Air charter Scotland

If you are travelling to Scotland via air charter one of the places you’re likely to visit is Glasgow. This city has changed remarkably over the last 20 years and now offers an exciting night out.

From Glasgow you can easily travel to the Argyll Forest Park with its beautiful Mountains, Lochs, Glens and Woodlands established.

On the way to the Forest Park you can visit Loch Lomond and the conservation village of Luss which was made famous by the TV soap operas, "Take the High Road”.

Having visited Loch Lomond you can make your way to the seat of the Cambell Clan at Inveraray Castle (current home of The Duke & Duchess of Argyll). Having visited the Cambells, why not move on to the Town of Oban - The Gateway to the Isles. You can have lunch at Oban and then move on to visit the ancient standing stones of Kilmartin and Kilmartin Glen, with its standing stones, burial cairns, rock art and carved rocks it is one of Scotland's richest archaeological landscapes.

Next on your agenda should be the Isle of Skye. You can get here via Crainlarach, Glencoe Visitor Centre, Spean Bridge, Fort Augustus on the shores of Loch Ness, Eilean Donan Castle, Kyle of Lochalsh and across the bridge to the Isle of Skye.

Once on the Isle of Skye you can visit Armadale Castle & Gardens Broadford, Portree in the main town in Skye, Uig, Dunvegan Castle and view the amazing Cuillins.

Following your visit of Skye we recommend you head south to picturesque town of Pitlochry situated on the left bank of the river Tummel. Here you can visit the smallest distillery in Scotland which produces one of the finest single malts in Scotland. Following Pitlochry you can travel south on to Stirling, land of the Braveheart, and site of Stirling Castle.

Whilst at Stirling you can visit William Wallace's Monument, Scotland’s national hero. Sir William Wallace defeated the English at the Battle of Stirling Bridge in the year 1297. If time permits we can also visit the Bannockburn Heritage Centre to learn more of Scottish history surrounding one of the pivotal battles of the 13/14th Century.

Next on the tour is South Queesferry to view the amazing Forth Railway Bridge and then on to Edinburgh via South Queensferry to view the magnificent Forth Railway Bridge.

Edinburgh is surely the duel of Scotland. This city has been listed as a World Heritage Sites since 1995. Here you can shop till you drop down Princess Street and the Royal Mile. If you are a fan of Dan Brown’s Da Vinci Code why not seek out the Rosslyn Chapel.