Our Tours

As you sit back and relax with your personal qualified taxi tour guide, let us transport you back to Scotland in 1743 for The Ultimate Outlander Tour.

As you sit back and relax with your personal guided taxi tour guide, we will take you around all the main attractions of our beautiful city has to offer.

We start our tour at the famous Rosslyn Chapel which has links to the Freemasons and the Knights Templar.

This tour takes in the world famous home of golf St Andrews. We will visit the famous Swilken Bridge and the Old Course along with St Andrews Castle, Cathedral and University. on this tour we also stop at Lower Largo the inspiration for William Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe, Falkland Palace and Dunfermline Abbey, the final resting place of Robert the Bruce.

Visit the sites of great battles and explore the land of Braveheart Sir William Wallace along with a visit to the birth place of Mary Queen of Scots Linlithgow Palace.

This tour takes in the breathtaking scenery of the Scottish highlands.A must see when on holiday in Scotland.

Come and explore some of Scotland’s most famous landmarks.

Sit back and relax in the comfort of your own private taxi.This tour takes us to Rosslyn Chapel viewing the stunning historical architecture of this medieval Chapel.We will then make our way to the border town of Galashiels then onto the market town of Melrose including the stunning Melrose Abbey another one of Scotland’s hidden historical landmark.

We can’t guarantee you’ll catch a picture of Nessie ,but We can guarantee you that you will have a monster day with fun and laughter exploring the highlands lochs and towns and villages on our Loch ness full day tour.

This tour will capture the hearts of all ages, Whether it’s historical facts that you desire or the myths and legends.

Let us take you on an adventure to visit this stunning and beautiful island. This tour will give you 2 days to explore all the must see parts of Skye.

Let us take you to the heart of the highlands sit back and take in what we believe are the most breathtakingly beautiful and probably the best scenery and views Scotland has to offer.

Find out how the raw ingredients are turned into what is Scotland’s most famous drink.