This is an excellent award winning small company arranging bespoke tours and itineraries round…read moreScotland to suit clients own interests and available time in Scotland. The accommodation used is 4 and 5 star or country mansions, castles, little award winning B&Bs and small hotels - some with Michelin star restaurants! Check out http://www.scotlandmadeeasy.co.uk

A wonderful High Tea Service; excellent service; delicious food. A pleasant ride into the…read morecountryside. A wonderful way to spend 2+ hours on a Sunday afternoon.

The scenery is fantastic, staff are friendly and the kids loved the steam engineread more

Very helpful staff who will try and get you the holiday you want.More importantly is the bureau de…read morechange on site. The service is excellent and they always try to give you the best rates. Last time I was there I saved over £25 on Euros.

The best travel agency that I was travelling with. I went on Outlander tour with them and has the…read morebest time ever. They are kind, attentive and really care about their customers. This is not a typical travel agency with mass group tours. All of their tours are unique and you could always tailor made if you do not like something. This agency not only that cares for tourists it also takes care of the environment and they support others to be responsible while travelling. I strongly recommend their services, everyone!

The best agency ever! They are very professional and had a lot of patience with me changing my…read moreopinions all the time. The tour was fabulous! I am definitely going with them again!

diabetes testing kits! diabetes testing kits ! Get your diabetes testing kits here. Ok not really…read morethis is just where they manufacture them. I don't know if diabetes is as fast a growing disease in Scotland as in the US, how knows maybe these manufacturing plants will start popping up all over the place but for right now I would really like to work for them.

At the Battle of Culloden approximately 1,500-2,000 Jacobite soldiers were killed or wounded in…read moreless than an hour. In contrast, government forces suffered 50 deaths. Just hearing that initial description of the place made it a very somber experience. We had a guided tour of the battlefield that provided additional information and knowledge. There were some highland cows and other cattle on the back fields. They were behind an electric fence at the time of our visit but they were a nice sight to see during this visit.

The Culloden Battlefield was run by the National Trust of Scotland which was a different membership…read morefrom the one we had with Historic Scotland. We opted to book a guided tour of the battlefield which was well worth it with the insights provided by a knowledgeable and outgoing guide. The tour walked out as far as the British Line(red flags) but we later wandered out to the Jacobite Line (blue flags) on our own. Do stay on the gravel paths as the site does contain the remains of those who died in the battle. Another tip, dress warmly for the walk outside as the weather shifted while on the tour and it got quite chilly with some rain. The museum presented both viewpoints on the battle and the two sides throughout which was interesting to see and compare. Photos of the artifacts on displays were not allowed and docents would chase you down or stop you since some items were privately owned and on loan. It was ok to take photos of drawings or placards created by the NTS. Overall a stunning defeat for the Jacobites. Next time we're in Scotland I do want to visit the Battle of Bannockburn site to compare the battle that Scotland won over England.