Their customer service is very poor. They canceled the tour to Staffa that we purchased months in…read moreadvance and only sent an email the day before to say it was canceled The woman at the counter said that they canceled the day before due to weather and swale conditions. Yet other companies took tours to Staffa that same day The woman was short/brusque with us and did not offer to help Us find another provider We were here from the states and only had that one day available before heading to Ireland The only reason we included oban in our vacation was to go to Staffa and fingals cave, so it was very disappointing not only to miss this but to also be treated without empathy was salt in the wound I recommend seeking out other providers for this service

We went on a boat tour of Staffa and Iona, although we had been to Staffa to see the Puffins a…read morecouple of days previously, my husband wanted to walk into Fingal's Cave to take pictures. I am not the outdoor kind of gal, and since we had previously cruised by it on the previous tour- I didn't feel the need to leave the boat. I asked Sean if I could remain on board. He was very kind and said no problem and I was more than welcomed to remain. This hour was absolutely THE BEST PART of the tour! I had the privilege to see some of the Puffins fairly close just floating on the waves, while others were flying very fast in a huge group towards the island. It was a lovely sight to see. Sean was the perfect gentleman and patiently answered all of my questions. He gave me so much insight into various aspects of the tour, like the Puffins habits; fishing for lobster/mussels and the Staffa Boats. Plus, I asked him where I could purchase "local" wool yarn and he told me where to shop. The yarn I purchased was simply perfect and exactly what I was looking for. Sean was friendly, polite and very professional. I was so, so happy that I remained on the boat. Thank you SO MUCH Sean and Staffa Tours. VDC

When looking up Yelp for Rothesay places I was delighted to see a review for a sightseeing bus - I…read morelove (flat) walking but not being a driver can be problematic when you want to go exploring out of the city. We had brunch then got the 12noon bus. It's £9 at full adult price and lasts around 90 minutes. The driver, Paul, was full of facts and was very entertaining. I presume you could stop off on the way if you wished and catch the bus back to the town later but he said most people stay on for the loop. Your ticket does do you for the whole day on and off the local buses, and everywhere we passed seemed a bit isolated so with us only being here for the day and the weather being sunny and rainy interchangably by the hour, we were happy to just do the loop then go for a woodland walk then to the pub. Upstairs about half of the floor is covered so you can still feel the air whilst it's bucketing with rain. As it was, after half an hour or so the sun came back out so we moved seats further back to the exposed area. We were the only folk on the bus; I hope it's busier on weekends as it's a great service!

Wonderful bus trip in an open-top double decker with an experienced, and very knowledgeable, local…read moreman, who entertained us with many anecdotes and the interesting background of all the little places we passed through. Such glorious views from up there! Highly recommended.

We decided to book a tour from Glasgow to Loch Ness. We knew from the description it was going to…read morebe a long day. The bus was comfortable and our driver and tour guide, James M, was absolutely wonderful. He was informative and entertaining. We made several stops on the way there and on the way back which helped with the long journey. James M even made sure we got to see some Highland Cows which delighted everyone on our tour. I would definitely use Rabbie's again!

Rabbies was the best bus tour that I have taken thus far. It may have been because of our…read moredriver/guide Graeme, he was fabulous. We took the Oban, Highlands, Lochs & Castles tour. It was a glorious day, with the sun splitting the trees. Graeme got us settled in and started telling us about our day. He knew more about Scottish history than my entire family combined I think (we're all Scottish) He intertwined the history with songs that were sung by native artists that were relevant to the story & added in some jokes. We all had a wonderful day making our way up to Oban, taking stops for tea, sights, & finally lunch there. As we made our way back down to Glasgow the scenery just so impressive. You could hardly believe that it was real. The hills all had names and he explained why, this went the same about the lochs. Graeme also knew the Castles history and who had owned it through years . I'd absolutely go on another tour with Rabbies, especially if I can request the driver

**Terrible Experience with Sightseeing Hop-On Bus in Glasgow - Avoid at All Costs!**…read more I purchased two 2-day tickets for the Sightseeing Hop-On Bus in Glasgow for August 2-3, 2025, expecting a smooth and enjoyable tour of the city. Instead, I was met with **unprofessionalism, dishonesty, and a complete waste of time and money**. On August 3, I planned to take the **Yellow Route**, but guess what? **The bus never showed up!** There was **no notice, no warning, no apology**--just complete silence from the company. I stood at the **"Celtic" stadium stop** for **over an hour in scorching heat**, waiting for a bus that never arrived. Eventually, I had to **spend extra money on a taxi** just to get to the city centre. Because of this **shocking lack of service**, I **missed out on key tourist attractions** I had planned to visit. I **flew all the way to the UK**, paid for hotels, and invested time and money into this trip, only to have my plans ruined by this **unreliable company**. The **moral distress** of being stranded without explanation is just the icing on the cake. **Save your money and your sanity--DO NOT book with this company!** Zero stars if I could.

