Celtic Myths & Whisky
A Complete Journey Through Whisky Scotland
A whisky can tell the story of Scotland and the resilience of a people.
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£ 4.400 / person
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16–28 Agosto 2027
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THE JOURNEY
Scotland is a country of breathtaking landscapes, stories of clans and battles, Celtic myths and a drink that carries all of that heritage in every drop. On this 13-day expedition, we travel the country from south to north and east to west — from Edinburgh's medieval closes to the dramatic cliffs of Skye, from the centuries-old distilleries of Speyside to the peaty islands of Islay. Whisky is not just a drink we taste: it is the lens through which we understand Scotland — its geography, its economy, its resilience and its soul.
ITINERARY
Arrival in Edinburgh
Airport reception and transfer to the hotel. First group meeting. Free time to settle in and explore the Scottish capital.
Edinburgh — First Immersion
Arthur's Seat, the Leith neighbourhood and the city's historic pubs. Getting to know Edinburgh before climbing the Royal Mile.
Edinburgh — Royal Mile & Castle
Royal Mile, Edinburgh Castle and the Scotch Whisky Experience. The history of the Scottish capital and its relationship with whisky, told from atop a volcanic hill.
Heading to Speyside — Dufftown
Leaving Edinburgh in the morning, crossing the Highlands towards the heart of whisky production. Arrival in Dufftown in the afternoon.
Speyside — Distilleries
A full day in Speyside visiting legendary distilleries including Glenfiddich, Balvenie, Macallan and Aberlour. The region with the highest concentration of single malts in the world.
Highlands — Inverness & Loch Ness
Visit to Inverness, capital of the Highlands. Exploration of Loch Ness and the surrounding region. Traditional pubs and the spirit of the Highlands.
Isle of Skye — Arrival in Portree
Scenic route to the Isle of Skye. Stop at Eilean Donan Castle. Arrival in Portree with a visit to local distilleries.
Skye — Neist Point & Talisker
Neist Point, Old Man of Storr and Scotland's most dramatic landscapes. Visit to Talisker distillery — where whisky reflects the force of the North Atlantic.
Ferry to Islay
Morning departure from Portree. Ferry crossing to Islay, the sacred island of peated whisky.
Islay — Port Ellen & Bowmore
A full day on Islay visiting its most iconic distilleries: Laphroaig, Lagavulin and Ardbeg. The scent of smoke and brine in the air is part of the island's identity.
Islay → Glasgow — The Kelpies
Departure from Islay to the mainland. Stops at the Kelpies and the Falkirk Wheel before arriving in Glasgow.
Glasgow / Lowlands
Exploring Glasgow — museums, lively pubs and the West End. Visit to the urban Clydeside distillery, which revives the whisky tradition in the heart of the city.
Closing — Final Toast
Return to Edinburgh. Free time for shopping and last explorations. Closing dinner with the finest single malts of the journey. A toast, memories, and transfer to the airport.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Do I need to like whisky?
No expertise required. The expedition presents whisky as a tool for understanding Scotland — its history, geography and culture. Non-drinkers can enjoy everything equally.
Is the price per person based on a shared room?
Yes. The £ 4,400 price is per person in twin/double accommodation. Contact us for the single supplement.
Are the Isle of Skye and Islay included?
Yes. Both islands are on the itinerary, with 2 nights on Skye and the Islay ferry crossing included in the package.
INTEREST IN THE EXPEDITION
Limited to 6 guests.
Contact us to check availability and reserve your spot.
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