Photos and Videos

Luxury Gold will launch a Spectacular Scotland itinerary in 2026, bringing travelers across the country on a 10-day itinerary. The trip includes visiting Edinburgh Castle.

Photos & Videos Tours

Visiting Scotland with Luxury Gold

Luxury Gold will launch a Spectacular Scotland itinerary in 2026, bringing travelers across the country on a 10-day itinerary. The trip includes visiting Edinburgh Castle. Photo Credit: Brinley Hineman

Luxury Gold will launch a Spectacular Scotland itinerary in 2026, bringing travelers across the country on a 10-day itinerary. The trip includes visiting Edinburgh Castle.

On our five-day "taster" version of the itinerary, we spent a few hours in St. Andrews, home to the birthplace of golf.

We visited the Murrayshall Country Estate for tea, where a piper greeted us.

The sun sets over the Old Manse of Blair, where we spent one night on our itinerary. Here, guests can interact with the property's horses and Highland cows.

Horses graze in front of the Old Manse of Blair, which houses a Michelin-recommended restaurant.

The Old Manse of Blair is a boutique hotel in the Scottish Highlands.

The cozy Old Manse of Blair has several rooms for guests to relax while staying at the property.

The itinerary visits the Culloden Battlefield, where the last battle of British soil took place in 1746.

A historic loom weaves tartan at the only tartan mill in the Highlands. Travelers visit the Prickly Thistle as a "Make Travel Matter" experience.

Guests will stay at Durnoch Station, where travelers can take a golf lesson.

While exploring the Highlands, we visited Loch Ness, a lake made famous by its rumors of a monster lurking in the water.

The mist rises over Glen Coe in the Scottish Highlands.

While staying at the Knipoch House Hotel, guests can order a speciality cocktail that includes an edible wafer with an image of the hotel.

Tours and river cruise editor Brinley Hineman tries her hand at archery at the Cameron House on Loch Lomond.