Fabulous sightseeing tour of Glasgow. All of the busses we rode on were clean and in good…read morecondition. Some of the busses got pretty busy and the top floor is half uncovered which was not great while it rained. I was super impressed with the recordings which were clear and very interesting. There were even 2 different recordings in English, one more historical and one music themed. My only wish is that it stopped closer to the botanical gardens. However, the walk through the university was gorgeous so it ended up being a blessing in disguise.

Every year for many years, we travel to Scotland and rely to Paul and his drivers. They did always…read morecome on a dot, have so many tour tips for us and helps wherever they can, even have organised for us our alternate flight tickets last year! The rates are fair and all modifications are confirmed at once. It is every time a pleasure to meet Paul and we could recommend his service to everyone who will enjoy an unhindered journey in Scotland. Many thanks from the Bavarians!

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Wonderful experience and a great tour of the area with John MacKellaich, who was able to provide…read morelots of history and answer every question we posed. Booked a day trip for our first full day in Inverness, which was an ideal orientation for the area. John also recommended restaurants, offered great tips on places to go, things to do in the immediate area and other places for the remainder of our itinerary in other parts of Scotland. Tour favorites were Culloden Battlefield, the woolen mill at Elgin, the Elgin Cathedral, the ring cairn at Clava and the distillery tour at Glen Moray. Highly recommend John - we will use his services again on our next trip to Scotland.

From the owner: I provide Professional Tour Guiding services (Driver/Guiding) in Scotland and the Highlands of…read moreScotland. Being born in the Highlands and with a lifetime of experience of Scotland its people culture and history I am able to deliver a once I a lifetime experience for tourists and people searching for their roots.

The Trossachs Woollen Mill in Kilmahog, Callander, Scotland, is known for its Highland cows, shop,…read moreand cafe. Our bus tour stopped here, and glad they did. We met Hamish, Honey and Holy (these are cute cow's names). We fed them carrots, potatoes- these are gentle and very cute. We took a couple of photos with them. You can feed Hamish Dubh, Honey, and Holly with freshly made goodie bags available in-store. Highland Cattle are born and bred to deal with the extreme weather conditions of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. They are very hardy but very gentle in nature. There are still working herds or 'folds' throughout Scotland. Highland Cattle have no layer of fat to keep them warm and instead have an extra coat, which also maintains weatherproofing. The Woollen Mill also has a souvenir shop and cafe attached to this farm. They sell lettuce, potatoes, carrot in packets that can be fed to these highland cows. These cows are very fond of the food and are very camera-friendly! There's always a crowd to see these cuddly creatures. Every coach bus and tourist operators have kept this place as a mandatory stop en route to the Highlands. This is possibly the most easiest way to spot highland cows in Scotland.

I loved this experience! The attraction for us was feeding the Highlands cows. They call them…read more"Hairy Coos" in Scotland. How can anyone not love feeding these sweet innocent coos? They are big, but gentle creatures. Just watch out for their horns. Our tour guide brought over some coo food from the mill. These are large cut carrots and potatoes. Honey & Baxter loved them. They were very happy to eat up everything that we had. Honey really knows how to curl her tongue around the carrots. Baxter isn't quite as talented, but very lovable. It's always a highlight when we can feed some amazing animals. My husband was totally into it as you can see in the videos. The Trossachs Woollen Mill is located off of the A84 in Callander. It's on the side closest to Kilmahog. There's a shop and café. I don't believe that they do mill tours here anymore, but I could be wrong. They also have a portacabin if you're using this as a rest stop. Petting and talking to the cows is a free activity. Buying food from their shop is required for feeding them. They don't want you to feed them anything else for the safety of the cows. There was another one there besides Honey & Baxter. I think it was Hamish Dubh. He was too busy eating hay. We saw some sheep in another part of the farm, but the coos are the star of the show here. I can totally see why feeding them is popular. We had a great time! The best part is that you don't have to book a "Hairy Coo Tour" to see them.

Went on a 2 day tour with James back in May and it was spectacular! You will never meet anyone who…read moreknows more about Scotland and he has my family dying to go back to Scotland so we can take another tour!!! 10/10 - He's the best, so friendly and he may give you some of those delicious short bread cookies!

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7 of us booked up for this tour and every person came away having had an equal measure of cultural…read morehistory, amazing anecdotes and several belly laughs. Phil's knowledge is incredible and he's a very, very good story teller.

Informative and lots of fun. From the pub where Billy Connelly played with Gerry Rafferty, to the…read moreworld's first music hall and everything in between. Highly recommended.