“Hope you get Jim Divine! He’s so friendly and knowledgeable. Encouraged everyone to ask questions and had a great sense of humor. The 12 hour excursion was broken up appropriately with plenty of bathroom and food breaks along the way. Would absolutely recommend to anyone”

“Iain gave a great overview of history during our travels and kept to our schedule. I would recommend this tour to get a taste of this part of Scotland.”

“Our tour to Loch Ness was thoroughly enjoyable, with a journey that offered breathtaking scenery throughout. Our guide was attentive and ensured we paused at all the picturesque spots for photo opportunities and convenient pit stops, which were much appreciated. The only drawback was the length of the journey, which limited the time available at each stop. As multiple tour buses tended to arrive simultaneously at popular locations, this occasionally led to congestion. As a result, purchasing food became challenging, and at times, we had to forgo it altogether.”

“Great views! Wonderful experience. Crew was very helpful and accommodating. We loved the whole experience. The crew was magnificent.”

“I enjoyed the cruise. Could've spent longer. Worth it just to be on the water. Scottish hot chocolate, yummy”

“We arrived 2 mins late due to parking and the bus left without us. Beware you must be early to this event. We ended up driving our rental car to the boat and was able to join part of the tour which was great, but in general stressful.”

“Honest Nick was a great guide for our day trip to Stirling Castle and Loch Lomond cruise. A guided castle tour is not to be missed— Steven was a thoroughly entertaining and informative guide. Could easily spend 3-4 hours on site. Lunch stop in Callander was especially enjoyable. Short drive to a relaxing cruise with sensational scenery. Fabulous day all around!”

“Once off the train from Edinburgh, we had difficulty finding Hawes Pier. Got lost and turned around a few times. The locals were very helpful but it is difficult to give directions to total strangers.We walked down some very treacherous, rotting, slippery wooden steps.Better signage would help. The staff on board the vessel were very informative. Loved seeing Incholm Island- wish we had gotten off to explore but it was a little rainy. A tour well worth doing if visiting Edinburgh.”

“Great trip! The skipper was very informative and stopped the boat to explain what we were looking at several times. The last stop was seal island and she explained it was not the best time to see the seals as they were trying to find food after the winter. We did managed to see one though which finished off a lovely trip.”

“It was amazing to get such great and close views of the three bridges over the Forth, and to hear how each one was a record-breaker on completion. Pleasant cruise along the river and over to Inch Colm Island (I chose not to get off, but the Abbey there looks awesome!), and we saw some SEALS on the way.”

“Once we established the correct place to be the boat arrived on time, lifejacket supplied and safety brief then off we went. So many dolphins swimming with us. Sensational. Would do it all again.”

“Richie as our Scotland's Wild tour guide was the most fantastic experience ever. My husband and I did the 1-day Loch Ness/Hermitage/Glen Coe tour. What a kind man and amazing human. Please promote him, pay him more, give him whatever whiskys he wants, as he deserves the world. Also, the small van is a more more enjoyable experience than the large 40+ buses from another tour company we did, so that is a major sustain. Please book Scotland's Wild - this was everything we could ask for in a tour.”

“Best tour ever! We were so sad we couldn’t get tickets to the Jacobite train and did this tour just to see the train pass by! We saw it pass by and it was amazing. It was at a distance but still close enough to enjoy the view. As we passed by we saw huge crowds by the viaduct standing there trying to take pictures, at that moment I was thankful only 8 of us were on board enjoying a much better view. I guess to each its own. What really blew me away is that we cruised for about an hour into the water and we saw Harry Potter…”