Glenfinnan, Fort William and Glen Coe Adventure
See the Jacobite Steam Train crossing the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct and experience some of the finest scenery the Highlands has to offer.
Glenfinnan, Fort William and Glen Coe Adventure - 1 day tour
About this Tour
Glenfinnan, Mallaig and Glen Coe Adventure
One day tour
Travel along the “Bonnie, Bonnie Banks” of Loch Lomond and then through the wilderness of Rannoch Moor to reach awesome Glen Coe. After a break in Fort William, enjoy a drive along the picturesque “Road to the Isles” to visit Glenfinnan. Between 05 May to 26 September 2025, watch as the real Hogwarts Express steams into view and crosses the famous Glenfinnan Viaduct, just like in the Harry Potter movies!
Glen Coe - soak up the beauty of this stunning valley
Fort William - discover breath-taking views of Loch Linnhe and Ben Nevis
Road to the Isles - this popular scenic route boasts shimmering lochs, towering mountains and silver sands
Glenfinnan - visit the evocative memorial to the fallen Highlanders and admire the views of Loch Shiel
Jacobite Steam Train - have your camera ready as this famous train puffs its way across the Glenfinnan Viaduct
Loch Lomond - explore the pretty village of Luss and enjoy the views across the loch to towering Ben Lomond
Movie locations - Skyfall, Harry Potter and My Name is Joe
Full Tour Itinerary
From the centre of bustling Glasgow, travel into the beauty of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. Enjoy an ever-changing panorama as we journey towards our first stop in the Highland village of Tyndrum.
As the coach climbs the Black Mount, it offers fantastic views over Loch Tulla and the surrounding countryside. Our journey then reaches the wilderness of Rannoch Moor, which extends for some 50 sq miles and is one of the most remote areas left in Europe.
There is a stop amongst the majestic scenery of Glen Coe. We’ll hear stories of its colourful history, including the sad tale of the infamous massacre in 1692. Later, we make the short journey to Fort William for a refreshment break.
The famous “Road to the Isles” will take us through stunning scenery. As well as being one of Scotland’s most scenic drives, this route takes us through an area that will forever be connected to Bonnie Prince Charlie and the 1745 Jacobite Rebellion.
The 21 arches of the Glenfinnan Viaduct make a spectacular sight. Known to fans as the “Harry Potter Bridge”, we’ll be in time to watch the Jacobite Train* steam across, just like the Hogwarts Express does in the movies! Our extended stop will allow time to visit the atmospheric monument to the fallen Highlanders who fought for the Jacobite cause. It has a scenic location overlooking Loch Shiel, the filming location of the "Black Lake" in the grounds of Hogwarts School, where many Grindylow's lived.
We’ll make a stop by the “Bonnie Bonnie Banks” of Loch Lomond for refreshments before making the final part of the journey back to Glasgow. What a wizard day it’s been!
* Tour departures between 5 May and 26 September 2025 are timed to allow customers to view the Jacobite Steam Train crossing the Glenfinnan Viaduct.
Details
What's Included
- Transport by air-conditioned vehicle
- Live commentary in English
- Services of an experienced driver/guide
- Service charges and taxes
What's NOT Included
- Admission charges
- Meals, snacks or items of a personal nature
- Gratuity to your driver/guide
Departure Information
From outside The Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO) Building
(opposite Buchanan Street Bus Station)
19 Killermont Street
Glasgow G2 3NX
Check-in: 07:00 hrs
Tour Departs: 07:15 hrs
Tour Returns: 18:00 hrs
Child details
Concession discounts apply to adults aged 60 years and above; students and children aged 4 to 15 years inclusive.
We’re really sorry but children aged under 4 years cannot travel on this tour.
Photo-ID may be requested to confirm discount entitlement.
Price Notes
Book Assured
Book by paying a 20% deposit. Make date changes or get a full refund with 48 hours notice before travel. Click here for more information.
Admission Prices
To give you maximum flexibility, admission fees are not included in the cost of this tour.
Jacobite Steam Train
Tour departures between 5 May and 26 September 2025 are timed to allow customers to view the Jacobite Steam Train crossing the Glenfinnan Viaduct.
The train timetable is subject to change or cancellation. The operation of the train cannot be guaranteed.
FAQs
Please see the FAQ section for more information on this tour.
Product code
TB 02985
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Glenfinnan, Fort William and Glen Coe Adventure
See the Jacobite Steam Train crossing the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct and experience some of the finest scenery the Highlands has to offer.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I expect on this Signature Day Tour?
Travelling on a Signature one-day tour is a great way to discover the best of Scotland from your city centre base of Edinburgh, Glasgow or Inverness.
During your day of discovery we’ll introduce you to many aspects of our country: spectacular scenery, history, folklore, nature and much, much more.
Travel is provided by air-conditioned vehicle and each tour is led by an experienced driver/guide who will provide a live commentary in English.
There are stops planned at the key sights as well as for meals and comfort breaks.
Will I see the Jacobite Stream Train?
The Jacobite Steam Train operates from 5 May to 26 September 2025. During these dates, the tour is scheduled to allow passengers to watch the real Hogwarts Express cross the famous Glenfinnan Viaduct.
Outwith these dates the tour will still make a stop so you can view the viaduct, but there will be no viewing of the train.
The Jacobite Steam Train is run by an independent train operating company. Despite careful planning, unforeseen circumstances mean it's not possible to guarantee that the tour will arrive at Glenfinnan in time to observe the train.
Will there be stops for meals and are they included in the price of the tour?
Meals are not included in the tour price, but we will make stops where you can get refreshments and something to eat.
If you wish, you can bring a packed lunch or pick up lunch items at a previous stop.
Vegetarian food is widely available in Scotland.
What sort of weather can I expect?
Ah, this is the $64,000 question! It may surprise you to know that we have a very temperate climate in Scotland. The geography of Scotland means that it does rain more frequently in the west of the country and there are stronger winds in the east. If it does rain on your tour we will not be too concerned and neither should you be – we need it to make our whisky!
When should I book my tour?
We would recommend making your booking as soon as your travel plans are finalised. Booking early will ensure that you can travel on the departure date of your choosing.
The tours featured on this website are very popular and sell out quickly.
Customer Reviews Overall Rating:
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Rating: (5 /5) 18 Aug 2025
It was a day well spent. Scotland is stunning and this tour was perfect. Safe and comfortable.
Sandhya from London, GB
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Rating: (4 /5) 18 Jul 2025
We would have liked to spend more time exploring Fort William. We stopped outside of the Town Centre and only had 45 minutes for lunch. I would have prefered a more Central location in the Town and a little bit longer to explore the shops in the town.
John from Chorley, GB
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Rating: (5 /5) 27 Jun 2025
Cannot recommend this tour enough, it was fantastic!! The scenery was stunning and there was plenty of time to wander around at each of the 3 main stop off points. Our tour guide Alistair was very knowledge on Scottish history and was a very good driver too!
Sarah from Stockton on Tees, GB
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