1 day tour
Glenfinnan Viaduct, Glen Coe and Loch Lomond Small Group Tour
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£55.00
Tour Summary
Glenfinnan Viaduct, Glen Coe and Loch Lomond
One day tour
Embark on an unforgettable journey from Glasgow, exploring Scotland’s most breathtaking landmarks. Our journey begins as we enter the dramatic scenery of the Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park. There are more stunning views as we cross vast Rannoch Moor to reach the dramatic landscapes of Glen Coe, where ancient volcanic peaks and history collide. Enjoy lunch in Fort William before reaching Glenfinnan Viaduct, a highlight for Harry Potter fans. Return via Loch Lomond, stopping in charming Luss before our adventure ends in Glasgow.
Glen Coe - marvel at the spectacular scenery of this famous valley
Fort William - discover this popular town sitting on the banks of Loch Linnhe
Glenfinnan Viaduct - see the famous viaduct and the poignant Jacobite memorial
Ben Nevis - stop to admire the towering peak of Britain's tallest mountain
Luss - enjoy the quaint cottages in this picturesque conservations village
Loch Lomond - admire the views of the “bonnie, bonnie banks”
Move Locations - The Crown, James Bond and Harry Potter
Full Tour Itinerary
Join us on an unforgettable journey from Glasgow, where Scotland’s most breathtaking landscapes, historic sites, and famous cinematic locations await. While the legendary Glenfinnan Viaduct is a key highlight, this adventure offers so much more, from towering mountains to tranquil lochs and some of Scotland’s most famous historic locations.
Our first stop leads us into Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, where you can take in stunning views of the lochs and lush countryside. As we continue, journey through Argyll and Bute into the vast Rannoch Moor, Britain’s largest moorland, before reaching the rugged beauty of Glen Coe. This dramatic valley, shaped by volcanic activity 420 million years ago, is steeped in history - including the tragic Glen Coe Massacre - and has served as an iconic Harry Potter filming location.
In Fort William, nestled at the foot of Ben Nevis, enjoy time for lunch and a stroll along the scenic shores of Loch Linnhe. Then, we travel along the picturesque "Road to the Isles" to reach Glenfinnan, where you can marvel at the famous viaduct and visit the Jacobite Monument, dramatically sited overlooking Loch Shiel.
On our return, enjoy spectacular views of Loch Lomond and visit the charming conservation village of Luss before ending the adventure back in Glasgow.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I expect on this Small Group Tour?
With a maximum of just 16 passengers, a Small Group Tour provides a more personal and flexible travelling experience. You’ll enjoy more time off the bus, with freedom to explore free from the crowds.
While you will see all the highlights, these tours are carefully planned to travel off the highways, so you’ll discover quaint villages and picturesque vistas that other tours cannot reach.
Small group tours are operated by purpose-built mini-coaches with air-conditioning, panoramic windows and comfortable seating.
Each group is led by an experienced driver/guide who will entertain and inform you with stories of our history, nature and folklore.
Many travellers prefer small group touring as it’s considered more authentic and there is a better chance to connect with locals as well as their fellow explorers.
Will I see the Jacobite Steam Train?
The Jacobite Steam Train operates from 7 April to 24 October 2025. During these dates, the tour is scheduled to allow passengers to watch the real Hogwarts Express cross the famous Glenfinnan Viaduct.
Outwith these dates the tour will still make a stop so you can view the viaduct, but there will be no viewing of the train.
The Jacobite Steam Train is run by an independent train operating company. Despite careful planning, unforeseen circumstances mean it's not possible to guarantee that the tour will arrive at Glenfinnan in time to observe the train.
Will there be stops for meals and are they included in the price of the tour?
Meals are not included in the tour price, but we will make stops where you can get refreshments and something to eat.
If you wish, you can bring a packed lunch or pick up lunch items at a previous stop.
Vegetarian food is widely available.
Will there be a tour commentary?
Each tour is led by an experienced driver/guide who will provide an informative and entertaining commentary in English.
You’ll hear tales of the Clans, bloody battles and the famous characters that have shaped the history of Scotland. You will learn too of the landscape that surrounds you and of the nature that makes Scotland so special.
Be ready to have a laugh as well - you’re bound to be told some really corny jokes!
What features will the coach have?
You will usually travel in a modern eco-friendly touring coach which is equipped with air-conditioning, comfortable reclining seats, large picture windows and seat belts.
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Customer Reviews Overall Rating:
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Rating: (3 /5) 29 Aug 2025
Overall, it isn't bad. If possible, it would be better to allow us to have more choice of the restaurants for lunch. If the add-ons are highly recommended, why not make it inclusive in the package so that we could understand what we were going to do/see better.
Shuk Yan from Bristol, GB
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