour, then please contact us before booking to advise whether you require a single room or are happy to share a room with another solo traveller.
Travel back in time as your Outlander Experience unfolds:
Visit many Outlander filming locations near Edinburgh.
Step through the arch at Lallybroch.
Journey north to Inverness in the beautiful Highlands.
Explore the book locations and learn about the Clans.
Cross ‘Over the Sea to Skye’ for a day of breath-taking scenery…
Experience the energy as you stand on Craigh na Dun…
Walk Culloden Battlefield as you discover how that fateful day unfolded.
Enjoy Afternoon Tea at Culloden House, where the Jacobites camped.
Explore many of our 18th century antiques and books.
Enjoy all of this, and take a journey back through time to explore your own Past Lives too (included and optional).
CELTIC HANDFASTING – If you’re coming as a married couple and would like to experience a Traditional Celtic Handfasting and Vow Renewal in the Highlands, we can include this as part of your tour (with no additional charge).
These are just a few of the locations and highlights.
Di & Andy Nicholson 
This is more than a tour.
It’s an experience…
INCLUDED:
- Seven nights accommodation with breakfast (3 nights in the Lowlands, 4 nights in the Highlands).
- Admission fees to all tour locations.
- Afternoon Tea at Culloden House.
- A day on the beautiful Isle of Skye.
- A complete set of Professional quality photographs of your tour.
- Two Award Winning Guides – Andy & Di – husband and wife team.
- Maximum of six guests – a very personal experience, which means that you will bond as fellow Outlander travelers and friends, and that we can take care of everyone properly.
- All 5-star reviews.
- Jacobite weapons demonstration and a visit to our Culloden home.
- Andy wears the Fèileadh Mòr (Giant Kilt, like those worn in Outlander) for the Highland part of the tour.
- A Self-Guided Walking Tour of the Outlander filming locations on the Royal Mile in Edinburgh, which you can enjoy at your leisure before or after our seven-day tour – emailed to you on booking.
- A 25 page Tour Information Pack, which will assist you with every element of your trip to the UK, including flights, plugs, trains, buses.
- A Private WhatsApp Group, where you can chat with the others on your tour from one week before the tour even begins.
- Past Life Regression to explore your own past life memories (included and also optional).
- Traditional Celtic Handfasting and Vow Renewal – if you’re coming with your spouse.
- Many more personal and professional extra touches which we save for the tour itself…
NOT INCLUDED:
Flights · Transfers · Lunches · Evening Meals
Lunches are not included, apart from one Afternoon Tea at Culloden House.
Tour Itinerary:
Day One: The filming locations around Fife, in the Heart of Scotland…
Cranesmuir Village and Square – explore the fictional village of Cranesmuir where Geillis lives. See the square where the Tanner’s lad had his ear hammered to the stocks. Visit the impressive garden where Claire and Geillis gathered herbs, the room that was used as Jamie and Claire’s bedroom and many more filming locations. This town also lends its backdrop to the Jacobite encampment.
Falkland – this beautiful town substitutes for 1940s and 1960s Inverness in the first and second series. See Mrs. Baird’s Guesthouse and the famous fountain where the ghost looks up at Claire’s room. Walk down the cobbled streets of old ‘Inverness’ and explore the wonderful shops there too.
The Monastery where Claire brings Jamie to recover from his prison ordeal.
Black Kirk – walk through the secluded ruins of this ancient church where Jamie and Claire discover the reason for the young boy’s illness.
The French Port of Le Havre – this picturesque harbour was transformed to portray the French port of Le Havre in the 1740s where Jamie and Claire land when they escape to France. This is where Claire discovers smallpox on the Comte St Germain’s ship.
Day Two: More filming locations…
Hopetoun House – we’ll take you on a guided tour of this stunning stately home and gardens, to show you all of the Outlander filming locations – inside and outside – of which there are many!
Lallybroch, the filming location for Jamie’s home.
Jack Randall’s Fort William HQ – this incredible 15th century fortress provides the setting for the Black Jack Randall’s Fort William headquarters and featured the heart-breaking scene of Jamie’s flogging.
The Kitchen where the Duke of Sandringham was beheaded – wander around this beautiful and historic kitchen, where the Duke met his fate at the hands of Murtagh.
The Kelpies (a wee extra treat for you) – enjoy a wander around the largest equine structures in the world. They are magnificent! After all, you can’t come all this way and not see the Kelpies. They are the Waterhorses…
Day Three: Journey north to the Highlands, taking in more filming and book locations en-route…
Castle Leoch – This historic castle plays a leading role in Outlander as the fictional Castle Leoch, home to Colum MacKenzie and his Clan. It also features in the first episode when Claire and Frank visit the castle when it stands in ruins on their day trip out.
