Frequently Asked Questions

We offer a variety of small group tours including hiking tours, Highland Cow tours, and private/ customisable tours.

Yes, all of our tours are guided by knowledgeable and experienced guides.

The duration of our tours varies depending on the tour. Please check the tour description for specific details.

Essential items include a valid passport, appropriate clothing for Scotland’s weather, and knowledge of transport options. Book tours in advance for remote locations. See our travel tips blog or feel free to reach out to us with any questions - info@scottish-odyssey.co.uk

 Yes, guided tours and Scotland's public transport network make it easy to explore without driving. 

Options include trains, buses, ferries, and guided tours. We recommend combining public transport with our private and group tours for flexibility. 

Active travel refers to exploring Scotland by walking, cycling, or using eco-friendly transport options. 

Late spring (May to June) and early autumn (September) offer mild weather and fewer crowds, ideal for sightseeing and tours. 

Must-visit destinations include Edinburgh, The Highlands, Oban, Isle of Skye, and Orkney are just to name a few. Explore these with our expertly guided tours. Check out our blogs to help you break things down and choose your locations. 

Yes, many attractions and tours, including ours, cater to families. We recommend Loch Lomond, Edinburgh Zoo, King Marys Close and small group tours/ private tours to the Highlands.  

 Yes, Scottish Odyssey offers small-group tours tailored to your interests, including nature, culture, and local history. 

 Edinburgh, Glasgow, The Cairngorms National Park, Inverness, Pitlochry and many more are accessible by public transport. See our travel tips blog or feel free to reach out to us with any questions - info@scottish-odyssey.co.uk

Use Traveline Scotland to plan routes and consider guided tours for harder-to-reach locations. 

 Public transport can be very cheap, and our tours provide excellent value for unique experiences.  

The West Highland Line, Kyle Line, and Borders Railway are some of the most beautiful routes to explore.  

 Browse and book our private or group tours directly through Scottish Odyssey’s website. 

Scotland boasts incredible and diverse terrain trails through Loch Lomond Trossachs National Park, The Cairngorm National Park and Glencoe are a good place to start. 

 Yes, Scottish Odyssey specializes in Highland Cow tours for a unique, local experience. We offer the only Highland Cow tours in Edinburgh