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TAScotland is a leading Edinburgh-based tour operator founded in 2010. Specialising in high-quality tours in Spanish, Italian and English, we manage over 500,000 travelers annually, standing as one of Scotland’s most reliable DMCs. Our catalog includes 1-day tours like Loch Ness or Outlander, extended trips such as the Isle of Skye, and Edinburgh city tours or Free Tours. We focus on operational excellence, real-time availability, and dedicated support for all our partners and resellers.

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FT-ES Edinburgh Free Tour - Spanish Tour Guide

Find the most up-to-date information on our website Viajarporescocia.com.Our Free Tour of Edinburgh will offer you a first look at the city, full of suggestions to make the most of your stay in the capital of Scotland. It is a tour without a pre-established price so that you can value our work while discovering the fascinating history, architecture and culture of our beloved "Athens of the North". A fun and entertaining visit in which, in addition to historical data, you will get a whole series of tips both to enjoy the city and to organize your plans on the following days.The Free Tour will also have a new route in which we will include some stops away from the traditional routes without forgetting the corners that you can not miss during your visit to Edinburgh. This tour will take us through Old Town and its intricate alleyways to see some of its most emblematic buildings and characters, in which we will also approach the viewpoints on the New Town, the picturesque Victoria Street, Grassmarket, and the chilling cemetery of Greyfriars, to finish touring the most representative buildings of the University of Edinburgh, one of the oldest and most prestigious in the world. A journey full of history but also literature, gastronomy, nightlife and lots of fun that we hope you like as much as we do.

ST-ES Stirling, Distillery and Saint Andrews - Spanish Tour Guide

Find the most up-to-date information on our website Viajarporescocia.com.Here is the perfect trip to see the most important places in the history of Scotland: Stirling, William Wallace, Mary Stuart, whiskey, golf and the University of Saint Andrews. The characters and places that have built the identity of Scotland.Itinerary Excursion to Stirling, Distillery and Saint AndrewsDeparture from Edinburgh to StirlingFrom Edinburgh, we will go to our first destination touring the landscapes of the most important battles of the Wars of Independence of Scotland, known to the public by the movie Braveheart (or Braveheart) by Mel Gibson. We will visit the Castle of Stirling, from which we will see the William Wallace Monument in the Throne Room and we will know the favorite palace of the Stuart dynasty, apart from Mary, queen of Scotland. Enjoy the castle with the explanations that the guide Travel through Scotland will offer you.The entrance to Stirling Castle is not included in the price of the excursion. Travelers in Scotland will benefit from a discount on ticket purchase. (Price for customers of Viajarporescocia.com: £ 13.50 adults, £ 10.80 over 60 years, £ 8.10 children from 5 to 15 years, children under 5 years free admission).The payment of the attractions can only be made in cash to take advantage of the group discount. As far as possible, it is requested that the owner of the reservation pay the guide the fair amounts for each member who according to the reservation.On November 25, Historic Scotland will offer free tickets to visit Stirling Castle. If you book for those days and want to benefit from this offer, you can check their page to manage your ticket for free. The quota is limited, but you can always enter by paying the corresponding fee.From Stirling to the DistilleryAt our next stop, we will discover the secrets of whiskey making. The guided tour in Spanish by the distillery will end with a tasting so that you can enjoy the authentic flavor of Scotch whiskey.The entrance to the distillery is not included in the price of the excursion. The clients of Viajarporescocia.com will benefit from a discount on the purchase of the ticket. (Price for Viajesporescocia.com customers: around £ 10 adults)Payment for excursions can only be made in cash. As far as possible, it is requested that the owner of the reservation pay the guide the fair amounts for each member who according to the reservation. At any ATM you can get pounds without additional costs.From the Distillery to Saint AndrewsOn our way to Saint Andrews, patron of Scotland, you will enjoy the landscape of Fife County, located on the east coast of Scotland. The mountains and valleys of this town host the best courses and golf clubs in Scotland. However, Saint Andrews stands out for the British Museum of Golf, next to the Old Course. The first thing we will do is a panoramic visit of the town to show you everything that can be visited: the cathedral, the castle, the golf course, the beaches and the most outstanding streets. It will be the moment, therefore, to have lunch and take advantage of the great variety of restaurants, supermarkets and pubs.Saint Andrews is the birthplace of golf, but it is its University that occupies most of the historic center of the city. Next to the Cathedral, both buildings will be two of the tourist attractions for which you will have to take time and visit. Finally, we can enjoy a walk through the stunning beaches of the North Sea to appreciate the coastal beauty of the country.From Saint Andrews to the Bridges of the Firth of the ForthBefore returning to Edinburgh, we will make a brief stop in South Queensferry. The Firth of the Forth will offer us the vision of its bridges, especially the railway bridge over the river Forth. This bridge was the longest of its time (in the 19th century) and later incorporated into the World Heritage Site.