Cranesmuir Witch Trial Court – this beautiful church in Perth has medieval origins and was used as the location for Cranesmuir Church. This hosted the infamous scenes of Claire and Geillis’s witch trial, where you can stand in the very same pulpit.
After a retail and rest stop, we’ll head north into the Highlands taking ONE of the following two routes:
- The Snow Road – On this route we’ll travel north through the stunning scenery on the ‘Snow Road’ through the heart of the Cairngorm National Park. You’ll pass through Royal Deeside into Blairgowrie, then on to the picturesque town of Braemar. We’ll enjoy a short visit to Braemar Castle (from Blood of my Blood) and visit the shop and main Gates into the Balmoral Castle Estate. We’ll journey through the Spittal of Glenshee, taking in two Ski Centres en-route – Glenshee and the Lecht. There won’t be any snow on the roads during your tour, but we will be high in the mountains, where the scenery is breathtaking and the panoramic views are out of this world.
- Glen Coe – this route takes you through Rannoch Moor and into Glen Coe as we head north towards Fort William and the Highlands. The instantly recognisable and breath-taking mountains of Glen Coe were used in the opening scenes of Outlander. This Glen was also used at the beginning of Series Six for the outdoor scenes of Ardsmuir Prison. We’ll journey north into the town of Fort William, where you’ll see the foundations of the original and mighty Fort overlooking Loch Linnhe. This is the book location for Black Jack’s Fort William. After a brief retail stop on the outskirts of Fort William, we’ll take the scenic drive north through the Great Glen towards Inverness.
Which of the two above routes we choose for the Friday afternoon will depend on traffic reports and weather conditions.
Arrival in Inverness, Highlands.
Day Four: The Clan Lands and Loch Ness – the Outlander book locations…
Inverness, as it was in 1745 – step back in time with Diane as she takes you on a historic walking tour through the oldest street in Inverness to visit the buildings that were standing during the mid-18th century and earlier. This includes an ancient church where Jacobite prisoners were executed after the Battle. You’ll also see where the fountain (outside Mrs Bairds) stood in Inverness until 1953.
Urquhart Castle, on the banks of Loch Ness – The last of the government troops garrisoned here during the Jacobite Risings and blew up the castle when they departed. Andy will guide you through Urquhart’s iconic ruins, offering glimpses into medieval times. Here you can walk down to the shores of Loch Ness and look for the ‘Water Horse’ which entranced Claire.
Beauly Priory – this is where Claire met Maisri, the Lovat’s Seer, in Dragonfly in Amber. We will take you on a guided tour of the Priory, sharing its incredible 800 year old history while we read the excerpts from the novel. Then we’ll show you some of the best places in Beauly for some retail therapy.
Lunch at the real Lallybroch – enjoy a sit-down lunch at a beautiful Estate House which is locally known to be the inspiration behind Lallybroch. The house is situated between Fraser and Mackenzie lands, just as it is in Outlander, and belonged to the Mackenzie family for many centuries. It also matches the book description for Lallybroch.
Glen Ord Distillery – If you’ve come all the way to Scotland, why not enjoy a wee dram… This Award Winning Distillery was founded in the early 19th century on lands owned by the Mackenzie family for 600 years. You can experience a very unique whisky tasting if you wish to (it’s one you can’t buy in any shops, other than here at the Distillery!). Andy will guide you through the art of a real Highland whisky tasting, so you can fully experience and appreciate the ‘Water of Life‘ or ‘ Uisge beatha‘. If you don’t fancy a whisky tasting, you can browse the shop, enjoy a cappuccino and explore the exhibition.
Wardlaw Mausoleum – reputed to be the final resting place of Simon ‘The Fox’ Fraser, the 11th Lord Lovat who is Jamie Fraser’s grandfather in Outlander. We will visit the underground crypt that was said to contain his headless body, smuggled here after his execution at the Tower of London. The Mausoleum was built as a burial place and shrine to the Frasers of Lovat.
Personal time in Inverness – from around 3.20pm you’ll have some personal time to enjoy shopping and exploring this beautiful city.
Day Five: Over the sea to Skye…
Prepare to journey through the wild, remote, breathtaking Highlands, where every mile is beautiful. Lochs, Heilan’ Coos, castles, mountains and glens…
Loch Ness… our first stop of the day will be at a small village on the banks of Loch Ness where you’ll have your photo taken by Andy at an iconic monument to the famous Loch.
