Britain · 2-DAY EXPERIENCES
11 2-day experiences you can book today, each with its price, its running time and the sort of traveller it suits. The first one is first for a reason.
Spend two days at LEGOLAND Windsor Resort in England with admission to more than 55 rides, shows, play areas, and LEGO displays. Ride The Dragon, try LEGO City Driving School, and see Miniland’s world landmarks built from over 42 million bricks. Your ticket is mobile, and children must be accompanied by an adult.
Use a mobile ticket for two consecutive days at Alton Towers Resort in Staffordshire. You can ride Wicker Man, try more than 50 rides and attractions, and bring younger children to shows featuring Elmo, Phoebe, Funella, and Furgus. Parking, food, drinks, transport, and souvenir photos cost extra.
“Anyone with disabled access cards please make sure you pre book. I hadn't, they gave me my 1st day but not the 2nd. You have to book months in advance now apparently. Wish I had known this. 2nd day wasted as was not able to hang around for an hr or 2 per ride.”
Spend 35 hours touring the Highlands from Edinburgh with an English-speaking guide, one night in a Fort Augustus B&B, and a one-way ride on the Jacobite steam train. You will visit Culloden, Clava Cairns, Loch Ness, Glen Coe, and Mallaig. Guides such as Steven B, Iain, Ben, and Keith are praised for lively storytelling and thoughtful detours.
“The tour guide Steven B was an excellent guide. He was excellent in giving out the history in a very nice way. He was also ready to answer any questions from all of us on the tour. He was also very friendly. loved all the places we toured. Scotland is truly a beautiful place .”
Spend two busy days traveling from Edinburgh through Pitlochry, Culloden, Loch Ness, Fort Augustus, Mallaig, and Glencoe. You ride the Jacobite Steam Train, known as the Hogwarts Express, stay overnight with breakfast, and travel by small-group minivan with a guide such as Paul, Steven, Ian, or Jamie. Expect long driving days and several extra fees.
“Ian our tour guide was fantastic! He had all of the details handled and we were truly able to just enjoy. It was a great way to see the sights outside of Edinburgh. Ian was knowledgeable and super friendly. We had an issue with the bus, but the tour company took care of it.”
Travel from Edinburgh through Loch Lomond, Glencoe, Glenfinnan, and the Great Glen to Eilean Donan and Loch Ness. An English-speaking driver-guide, modern air-conditioned bus, regular photo stops, and an overnight stay in Fort William make this a practical first taste of the Highlands. Accommodation is included only with the selected option.
“The schedule balanced travel and sightseeing well, and above all, the scenery was beautiful. Our guide, Jamie, also explained things clearly (though in English), making it a straightforward and pleasant tourz”
Travel from Edinburgh to Inverness and back in a Mercedes minicoach with a maximum of 16 people. Your guide connects Glen Coe, Glenfinnan, Loch Ness, Culloden, Clava Cairns, Pitlochry, and Dunkeld through Scottish history, folklore, and local stories. Accommodation is extra, and Glenfinnan runs April through October.
“Beatiful Highland scenery, Glenfinnan Viaduct, Culloden Batlefield. Lot of beatiful sightseeings. Hole trip was wonderful experience. Suitably rhythmic driving and pauses. Our driver/guide James was avesome. He told interesting stories about places and keep travelers in good mood.”
Spend two days crossing Scotland’s Highlands by air-conditioned bus, with stops at Loch Lomond, Glencoe, Fort William, Loch Ness, Culloden, Clava Cairns, and the Cairngorms. An overnight stay in Inverness is available, and guides such as Sam, Mark, Scott, and Kenny are praised for lively stories, local insight, and good timing.
“Our guide Sam was the perfect mix of informative, funny, nice and good driver. Also, the itinerary is very good! It gives enough time at each spot to enjoy and look around, it didn't feel like we were rushing at all. Would definitely recommend!”
Travel from Edinburgh to Inverness in a 16-seat minibus with an English-speaking driver-guide. Visit Loch Morlich, Clava Cairns, Loch Ness, Urquhart Castle, Glen Coe, and Loch Lomond. The trip includes one night in a locally owned B&B and a Jacobite Cruise, weather permitting. Guides such as Stevie, Peter, and David have led past departures.
“The guide Mac was very knowledgeable. He literally enacted Scottish history and shared a great bonhomie with the driver Craig. The B&B was extremely comfortable. Ben was very hospitable. The room was warm and cosy, water warm The scenic beauty of Scotland is just amazing”
Travel from Edinburgh in a small Mercedes mini-coach with an English-speaking guide. See Glen Coe, Glenfinnan Viaduct, Loch Ness, Culloden, Clava Cairns, Pitlochry, and Dunkeld, with an overnight in Inverness. Accommodation and meals cost extra. Guides such as Andy, Eddie, James, and Paul are known for lively history and personal service.
“James McGregor provided for all three of us our hoped for trip of a lifetime. His love of country and candid stories and explanations of the sites we visited were amazing! We came away emotional and well educated about the Highlands and the country of Scotland. He is a proud member of your organization and is, I suspect, one of your company's best marketing assets. Our group became a solid unit under his guidance on our Wee Red Bus. As mobility impaired Senior ladies we also realized we were traveling with a well raised gentleman. Our Bus was comfortable and very ease of access compatible. James added his support when…”
Spend two busy but rewarding days with a live English-speaking guide through Glencoe, Loch Ness, Inverness, Culloden, and the Cairngorms. Guides such as Shug, Gillian, Mary, and Andrew T. are praised for warm storytelling. You will sleep in Inverness, travel by air-conditioned bus, and return to Glasgow by train from Edinburgh.
“All of the places we could stop for photographs and the friendliness of our guide”
Travel by air-conditioned minibus through Loch Lomond, Glencoe, Glenfinnan, Eilean Donan, and Loch Ness, with an overnight stay in Fort William. An English-speaking guide such as Andrew T, Mark, Sean, Lollie, or Iain may lead the trip, adding stories, humor, and local context. Accommodation can be included or booked independently.
“Our driver/guide Lollie was exceptional. She exceeded all expectations. I cannot say enough about how wonderful she was. Many thanks to her!”
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