SL-ES Glasgow, Loch Lomond and Loch Katrine - Spanish Tour Guide

Find the most up-to-date information on our website Viajarporescocia.com.From Edinburgh to the KelpiesThe first stop will be in Falkirk to visit the Kelpies, the largest equine sculptures in the world.We will enjoy a pleasant walk along the Carron River and learn about the origin of these mythological creatures and the meaning artist Andy Scott has given them in his homage to the working horses of the area.Loch KatrineLake Katrine is said to be the most beautiful loch in Scotland and has certainly been a source of inspiration for all who have visited it. Here, lovers of literature will rediscover the charm of Sir Walter Scott's novels, reliving the hiding place of the great Scottish hero Rob Roy, or following in the footsteps of Roger and Brianna in Outlander. A lake whose charm has seduced everyone: including the austere Queen Victoria!Admission for the boat tour is not included in the excursion price.Loch LomondOur journey will continue through the Trossachs National Park to Balloch, on the shores of the UK's largest lake, Lough Lomond, one of the most popular tourist destinations in Scotland, where 19th century British high society chose these places to build their summer residences.GlasgowAt the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, it was the second most important city in the British Empire, a hugely important industrial and financial centre and the scene of the most exasperating social contrasts. The splendour and variety of its architecture has made Glasgow one of the most versatile locations in Scotland. We will travel through it on a panoramic tour that will take us to see the Tolbooth Tower, the banks of the River Clyde, the SSE Hydro, the Kelvingrove Museum, the University and the beautiful surrounding park, contrasting with the buildings of the post-industrial present. We will stop in the heart of the city: the elegant George Square, for a salute to the famous statue of the Duke of Wellington.From Glasgow to EdinburghAfter an intense day of travelling, through time and through some of Scotland's most fascinating places, we will conclude our journey on the Royal Mile.

LN+INV-EN - Inverness, loch Ness and Urquhart castle

ItineraryA 190 High Street, The Royal MileWe will leave from our meeting point: 190 High Street (in the heart of the Royal Mile)B BankfootFrom Edinburgh, we will stop on the way at the beautiful spot of Bankfoot, a place where we can rest after this first part of the journey, have a hot drink and take advantage of the surroundings to see the typical hairy cows of the Highlands, the Hairy Coos.C Culloden BattlefieldWe visit one of the most iconic places in Scottish history, the scene of the last battle fought on British soil, which would change Scottish society and end its clan system.D InvernessWe will follow the course of the River Ness until we reach the capital of the Highlands, Inverness, known for its Saint Andrews Cathedral and its castle. There you will have the opportunity to have a snack and stroll around the the city centre.E Loch Ness and Urquhart CastleOur next destination will be Loch Ness where we will have the opportunity to join the cruise on the lake and visit the ruins of Urquhart Castle.This castle was an ancient fortress that experienced some of Scotland’s great conflicts, from the Picts to the Jacobite Wars and the English invasion. It is undoubtedly a place with a lot of history, but also with a lot of magic.The ticket to the cruise trip and the entrance to Urquhart Castle is not included in the tour price. The price of the activities (a single price of £34 for adults and seniors, £24 for children 5-14 and infants, under 5, for free) includes both entrance tickets which cannot be purchased separately. If you are not interested in visiting Urquhart Castle, we recommend the Loch Ness, Glencoe & The Highlands tour option from Edinburgh.F PitlochryThe route will continue through the Cairngorms National Park. Lake Laggan and Ardverikie Palace will be some of the places we will pass through until we reach Pitlochry. This town of Victorian houses will welcome us to recharge our batteries in one of its pubs, before our return to Edinburgh.G Hanover Street (New Town, Edimburgo)We will be back in Edinburgh after having explored some of the most beautiful landscapes that Scotland has to offer.The final stop will be in the new Town, close to the city center, in Hanover Street.