Haunted Graveyard – you’ll visit a Lovat graveyard with an incredible and spine-tingling history behind it.
Dun Bonnet’s Territory – we’ll show you where the real Dun Bonnet once lived and where his home once stood, near to where he hid in a cave for seven years after the battle of Culloden. As we travel this road, we will be sharing stories of the people who lived or passed through here from the 18th and 19th centuries.
Eilean Donan Castle – after several spectacular viewpoints, we’ll stop for a break at this iconic castle which is one of the most famous in Scotland. It was used as a filming location for ‘Highlander’, ‘Bonnie Prince Charlie’, ‘The Master of Ballantrae’, ‘The New Avengers’, ‘Loch Ness’ and ‘James Bond – The World is Not Enough’.
Then we’ll travel over the sea to Skye…
Kyleachin – we’ll stop at this small village briefly for a wonderful view of the Skye Bridge.
Cuillin Mountains are a spectacular and majestic mountain range as we begin our journey on the Isle of Skye.
Portree – we’ll enjoy lunch overlooking a Loch at a cafe and gift shop on the outskirts of this colourful town.
The Duirinish Peninsula stretches west from Dunvegan. Most of the area is wild and uninhabited, with the flat-topped mountains of Healabhal Mor and Healabhal Bheag, or Macleod’s Tables, dominating the surrounding countryside. The story goes that when the Chief of the Clan Macleod wanted to impress a visitor, he dined with them atop Healabhal Mor, surrounded by torch-carrying clansmen. On our way around Duirinish, we’ll be taking you to a working Croft where you can meet some Highland Cows, learn how to spin wool and visit a local artist’s studio. These are the very skills which keep Skye thriving with Celtic spirit.
Sligachan – we’ll stop at this beauty spot for a rest and a cuppa before heading back to Inverness…
Loch Carron – enjoy a wee rest at this spectacular viewpoint before we take you back to Inverness.
Day Six: Culloden and the Standing Stones…
The Standing Stones – this is an exceptionally well-preserved group of prehistoric burial cairns and standing stones which were built around 4000 years ago. They include the famous ‘split stone’. It’s these stones near Culloden Battlefield, where the sounds of battle would have been heard on that fateful day, just as they were Jamie and Claire said their goodbyes before he went into battle and she came back through the stone.
Culloden Battlefield – Andy will guide you around the Battlefield, sharing with you how the last pitched battle was fought on British soil. See the gravestone for the Frasers who tragically fell on 16 April 1746 along with many other Clansmen. You can browse through the Culloden Battlefield Indoor Museum, watch a 360 degree surround movie of the Battle as if you were standing between the two sides. If you survive that, then you can enjoy the wonderful shopping experience at the Visitor Centre.
Culloden House – after your visit to our home, we will take you to historic Culloden House. Bonnie Prince Charlie used Culloden House as his lodging and Headquarters prior to the fateful battle on Culloden Moor. As such, Culloden House features heavily in Outlander towards the end of series and book two. We will guide you around the gardens and outside of the House, before taking you inside to show you the history ‘hidden in plain sight’. You might be interested in reading this article and watching the short video, which recounts some of the dramatic events which took place here in the days following the Battle.
Afternoon Tea at Culloden House – enjoy an indulgent Afternoon Tea in their magnificent Adam Drawing Room; a feast of cakes, freshly made Scottish shortbread, pudding, scones with cream and jam, hot sausage rolls and sandwiches, all included in your tour.
Jacobite Weapons Demonstration: We will welcome you into our Culloden Home where Andy will demonstrate how the weapons were used in battle. We have an extensive collection – Targes, Lochaber Axe, Basket Hilt Broadswords, Claymore, Blunderbuss, Flintlock Muskets, Flintlock Pistols, Powder Horn, Dirk and the Sgian Dubh.
18th Century Antiques – we also have an extensive collection of 18th Century Antiques, Books, Parchments and much more, including a very beautiful Apothecary and some rare Jacobite glasses. We will spend some time sharing our collection with you in our Culloden home. In addition to real antiques, we also have several reproduction 18th Century antiques which featured in Outlander and Blood of my Blood, including bottles and drinking-glasses that were used in both series. They even include Brian Fraser’s (Jamie’s Father) Viking Sword found hidden under the bed at Lallybroch.
Past Life Regression – this is included in your tour, and is also optional, so it’s at your discretion whether you’d like to experience it or not. There are many who feel a deep connection to particular places, yet are unable to explain why. They find that exploring their past lives answers many questions for them. For information on what Past Life Regression is click here. You are welcome to download our free Past Lives Clues Workbook, which may help you begin to join the dots.
