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Outlander Tour (Part 2: Redoux) - 8 nights, 7 passengers max

Outlander Tour of Scotland - see where Jamie & Claire lived and loved (Small Group Outlander Tour )

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Pick a date below to reserve your seat on this Outlander Redoux tour!

• June 7th (4 Seats)
• July 5th (Maybe 1)

This Outlander Redoux tour visits sights from Season & Book Two and Beyond. Since large parts of season 2 take place in Paris, we are using the slang French term "Redoux". It is also "refreshed and re-mixed" with some sights of season 3 and 4 as well as some from season 1 that might have been missed in the original Outlander Immersion Tours.

However, this tour works just fine as a stand-alone experience, so you are more than welcome to take the Redoux tour prior to the Immersion tour if the dates work out better for you. If you need help getting to Inverness or want to spend time in Glasgow and/or Edinburgh before or after the tour, please contact me and I'll help you work out the details.

How is this Outlander Tour of Scotland is different than other tours out there?

• Scottish to the core makes this the perfect choice: You'll be staying in authentic Scottish accommodations and your Scottish tour guides know Scotland and Scottish history. You'll love Scotland like they do by the end of your tour.
• The size: with only 7 people maximum, you get to interact with the other members of the tour and the wonderful guide. It also means that you won't have a multitude of people pouring out of a bus at Craigh na Dun or Clava Cairns where it is nice to have a bit of peace when you're trying to go back through the stones or see if you can spot Jamie and Claire in the woods. (But watch out for Black Jack - you would not want him coming up behind you!)
  
• Inverness Tours: Diana Gabaldon (Herself) recommends Inverness Tours (5* on Trip Advisor). They have the best guides and Hugh Allison, Dave Fyfe, Ian Deveney and Laura Moon have been expertly guiding Outlander tours for years and they are also familiar with the TV series. They are knowledgeable, charming and entertaining. This is not a boring bus ride from one spot to the next - you will leave feeling like you know Scotland and have had the ultimate tour.
• And finally, me: I am an IATAN Accredited Travel Agent and I created these tours in conjunction with Hugh Allison. I am Outlander fan just like you. I've been thrilled by the Outlander TV series and have read all of the Outlander books (ah, more than once). I also create individual blogs for each of the tours so you can chat with the other members on your tour before you go to Scotland. And I have traveled - a lot - to Scotland and Ireland. So I can help you with questions about international travel as well as any questions you have about Scotland specifically.
• As one traveler said, "AMAZING! SUPER FAB!! STUPENDOUS!!! Thanks to you and Hugh for organizing such a full, fun and adventurous tour! Your pre-trip assistance and communications were always spot on (or should I say Scot on?)! " See more reviews here under Testimonials.

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• Day 1 & 2 - Inverness

  Spend 2 nights in Inverness, the Capital of the Scottish Highlands. On your own, using the included 1 day hop-on hop-off bus pass, see the sights of the charming city of Inverness. Like most Scottish towns, Inverness is filled with friendly people and has traditional music and very good shopping.
  
  Recommended places to visit: The Whisky Shop just up the hill from the River Ness on High Street, Gellions Bar (nightly live music) across the street from the Whisky Shop, Hootananny (more music) down Church Street, Highland House of Fraser - Kiltmaker & Supplier of Highland Dress, "The Bar" at the Glenmoriston Townhouse Hotel (for a wee dram), and just past there, the Ness Islands (a lovely walk thru tall trees). See my blog : Things to do in Inverness.
  
  To get to Inverness, you can fly, take a train or a bus. Inverness is about 3.5 hours from Glasgow or Edinburgh by train. See my blog: Getting to Inverness then contact Kathie if you have any questions.
  Overnight: B&B or Hotel in Inverness
  

• Day 3 - Jacobite Steam Train then Over the Sea to Skye, the Clan Donald Centre & Portree

  Today will begin with a drive to Fort William to board the Jacobite Steam Train. Described as the greatest railway journey in the world, this 42 mile trip takes you across the 21-arched Glenfinnan viaduct (seen in the Harry Potter films) which overlooks the Jacobite monument. Then we’ll take the ferry (weather permitting) "Over the Sea to Skye". We’ll stop for a visit to the Clan Donald Centre, also known as the Museum of the Isles. After seeing the history of the Isles and the stunning views from the ruined castles over to the mainland, we’ll travel on to the colorful town of Portree. You will spend 2 nights on magical Isle of Skye.
  Overnight: Hotel in Portree, Isle of Skye

• Day 4 - Isle of Skye - Trotternish Peninsula, Fairy Glen, Dunvegan Castle & Island on the Edge

  You will have one full day on the Isle of Skye to enjoy it's many enticing delights. This will be a delightful morning of touring the Trotternish Peninsula including photostops at Old Man of Storr, Kilt Rock and the breathtaking view from the Quiraing. From there we’ll drive through the lovely hills leading to the ferry port of Uig with a stop at the magical Fairy Glen. After lunch in Portree, you will visit Dunvegan Castle and see it's unusual gardens. This will be followed by a visit to the "Island on the Edge" for a rare insight into the island's traditional culture, plus a look at contemporary working life and issues for croft farmers (and you may possibly be able to hold a lamb). After seeing their sheep and beautiful handcrafted items, you’ll return to Portree for the night.
  Overnight: Hotel in Portree, Isle of Skye