Tour de 6 días: Escocia al Completo

Este circuito por Escocia es el más completo que puedes encontrar online, el que más atracciones incluye y donde puedes reservar el vuelo por separado y ahorrar hasta un 30% con respecto a otros tours de 5 días que puedes encontrar en internet.Día 1. St. Andrews, destilería y Castillo de DunnottarAbandonaremos Edimburgo cruzando South Queensferry y el famoso Fiordo del Forth para visitar la destilería Kingsbarns (o similar) y llegaremos a la hora del almuerzo al pueblo costero de St. Andrews, donde visitaremos las ruinas de su castillo y de su catedral.Continuaremos nuestro camino hasta el Castillo de Dunnottar, que podremos fotografiar, para finalmente dirigirnos a Aberdeen, donde pasaremos la noche.Alojamiento en Aberdeen. Desayuno incluido.Día 2. Elgin, Culloden, Fort George e InvernessHoy visitaremos una de las catedrales más importantes de las Tierras Altas: Elgin. Tras ello, llegaremos hasta Fort George, que nos ofrecerá vistas privilegiadas de la zona mientras recorreremos una de las fortalezas militares más importantes de Europa.Por último visitaremos el Campo de batalla de Culloden, elemental en la historia de Escocia y sus clanes, antes de llegar a Inverness, donde haremos una panorámica de la ciudad y finalmente nos dirigiremos nuestro hotel.Alojamiento en Tierras Altas. Desayuno y cena incluidos.Día 3. Lago Ness e isla de SkyeTras el desayuno haremos un crucero por el Lago Ness y visitaremos el Castillo de Urquhart, para posteriormente dirigirnos a la Isla de Skye no sin antes hacer una para en el Castillo de Eilean Donan, que podremos fotografiar desde fuera.Ya en la isla, y tras un buen paseo y suficiente tiempo para el almuerzo en su encantadora capital, Portree, visitaremos el Kilt Rock (unos acantilados cuyos pliegues recuerdan a la típica falda escocesa) y las formaciones rocosas de Old Man of Storr. Finalmente, llegaremos a nuestro alojamiento en la isla o alrededores.Alojamiento en la isla de Skye o alrededores. Desayuno y cena incluidos.Día 4. Valle de Glencoe, Lago Lomond y GlasgowHoy visitaremos el Commando Memorial y el Viaducto de Glenfinnan en nuestro regreso hacia el sur, para después alcanzar Fort William, donde podremos almorzar.Proseguiremos con nuestra ruta hasta cruzar el espectacular Valle de Glencoe y llegar hasta Luss, una pequeña localidad a orillas del Lago Lomond. Finalmente, terminaremos el día en Glasgow, donde habrá tiempo suficiente para disfrutar de la noche en la mayor ciudad de Escocia.Alojamiento en Glasgow. Desayuno incluido.Día 5. Stirling, Kelpies y GlasgowDespués de un buen desayuno, visitaremos la ciudad de Stirling y su histórico castillo. A continuación, admiraremos uno de los símbolos de Escocia: los majestuosos Kelpies. Más tarde, regresaremos a Glasgow para tener una visita panorámica de la ciudad. Aquí tendremos tiempo para comer y disfrutar de la tarde libre.Esta última noche tendremos el alojamiento incluido en Glasgow, de forma que al día siguiente los viajeros podrán disfrutar de Glasgow antes de continuar con sus planes de viaje.Alojamiento en Glasgow. Desayuno incluido.Al día siguiente cada viajero deberá desplazarse a su siguiente destino/aeropuerto o estación de salida. Este traslado no está incluido en el precio. Consúltanos para conocer las tarifas de cada traslado.*El alojamiento en Edimburgo NO está incluido. Cada viajero debe reservar su propio alojamiento en la capital por las noches que desee.

