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8 Day : Isle of Skye, Orkney & North Coast 500 , Jacobite Steam Train (B&B Room with a double bed) costs $2,663.36 per person, group size up to 2 people per booking.
- Price
- From $2,663.36 per person
- Group size
- Up to 2 people per booking

8 Day : Isle of Skye, Orkney & North Coast 500 , Jacobite Steam Train (B&B Room with a double bed)
Highlights: Culloden Battlefield, Clava Cairns, Dunrobin Castle, Ring of Brogdar, Eilean Donan Castle, Isle fo Skye, Jacobite Steam Train (optional) , Glen Coe, and the Kelpies
About this experience
Let us take you on a journey to some of Scotland’s most stunning and historically significant sights. Discover Orkney’s wild coastline and Neolithic settlements such as Skara Brae, the towering Ring of Brodgar and the Stones of Stenness. Admire the spectacular views of the North Coast 500 beaches and shores. This famous drive will leave you in awe with its impressive landscapes, rock formations and cliff top coastal vistas. You’ll be blown away by the iconic sights and scenery on the Isle of Skye and can indulge in some of Scotland’s finest seafood at the fishing port of Oban. There’s even the chance to travel on the famous Jacobite Steam Train, one of the greatest rail journeys in the world. Your passionate local guide will tell tales of Viking history, myths, and legends. We guarantee this tour will leave you loving Scotland as much as we do!
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July 2026
August 2026
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Cancellation Policy
Extended tours , full refund if cancellation is made 22 days or more before departure date
- 100% charge if cancelled within 22 days before. No refund.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does the 8-day tour of the Isle of Skye and Orkney involve?
- This tour is an immersive 8-day journey through some of Scotland's most historically significant and stunning landscapes. You will explore the Highlands, the wild coastlines of Orkney, and the iconic scenery of the Isle of Skye alongside a passionate local guide.
- Which specific locations and historical sites will I visit?
- Your itinerary includes visits to Neolithic settlements like Skara Brae and the Ring of Brodgar on Orkney, as well as Culloden Battlefield and Eilean Donan Castle. You will also experience the dramatic views of Glen Coe and the spectacular beaches along the North Coast 500.
- How long is this tour experience?
- This is an extended 8-day tour, providing ample time to discover the diverse regions of the Scottish Highlands and islands. The multi-day duration allows for a deep dive into the Viking history, myths, and legends of the areas you visit.
- From which city does the tour depart?
- The specific departure city and meeting point are not stated on this page, so you should check your booking confirmation for these details. Typically, these tours start from major Scottish hubs, but you must verify your exact starting location before travel.
- What kind of transport is used for this 8-day journey?
- The page does not specify the exact type of vehicle used for the tour, but you will be led by a professional local guide throughout the trip. You will travel through impressive landscapes and cliff-top coastal vistas as you navigate the Highlands and North Coast 500.
- What is included in the tour price?
- Your booking includes bed and breakfast accommodation in a room with a double bed for the duration of the trip. Additionally, you will be accompanied by a passionate local guide who will provide expert commentary on the sights you visit.
- What items or costs are not included in my booking?
- While breakfast is included with your accommodation, other meals such as lunch and dinner are not part of the package. Optional activities, such as tickets for the Jacobite Steam Train, and entry fees to most attractions are also excluded from the base price.
- What is the walking or fitness level required for this experience?
- You should be prepared for some light to moderate activity as you explore Neolithic sites like the Stones of Stenness and historical landmarks like Dunrobin Castle. The tour involves visiting coastal vistas and battlefields, which often requires navigating various terrains on foot.
- In which languages is the tour conducted?
- The page does not list specific language options, but the experience is led by a local guide who shares history and myths. You can generally expect the tour to be conducted in English unless other arrangements are specified during booking.
- What kind of weather should I expect during the tour?
- Scottish weather can be quite variable, especially when visiting the Highlands and the islands of Skye and Orkney. You should bring waterproof gear and warm layers to ensure you are comfortable regardless of the conditions while admiring the rock formations and beaches.
- What is the cancellation policy for this 8-day tour?
- You are eligible for a full refund if you cancel your booking at least 22 days prior to your scheduled departure date. However, cancellations made within 22 days of the departure are subject to a 100% charge, meaning no refund will be issued.
- How do I book a spot on the Isle of Skye and Orkney tour?
- To book your tour, simply select your preferred dates on the page, choose the number of participants, and proceed to the checkout. Payment is handled safely securely, and you will receive all necessary travel details once the process is complete.