Traditional Celtic Handfastings and Renewal of Wedding Vows – if we have any couples on the Tour who have opted to include this Ceremony, then it’s at this point we light the candles and put the Outlander Wedding music on repeat softly in the background while we carry out the 15 minute Ceremony.
Day Seven: historic and filming locations…
Ruthven Barracks (historic location) – you’ll travel south through the Cairngorm National Park to these famous Barracks. Following the Jacobite defeat at Culloden, it is estimated some 2000-3,000 men gathered here to await word from the Prince, when a note was received from him stating ‘Let every man seek his own safety in the best way he can.’ Though not a filming location, this historic site is most definitely worth a visit.
Craigh na Dun – you’ll stand on that very special hill and take in the breath-taking views and the tangible energy surrounding you. After all, your Outlander tour would not be complete without a visit to this famous hill. Do note though, that the standing stones won’t be there, but the energy of the stones and what happened there remains…
House of Bruar – enjoy some indulgent shopping and a sit-down lunch at this unique shopping centre in the heart of the Cairngorm National Park.
Stunning Woodlands used in Outlander Season 5 filming – we’ll take a walk through breath-taking scenery, through some of the tallest trees and most beautiful woods in Scotland, to an incredible waterfall and viewpoint.
The tour finishes at Dunkeld and Birnam train station (near Perth) just before 3pm. From there you’ll be able to catch one of the regular trains direct into Edinburgh or Glasgow, or to Edinburgh Airport.
This tour is for you if…
You love Outlander — and also want to discover the real Scotland behind the story.
You’ll visit the filming locations, while also exploring the fascinating Scottish history, people and places that inspired Diana Gabaldon’s world.
You want more than a checklist of filming locations. We take the time to experience each place properly — uncovering its history, stories and Outlander connections, so that you return home with far more than photographs.
You love Scotland as much as you love Outlander.
Alongside the famous filming locations, we take you to places connected with the books and delve into the real history and landscapes that bring them to life.
You want the best of both worlds. The first part of the tour explores many of the iconic Outlander filming locations of central and southern Scotland, before heading north into the Highlands and the landscapes and locations associated with the books.
You value a genuinely small group.
With a maximum of just six guests, this is a personal experience rather than a conventional coach tour.
You’d rather travel with five other guests than sit on a coach with dozens of strangers.
Small groups mean more time at the places we visit, more opportunity to ask questions, and a much more relaxed and personal experience.
You want to understand Scotland, not simply see it.
We share the stories, history, people and culture that make these places meaningful — giving you a much deeper connection with the Scotland you came to experience.
This tour isn’t for you if…
You have difficulty walking, or with your balance.
This tour involves a lot of walking, some of it over uneven terrain and steep steps.
You suffer with motion/car/travel sickness.
We will be travelling many single-track, winding, Highland roads and we require guests to swap seats daily in the minibus so that seating is fair on everyone. We can’t allocate a specific seat to one person for the duration of the tour.
You’re not keen on early starts…
The tour begins between 7.45am and 8.10am each morning and finishes at around 5.00pm.
You need rest-room breaks frequently.
There are a few days on this tour when we won’t have access to public restrooms for up to two hours.
You prefer a sit-down restaurant lunch every day.
Guests enjoy three sit-down restaurant lunches on this tour, and there are four days when the group enjoys picnic lunches. We always ensure you have special views to enjoy a picnic. We’d have to remove too many great locations from the itinerary to make time for restaurant lunches every day.
Photography is your main reason for coming.
This is a guided, immersive tour rather than a dedicated photography tour. Andy takes several hundred professional-quality photographs throughout the week, without interrupting the flow of the tour, and these are provided to you afterwards. This means you can simply immerse yourself in the experience. At each location, we first guide you through the experience and share the information, and then allow time for your own photographs and videos. The important thing is that we do need to keep the tour moving. If you are concentrating on taking photographs while we are explaining something, you will inevitably miss part of the tour. Likewise, if you remain behind taking photographs after the group has moved on, it delays the tour for everyone else. Therefore, if your primary objective is to spend extended periods photographing each location, we recommend choosing an Outlander tour that provides transport and allows you to explore the locations independently. If, however, you want to experience the places, hear the stories and return home with hundreds of excellent photographs without having to spend the week behind a camera, this tour is ideal.
Your main reason for coming is to record or share the tour online or with friends.
