The Whisky Indulgence Tour Package
For whisky enthusiasts, Scotland is the holy grail, and with our exclusive whisky tours, you have the chance to visit the glens and hills home to the finest distilleries on Earth. You will take a journey through the heartland of Scotch whisky, tasting and discovering the finest Single Malts and Grained Whisky the world has to offer.
- Arrival in Scotland | Inverness City Tour | Culloden | Reside in Boath House
- Speyside Distilleries | Reside in Boath House
- Loch Ness Boat Trip | Ben Nevis Distillery | Reside in Glencoe House
- Oban Distillery | Reside in Crinan Hotel
- Isle of Islay | Reside in Machrie Hotel
- Isle of Islay Distilleries | Reside in Machrie Hotel
- Seaplane over Loch Lomond | Reside in Gleneagles
- Travel to Edinburgh | Edinburgh City Tour | Reside in The Balmoral Hotel
Day One
On your arrival to Scotland, you will be welcomed at the airport by your Lang Atholl representative who will assist you with any luggage you may have. They will be driving you in a luxury car for the duration of your stay so you can fully relax and enjoy your stay. The Chauffeur will drive you to Inverness where you will have a tour of the city. You will have a chance to explore Inverness in depth and get a tour of all the significant attractions.
Once your tour of Inverness has come to an end, you will be driven to Culloden. This is a powerfully emotive and atmospheric battlefield where the 1745 Jacobite Rising came to a tragic end. You will have the chance to tour the Battlefield and discover the stories of the people who fought here.
You will then continue to the luxurious Boath House where you will be staying for the evening. With their unique and stylish rooms, they have accommodation to suit all tastes. The property is set in 20 acres which includes well tended lawns, streams and Victorian walled garden woodland. You will also have the pleasure in dining at the award winning restaurant. Here you can take full advantage of the exquisite food that will be served to you.
Day Two
After your night at Boath House, you will begin your day touring famous distilleries. Your first stop of the day will be at Benromach Distillery. Benromach is Speyside’s smallest distillery and is located on the outskirts of the ancient market town of Forres. Just two experienced distillers passionately hand-craft Benromach using the finest Scottish barley and the purest spring water from the nearby Romach Hills.
You will then travel to the heart of the beautiful Macallan Estate to the Macallan Distillery. Explore the history and process of the Macallan whisky with friendly and knowledgeable guides who are ready to take you on a journey into the past of whisky production. To end your day of tours, you will visit The Balvenie Distillery. A visit to the Balvenie Distillery in Speyside brings this unique combination to life. The craft and nature’s mysteries have not changed in Balvenie production in over a century.
You will then return to the luxurious Boath House where you will stay for a further evening. You will take pleasure in dining here once more at the award-winning restaurant enjoying the outstanding food.
Day Three
After your two evenings in Boath House, you begin your day taking a tour on the award winning Loch Ness Boat Trip. You can enjoy and take in the beautiful scenery of the Loch. Whilst on the cruise, you will travel round the Loch sightseeing the Urquhart Castle and trying to catch a glimpse of Nessie.
After your boat trip, you will travel to a traditional Scottish town which lies under the countries tallest mountain, Ben Nevis. From there you will visit Ben Nevis Distillery which distills 10 and 21 year old Ben Nevis whisky.
You will continue your tour to Glencoe House, a magnificent mansion house situated in the famous Glencoe. It offers luxury, 5-Star accommodation and is in an ideal location for all occasions. Enjoy a candlelit dinner in the evening where you can appreciate the seasonal menus which Glencoe House offer.
Day Four
You will stop off at the small and historic distillery located in the charming coast town of Oban. It is both one of the smallest distilleries and one of the oldest in Scotland with just two pot stills. It was originally established in 1794 and there has been little change to the present building since then.
You will spend the evening in a magnificently eccentric hotel in Crinan. The Crinan Hotel is located on Scotland’s beautiful west coast on the waterfront at Loch Crinan. You can take in the genuine warmth and colourful hospitality that is provided with the hotel.
Day Five
You will travel down to Kennacraig where you will take a ferry over to the Isle of Islay. It is best known for its peaty, smoky whiskies which some say are the best in the world. You will find yourself residing in The Machrie Hotel and Golf Links which is nestled in the dunes of a seven-mile beach on the gorgeous Hebridean island of Islay.
Day Six
Your day will be spent touring famous distilleries in the Isle of Islay. The first tour will be of the Laphroaig Distillery, the creator of the worlds most richly flavoured whisky. It is located at the head of Loch Laphroaig on the south coast of Islay and is well known for the rich, unmistakeable taste. Established in 1825 by the Johnston brothers, it still uses the traditional methods and time-honoured skills that have been used for centuries.
The Lagavulin Distillery is located in a small bay near the south coast of Islay near the ruins of Dunveg Castle. It is thought to be one of the longest established distilleries in the country. It began its distilling journey back in 1742 providing distinctive peat-smoke aroma which has won numerous awards.
Ardbeg is your last distillery of the day. Its white washed walls can be found nestling in a rocky cove on Islay’s souther tip. Ardbeg claims to produce the peatiest whisky in Islay. Boasting several official bottlings, Ardbeg has garnered an array of accolades in recent years from Jim Murray’s Whisky Bible and at international spirit ratings competitions.
After your tour of the distilleries you will return to he Machrie Hotel and Golf Links. You will be able to relax for the evening and take advantage of the hotels facilities.
Day Seven
You will have the opportunity to have an unforgettable experience on a seaplane adventure over Loch Lomond. During the trip you will fly over the stunning Scottish scenery including lochs, glens and rugged mountain peaks.
You will spend the evening at Gleneagles, a magnificent countryside estate in the heart of Scotland. It continues to offer multiple attractions which include their 5 star luxury hotel, three championship golf courses, award winning spa and one of the only restaurants in Scotland to hold 2 Michelin Stars. The famous Andrew Fairlie is the two Michelin Starred dining experience that people travel far and wide for however Gleneagles also offers classic silver service with The Strathearn and also Birnam Brasserie which serves French-American dishes using the best local produce. Here you can take advantage of the many facilities and activities provided.
Day Eight
After your stay at Gleneagles, you will travel down to the capital of Scotland, Edinburgh. Here you have a chance to explore the historic, cosmopolitan and cultured city. The city is perched on a series of extinct volcanos and rocky crags. The Castle dominates the city-centre skyline and from its ramparts you can look down in the medieval lanes and elegant terraces. You can explore and tour the stunning city and take in all its culture.
The Balmoral Hotel has found a home at Edinburgh’s most prestigious address, No. 1 Princes Street and this is where you will find yourself on the last night of your Scottish experience. It offers guests with the combination of tradition and modernity as each room was individually designed. The Balmoral includes two luxury restaurants, The Brasserie Prince and Number One. Number One, which is one of Edinburgh’s finest restaurants, offers a Michelin star experience. It provides visitors with a modern take on Scottish Cuisine while providing a warm and inviting atmosphere which guests have enjoyed since opening in 1997. Similarly, Alain Roux and his father Michel Roux partnered together to open the Brasserie Prince also at The Balmoral. The extraordinary new brasserie offers French bistro dishes combining exceptional French flavours with fine Scottish ingredients.
Day Nine
Sadly, your whisky tour must come to an end and we must say our goodbyes while you leave Scotland with your new depth of whisky knowledge and memories to last a lifetime.
