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Guests will meet at a central point in Oban where they will be welcomed in our unique tartan vehicle. They will be taken on a tour of local historical sites not normally seen by the normal tourist population and thereafter taken through countryside off the beaten track. At the end of the tour the guests will be provided with a seafood (or vegetarian option) lunch and given an insight into the local shellfish economy. This insight will be provided by someone who has worked in the fishing industry for years. They will start of in Oban and visit unique landmarks and learn of history of Oban they will then visit the Chapel at Dunstaffanage Castle which has unique local history dating back to the 12th Century. Thereafter they will visit the St Conan's Kirk a uniquely famous church which holds bones of Robert the Bruce. From there there will be opportunities to take photographs of Kilchurn Castle which dates to back to 15th century and was the original home of the Clan Campbell. The guests will be taken through Glen Lonan a hidden gem of a valley where standing stones and highland cattle can be observed. There should be opportunities to get up close and personal with highland cows and calf's This glen is hard to find and not normally visited by tourists. Other things to note Look out for tartan coloured vehicle. Try to be there at least 5 minutes before starting time as we cannot wait at this location for no more than a few minutes

I know my way around the valleys of Glencoe really well. We will travel through the landscapes to the best spots for photos which means you will get to do some sightseeing too and to some spots others can't find! Afterward I will send you an online gallery with your edited photos in 2 weeks. The whole experience will be roughly 3/4 hours depending on where we go. I will give you some guidance on poses but generally I love to keep it as natural as possible! It's just a small documentary of your trip to the highlands! During the scare of Covid-19 we will have to use individual transport. I will have my car and you can follow me in yours to the beauty spots for photos for the safety of both me and you and I will also keep my distance while taking photos too. Other things to note It's nice to wear something that compliments the environment your in. Please don't hesitate to dress up if you want in stylish clothes, if you need any hints or tips please message me!

*MEET AT LUSS PIER NO REFUND IF MORE THAN 5 MINUTES LATE* Within Loch Lomond National Park we meet in the quaint but busy village of Luss, at the start of Luss Pier and I give you an Ebike, a map and a chat about the area, safety and the route. Hop on and use the West Loch Lomond Cycle Path and pedal assist away from the hustle and bustle and take in the beauty Bonnie Banks! Cycle 5.4 miles to Firkin Point where I will meet you and set up a Scottish cheese picnic - using produce from the local farm shop. Sitting underneath Ben Lomond, with views over Loch Lomond admiring the wildlife - what a perfect way to spend an afternoon! You then cycle back to Luss admiring the scenery to cover a total of 10.8 miles. Other things to note Ebikes are less about physical exertion and more about the assisted pedalling helping you take the scenery. I don't accompany you on the bike ride but meet you at pre-arranged points along the way.

My home town is an important hub and tourist destination the guests will meet at a central location in Oban be driven to a scenic vantage point where they will be able to see Dunollie Castle and Hutchison’s monument on the Isle of Kerrera. The history of Oban will be explained and guests invited to ask questions about this unique and interesting area. I have discovered a lot of interesting facts that are only known to me and my associates and we will explore the history. We will then move off and travel to the chapel at Dunstaffanage Castle where a wedding party was murdered in the 13th Century. We describe this incident and this is not covered in any other tour. We talk about sightings and ghosts in the area only experienced by me or my associate. Guests will then move on the village of Taynuilt where further history of the area will be presented bring as much to life as possible. We will then travel along the coffin trail where kings and queens of Scotland were brought for final burial on Iona. Again this is a location only known to locals. There will be a chance along this route to see the famous Highland Cows and local birds of prey such as Eagles and Sea Eagles thereafter back into Oban and finishing at the spectacular McCaigs tower. Here we will explain the history of this tower. Other things to note There is a small part of the tour we get out the vehicle and visit sites. It may be wet and muddy under foot.

Meet at Largs train station at 1.00pm We will walk from Largs train station to the view point 600 ft above the town. Taking in historic buildings, churches, monuments and pre historic sites including a bronze age Tomb. At the top of the climb there is viewpoint with a sundial. From here you can enjoy spectacular views of the islands of Cumbrae, Little Cuumbrae, Bute and Arran. From the sundial we will return to Largs train station via the Fairy Wood & Largs cemetery then walk along the promenade passing a bronze age standing stone and view the original Largs first public cinema building. We will return to our starting point at Largs train station at 2.30pm. Other things to note Available most days from March to September weather permitting.