Sgùrr Tours

23/06/2026

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 The story so far... 🌲

We’ve been having an absolute blast showing incredible families around the Highlands so far this year! From epic loch views to ancient castle ruins, the memories have been unforgettable.

Ready to write your own Scottish adventure story?

👇 Book your tour today and save!
🎟️ Use code EARLYBIRD10 at checkout for 10% OFF all tours.
🔗 https://sgurrtours.com/our-tours/

12/02/2026

10% Early Bookings For 2026 Until March 31st 2026.

As some of you may or may not know, last summer 2026 I was diagnosed with a good old dose of Prostate Cancer, had surgery end of August and I have not worked since! My first tour back to work will be next Friday to the Isle of Skye which I am really looking forward to, it seems like an age ago I was at work and I can not wait to get back out driving and meeting you folk and seeing my friends on route.

To celebrate my long awaited return to work, I am offering 10% off all tours which are booked direct from now until March 31st, so if you have plans to come and visit get booking and save. If you book on our website please use discount code EARLYBIRD10 if you email please let us know you saw this post.

I shall look forward to meeting some of you this season.

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08/12/2025

I tried to be strong through the diagnosis and the surgery. But looking at Laura, and realising what she went through to support me... the walls just came down.

Tonight in Episode 3, we share the partner's perspective. It’s a 50-minute deep dive into our marriage, the fear, and the role reversal of cancer.

This moment at the end of the interview says it all. ❤️

The full episode premieres tonight at 7:00 PM on YouTube. Link in bio.

08/12/2025

We swapped places. And we filmed the conversation.

Tonight at 7 PM, UK Time, Episode 3 goes live. This is the hardest, but most important, video we’ve made so far.

Most of you know that a few years ago, I supported Laura through her breast cancer diagnosis. This year, the tables turned, and she had to support me through my Prostate Cancer.

We sat down to talk about that "role reversal"—the fear, the sleepless nights, and what it’s actually like to be the partner watching someone you love go through surgery.

It’s honest, it’s emotional, and it’s a side of cancer that rarely gets talked about.

Please join us for the Premiere tonight.

Link to watch is in the comments 👇

05/12/2025

17 months to get diagnosed, 3 hours of surgery... and then came the catheter tube gets yanked out!.😅

Episode 2 Premiers tomorrow Saturday 6th December at 10:00am UK.

My journey continues in Episode 2. The surgery was done, but I wanted to show you guys what the recovery really looks like. We filmed the moment the catheter was removed (huge thanks to Nurse Bill for being a sport!) and the complications with my bladder and other personal issues that followed.

It’s not exactly a glamourous episode, but it’s the truth.

Please give it a watch and share it if you think it could help someone.

Here is the Link: https://youtu.be/Iqv0CAYZ6N4

Episode 2 of 4: The Gritty RecoveryThe surgery is done, but the real challenge begins in recovery. In this episode, I share the raw reality of the immediate ...

04/12/2025

As you may all or may not know I was diagnosed with prostate cancer on July 2nd this year, and at the last minute I decided it would be a great idea to document my journey, so I decided to make a video to raise awareness for Prostate Cancer. This video actually grew arms and legs and suddenly became a mini documentary series, it has now grown into a possible 4 part series, parts 2 and 3 will be released shortly.

I am having a premiere tonight at 19:00 UK Time and I will be live in the chat room if anyone wants to ask me anything. Here is the link to the YouTube video so hopefully will see you there, if not please go have a watch later, like it and share it to as many people as you can to help others who may have been diagnosed with prostate cancer, or just to get the word out to get yourself checked. Thanks very much for your support and taking the time to watch Part 1 of possible 4. Cancer UK

PROSTATE CANCER: The Diagnosis & The Procedure (Episode 1 of 4)I was diagnosed with Prostate Cancer aged 48 after 17 months of vague symptoms that were not c...