LN-EN Loch Ness, Glencoe and The Highlands from Edinburgh

Visit from Edinburgh the most spectacular landscapes of the Scottish Highlands with our excursion to Loch Ness, Glencoe and Highlands. Enjoy the forests of the Los Trossachs National Park. Crossing Glencoe, Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the United Kingdom, awaits us. Later, the Great Glen will welcome us. In its heart the waters of the great lakes of Scotland are immersed.Go ahead and embark on a cruise on Scotland’s best-known lake, the home of the most mythical monster in the country: Nessie. To finish, he offers a pint in a pub in Pitlochry, a Victorian village on the banks of the River Tay.ItineraryA 190 High Street, The Royal MileOur meeting point is at 190 of High Street at The Royal Mile, Edinburgh where the tour to Loch Ness will start. After passing by Stirling, from the bus, you will be able to spot the impressive silhouette of the Stirling Castle and the monument of William Wallace. We will then go through The Trossachs National Park and after passing by Callander we will make a stop at the entrance of Loch Lomond National Park and The Trossachs: Kilmahog, where, if you’re lucky, you may see some Highland cattle.B KilmahogWe will arrive at Rannoch Moor, surrounded by mountainous landscapes, lochs and valleys. We will stop in one of the most beautiful and magical valleys in Scotland, Glencoe, where the bloody massacre of the MacDonald clan took place. You will be able to take some great photos of The Three Sisters and also try to spot some of the famous scenery from famous films such as Harry Potter and James Bond.C Three Sisters ViewpointWe will make another quick stop to admire the Three Sisters, three unusual rock formations. The pointy ridges are named Gearr Aonach (short ridge), Aonach Dubh (black ridge) and Beinn Fhada (long ridge).D Fort AugustusWe will then continue with our trip to Loch Ness and pass through Fort William. This huge Scottish mountains and Ben Nevis will take us into The Great Glen. The Great Glen Fault divides the heart of The Highlands and takes in Loch Linhe, Loch Lochy, Loch Oich and Loch Ness. The Caledonian Canal and the Fort Augustus lock system will be our next destination. There’ll be plenty of time to visit the canal, to have lunch at any of the places available and to go on the Loch Ness cruise if you choose to do so. Don’t forget your camera, from this viewpoint you can get some amazong shots of the lake and its landscape.The ticket for the one hour cruise on Loch Ness is not included in the price of the day trip. (Ticket price for clients of the Loch Ness Bus is just – £21.00 adults / £19.00 senior citizens (over 60)/ £14.00 children from 4 to 15 years old / Free children younger than 4 years old. There is no family discount available. Only card payments are accepted.E Commando MemorialAfter leaving Loch ness, we will make our way to the Commando Memorial, a monument dedicated to brave soldiers in World war Two. From here, if the mist allows, you can see the magnificent Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the United Kingdom.F PitlochryOur journey will continue on Cairngorms National Park. Loch Lagann and Ardverikie Castle will be some of the places we will see on our way to Pitlochry. This village is full of beautiful Victorian houses and will be our last stop before our return to Edinburgh. You will have time to enjoy a drink in one of its many pubs.G Arrival to EdinburghOn our journey back to Edinburgh you will be able to enjoy the change in scenery between the Highlands and the Lowlands and also see the 19th century Forth railway bridge that crosses the Firth of Forth, yet another of Scotland’s contributions to the World Heritage List. Once back in the Edinburgh there will still be time for us to offer you sometips on how to spend your time in Scotland’s capital city.