Scottish Tours & Driver guiding with Kathleen Cameron

30/08/2026

Loch Fyne and Inveraray from opposite shore last night.
Sunset

14/08/2026

Inverness;Loch Ness,Urquhart Castle and a great visit to MacGregors for a Sunday Session
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14/08/2026

A visit to Loch Ness; Urquhart Castle and afternoon tea and - not to be missed - highland cows

01/08/2026

17/07/2026

Sorry for long absence - just been busy lately!
Just finished a lovely 10 day tour with these lovely couples from N & S Carolina. Perfect weather and great locations including Edinburgh; Inveraray; Inverness; Pitlochry and St Andrews.
One of the highlights was the sheepdog demonstration at Kincraig near Aviemore.
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22/05/2026

One of the fascinating stories from Argyll is that of the Kilbrennan Pipers.

In the 1700s, the nearby village of Kilbrennan on Loch Tuath was home to a famous piping school run by the Rankin family, hereditary pipers to Clan Maclean. Students travelled here to learn the art of piping, sometimes spending years mastering the music and traditions of the Highlands.

Following the Jacobite Rising, piping was suppressed as part of efforts to control Highland culture after 1745. Local pipers are said to have continued playing in secret beside Eas Fors waterfall, where the roar of the water helped disguise the sound of the pipes.

Stories like these are woven through the landscapes of the Highlands and Islands, bringing history to life for visitors exploring Scotland today.

21/05/2026

I am based in Inveraray and would highly recommend a visit to magnificent Inveraray Castle as part of a tour through the west Highlands of Scotland.

Set on the shores of Loch Fyne, Inveraray Castle has been the ancestral home of the Dukes of Argyll, chiefs of Clan Campbell, since the 1700s. Designed in a striking Gothic Revival style with fairytale towers and beautifully landscaped grounds, it remains one of Scotland’s most impressive stately homes.

Inside, visitors can discover grand rooms, historic collections, armouries and fascinating stories connected to one of Scotland’s most powerful clans, while outside the castle sits against the dramatic backdrop of mountains and lochside scenery that makes this part of Argyll so special.

It is always a highlight for guests visiting the area.

20/05/2026

This is the logo that appears on my vehicles, showing a route winding through the mountains and landscapes that make the Highlands of Scotland so special.

Every tour is about more than simply reaching destinations. It is about discovering the stories, history, scenery and hidden places along the way, with journeys tailored to give visitors a genuine experience of Scotland.

Let me guide you through the Highlands of Scotland.