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Experience the iconic filming locations of Outlander on this private luxury day tour from Edinburgh, including castles, palaces, and picturesque villages.
The Outlander Luxury Private Day Tour from Edinburgh offers an immersive experience into the beloved series’ filming locations, with a focus on comfort and personalized service. Priced at $698.04 per person, this 8-hour tour provides an exclusive, chauffeur-driven journey in a sleek Mercedes van, perfect for small groups of up to six guests. Departure from Edinburgh is seamless with hotel or cruise ship pickup and drop-off, ensuring a stress-free start and end to the day.
This private experience is designed for fans of the series and those eager to explore the Scottish countryside in style. The tour includes Wi-Fi access, bottled water, and the guidance of a knowledgeable local guide who shares stories and insights about the series and its locations. While entrance fees to attractions are not included, the tour’s flexibility allows stops for food and drinks, giving you a chance to relax and enjoy local flavors along the way.

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The tour begins with door-to-door service, making it easy to start your day without logistical worries. Whether from a hotel in Edinburgh or directly from the cruise ship port, the chauffeured Mercedes van ensures a comfortable, private journey. This setup is ideal for those who value convenience and personalized experience, avoiding crowded group tours.
The tour lasts approximately 8 hours, giving ample time to explore each location thoroughly while maintaining a relaxed pace. The inclusion of Wi-Fi and bottled water keeps you comfortable and connected throughout the day.

Your first stop is Midhope Castle, famously known as Lallybroch, Jamie’s beloved home in the series. While visitors cannot explore the ruins interior, they can sit on the famous steps of Lallybroch and picture Jamie or Claire walking through the courtyard.
Access to Midhope Castle is seasonal and not always guaranteed, so this stop offers the chance for iconic photos and to get a sense of the series’ setting from outside. The external view captures the charm of the castle’s location, set against the Scottish landscape.

Next, the tour takes you to Blackness Castle, a real 15th-century fortress that doubles as the Fort William location in Outlander. It’s the site of Jamie’s imprisonment and the Black Jack Randall scenes.
This stop provides striking views of the Forth Bridges as a backdrop, perfect for photography. Visitors get approximately 45 minutes to explore the castle exterior and appreciate its historic architecture and scenic surroundings.

The journey continues with a photo stop at Linlithgow Palace, which served as Wentworth Prison in the series. Visitors can admire the impressive ruins of this historic palace, which is the setting for some of the series’ most intense scenes, including Jamie’s torture.
While no indoor exploration is included, the ruins make for a memorable photo opportunity. This stop lasts about 30 minutes, offering a glimpse into Scotland’s royal past as well as a series backdrop.
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The next highlight is Doune Castle, built around 1400, which stands in for Castle Leoch, home to Colum MacKenzie and his clan. This late 14th-century courtyard castle is a striking structure with a 100-foot-high gatehouse and a grand Lords Hall.
Fans of Outlander recognize Doune Castle as the location where Claire disappears through the standing stones. The tour allocates one hour here, providing time to explore the castle’s grounds and take in the authentic medieval architecture. Admission fees are not included, but the castle’s historical charm is a major highlight.
A visit to Culross reveals a beautifully preserved 17th-century town, representing the fictional village of Cranesmuir in Outlander. The town is known for its historic buildings and Culross Palace, where Claire’s herb garden appears.
Spending about 45 minutes here, visitors can stroll through the picturesque streets and admire the well-preserved architecture that transports you back in time. This stop offers a chance to see the real-life town that enriches the series’ Scottish setting.
The tour’s final filming location is Falkland, where Mrs Baird’s Bed and Breakfast, now The Covenanters Hotel, appears as the series’ B&B. The village is situated opposite the Bruce Fountain and Falkland Palace, with the Lomond Hills providing a dramatic backdrop.
You can enjoy refreshments in a local coffee shop, walk around the village square, and see the Dalneigh Parish Church, renamed for the series. This stop lasts about 45 minutes, allowing for photos and a relaxed exploration of the charming village.
Throughout the day, the tour offers spectacular views as the vehicle crosses the Forth Road Bridge into Fife. The drive provides sweeping vistas of the Firth of Forth and the iconic Forth Bridge — a UNESCO World Heritage site.
This scenic drive enhances the experience, showcasing Scotland’s countryside and impressive engineering marvels, making the journey as memorable as the stops themselves.
The tour includes door-to-door service from Edinburgh or the cruise port, with Wi-Fi access and bottled water to keep you refreshed. While entrance fees are not included at each site, the flexible itinerary allows stops for meals and drinks at your own expense. Group discounts may be available, and mobile tickets make booking straightforward.
It’s worth noting that access to Lallybroch at Midhope Castle is seasonal and may not be guaranteed, so planning accordingly is advised. The tour is suitable for most travelers, with most participants able to join, and service animals are permitted.
This private, luxury tour is ideal for Outlander fans seeking an immersive experience in a comfortable setting. The knowledgeable local guide shares stories that bring the series’ locations to life, enriching your understanding of both the show and Scottish history. The scenic drives and stunning vistas make it suitable for anyone who appreciates a relaxed, personalized sightseeing day.
Because it is a private tour, the pacing is adaptable, and the stops are curated to ensure a memorable visit without feeling rushed. The upfront pricing reflects the exclusivity and comfort of a tailored experience, making it an excellent choice for those wanting more than just a standard sightseeing trip.
The Outlander Luxury Private Day Tour from Edinburgh delivers on its promise of a personalized, comfortable exploration of the series’ most iconic locations. The 8-hour itinerary covers castles, palaces, villages, and scenic drives, all with the convenience of door-to-door service and a dedicated guide.
While entrance fees are not included, the flexibility for food and additional exploration makes this tour adaptable to individual interests. The 5-star rating based on two reviews reflects its quality and appeal, especially for fans of the series or history enthusiasts.
This tour is best suited for those who value private, tailored experiences and wish to explore Scotland’s scenic spots in style. For travelers wanting to combine series fascination with ease and comfort, this experience offers a compelling option.
What is the duration of this tour?
The tour lasts approximately 8 hours, providing ample time to visit all stops at a relaxed pace.
Is transportation included?
Yes, door-to-door service in a Mercedes van is included, with pickup and drop-off at your hotel or cruise port.
Are entrance fees to attractions included?
No, entrance fees are not included, but the stops are mainly outdoors or are photo opportunities.
Can I bring food and drinks?
Yes, the itinerary allows time for food and drinks, which are at your own expense.
Is this tour suitable for children or those with mobility issues?
Most travelers can participate, but specific accessibility details are not provided. It’s advisable to consider mobility needs when booking.
What is the group size?
This is a private tour, limited to your group of up to six guests.
Do I need to book well in advance?
Yes, the tour is typically booked around 67 days in advance, especially during peak seasons.
Is there a cancellation policy?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the scheduled start, with a full refund.
How scenic is the drive?
The drive offers magnificent views across the Firth of Forth and Fife, with opportunities for photos of iconic landmarks like the Forth Bridge.