Our tour commentary, stories, explanations and presentation are the intellectual property of Outlander Past Lives (Tour the Scottish Highlands Limited). Guests may not video, audio-record or otherwise record Andy or Diane delivering any part of the tour, nor may recordings or written accounts of our tour commentary be published or shared online. Meta smart glasses and other recording glasses are strictly prohibited on the tour.
You can’t speak English fluently.
We share so much history on this tour, that being able to understand is an essential part of the overall experience. Translation throughout would affect the experience for the other guests.
Travel Agents or 3rd parties
We wish to build a great relationship and enjoy clear communication and a shared understanding direct with our tour clients. For this reason, if you are working with a travel agent who may be assisting you with flights or aspects of a wider tour agenda, we are happy to provide you with information to assist with this process. We do however, request that all communication goes through our lead tour guest.
Your Overnight Accommodation…
Your stay includes three nights in a hotel in Dunfermline (near Edinburgh) and four nights in a hotel in Inverness (the Highlands).
You check into the Dunfermline hotel the afternoon before the tour begins, and you check out of the Inverness hotel on the morning of the seventh touring day.
Breakfast is included in both hotels and you can decide whether to enjoy cooked or continental breakfast each morning.
The Tour finishes at Dunkeld and Birnam Train Station after we have visited the locations on day seven, where you can board a train (or ask us to book a taxi) to your ongoing destination.
Hotel accommodation included on the tour is booked with hotels which have excellent 4 – 4.5 star TripAdvisor and other online reviews. Hotels are perfectly situated for the tour locations. You will be forwarded full instructions on how to reach the hotel in Dunfermline along with your tour welcome pack.
Prices listed are per person, and based on two people sharing a twin or double room with en-suite bathroom. If you would like to book a single room for the duration of your tour, please contact us as soon as possible so that we can advise on the cost of a single room supplement, subject to hotel availability.
Happy Customers…
We have well over 100 TripAdvisor reviews — every single one rated five stars. Independent analysis of these reviews highlights the top 15 words and feelings that our clients use to describe their tour experience with us, as follows:
- Amazing – Most frequently used to describe the overall experience, the guides, and the tour itself. It captures the awe and wonder of the trip.
- Knowledgeable – The guides, Andy and Di, are repeatedly praised for their deep knowledge of Outlander, Scottish history, and the locations visited.
- Passionate – Their love for Scotland and Outlander is evident, making the tour more engaging and enjoyable.
- Personable – The guides are described as friendly, warm, and easy to connect with, enhancing the personal touch of the tour.
- Enthusiastic – Their enthusiasm for sharing their knowledge and love for Scotland is contagious, as noted by many reviewers.
- Breathtaking – Used to describe the scenery and locations visited, indicating the visual impact of the tour.
- Engaging – Both the guides and the tour content are described as engaging, keeping participants involved and interested.
- Professional – Particularly in reference to the photographic services provided by Andy, but also in terms of how the tour is conducted.
- Memorable – Many reviewers mention the tour as one of the best experiences of their lives, suggesting it leaves a lasting impression.
- Informative – The tours provide a wealth of information about both Outlander and Scotland’s history.
- Fun – The experience is described as enjoyable and fun, with laughter and good spirits mentioned.
- Unique – The tour is highlighted for its distinctive approach, combining Outlander locations with personal touches like home visits and special ceremonies.
- Comfortable – Refers to both the physical comfort of the tour van and the ease with which guests felt during the tour.
- Inspiring – The tour and the guides inspire a love for Scotland, its history, and the Outlander series.
- Authentic – The guides, especially Andy in his Jacobite kilt, provide an authentic Scottish experience.
To book your Outlander Experience Tour…
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Your Deposit secures your place – A 25% non-refundable deposit of £862 per person is payable to book and secure your place on the tour. The full cost is £3,450 per person. Deposits are non-transferable. Please note, we do not accept additional payments/instalments until the final payment is due. The remainder of your payment will be due 120 days prior to your touring dates. If you are within the 120 days when you pay your deposit, then we will forward a payment request to you for the remainder of the payment once we receive notification of your deposit.
The price is per person, not per room, based on two people sharing a room. For the avoidance of any doubt – in the UK, a twin room contains two single beds – each suitable for one person. A double room is the same size room containing one larger (UK queen size) bed for two people to share; this bed is approximately the size of two single beds together. All rooms are en-suite.
Solo travelers will pay an additional single supplement if they require a room of their own (but not if they share with another solo traveler). If you are a solo traveler, then please do not book using the widget; instead, please make an enquiry via the form on our Contact Us page and advise whether you require a single room or are happy to share a room with another solo traveler.
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