• Day 5 - Eilean Donan, Fort William, Glencoe, Drummond Castle & Gardens

  To start the day, you will visit one of the most photographed castles in Scotland, Eilean Donan Castle. It was partially destroyed in a Jacobite uprising in 1719, but after 200 years (and then 20 years of toil and labour) it was restored to its former glory and re-opened in 1932. After a stop in Fort William for lunch, you will get to see the sweeping hills and valleys of Glencoe which is featured in the opening credits of Outlander. There will be time for photo stops so you can get out of the van and actually experience this most gorgeous location. The final stop for the day will be Drummond Castle & Gardens. The gardens are immediately recognizable as the film location of Versailles. (See if you can find the location where Jamie and Murtagh were practicing their sword skills.)
  Overnight: Hotel in Stirling

• Day 6 - Wardpark Studios (drive by), Cumbernauld Glen, Dunure Harbour, Dean Castle Country Park, (optional Stirling Castle)

  On this day you'll get a glimpse of the Wardpark Film Studios where the filming for Outlander is produced (as we drive by the locked compound). Then the actual first stop of the day will be be at the site where scenes for Fraser's Ridge were filmed and you'll enjoy a walk through the ancient and mature oak woodlands of Cumbernauld Glen. Both the woods around Jamie and Claire's cabin, and the bear fight were filmed here. For those who love a walk on the wild side, Cumbernauld Glen is also a haven for wildlife. Early spring sees pockets of snowdrops appearing and summer brings a profusion of bluebells. The next destination is Dunure which is on the lovely coast of Scotland. This is where filming for the Season 3 harbor scenes took place when they were getting ready to sail to the Caribbean as well as the conversation with Jared. (This is also the site from Season 4 where Bree and Lizzie were walking around the harbor.) The beach and castle next to the harbor were used for the scenes in Season 3 where Claire and Jamie watch young Ian swim out to Silkies’ Island. Then you will visit Dean Castle Country Park which stands in for the home of Lord Lovat, Beaufort Castle. This is where Claire and Jamie went to try to persuade the Old Fox to send his clan to aid Charles Stuart. The final stop of the day will be an optional visit to Stirling Castle.
  Overnight: Hotel in Stirling

• Day 7 - The TV location of 'the Mill', Rosslyn Chapel, Wilmington, Glencorse Old Kirk, the Duke's kitchen

  Today we will start with one of the most remembered scenes in outlander - "the Mill" where Jamie dove in the frigid water to free the stuck wheel. The filming was done at the picturesque Preston Mill – one of the oldest, working, water-driven meal mills in Scotland. After searching around for Jamie's clothes, you'll stop for a visit at Rosslyn Chapel (as long as we're in the neighborhood and it is such a not to be missed site). Then we'll journey to one of the filming sites of Wilmington and see the location where Jamie and Claire went to see a play, and then Claire performed emergency surgery. The filming was done at Arniston House which has historical links to Rosslyn Chapel and Culloden, as the family was eventually instrumental in getting the tartan act repealed. After a special lunch at Arniston, you'll get to visit the beautiful church where Jamie and Claire's iconic wedding took place. You can stand in the exact spot where Claire learned Jamie's full name. Next will be Callendar House, which was used as Bellhurst Manor, and the authentic Georgian working kitchen was that of the Duke of Sandringham ("Off with your head!").
  Overnight: Hotel in Stirling

• Day 8 - Film Locations for the Witches Trial, Mohawk Village, and a Distillery

  Our first stop will be Tibbermore Church to visit the site of the Witches Trial and stand in the same pulpit where Claire and Gellis faced the angry crowd. After having some fun there we'll travel on to the Faskally Forest which was used as the filming site for the Mohawk Village in season 4. This is where the bark hut and thatched building were set up and you'll get to tromp around in the woods trying to find Roger. (really, I have to say it: "Where's Roger?" Did Diana Gabaldon do that on purpose?) Then you'll have a nice Scottish lunch at the Gloagburn Farm Shop where you can get locally grown food and maybe some souveniers. From there you'll head up north and stop at the distinctive Dalwhinnie Distillery for a tour and possibly a wee dram. The day will end with a drive along the Cairngorms National Park on your way towards Inverness.
  Overnight: B&B/Hotel in Inverness



Highlights:

• An Outlander expert tour guide from Inverness Tours.
• All Accommodations are included plus a full Scottish Breakfast each day except the first day.
• Inverness City Sightseeing, 1 day hop on hop off pass
• An Outlander expert tour guide from Inverness Tours.
• 6 day driver-guide tour with Inverness Tours in 8 passenger van. (Luggage is limited.)
• Includes the Jacobite Steam Train as well as entrance to the castles and sites and the ferry to the Isle of Skye (if available).
• Luggage allowance is one small to medium sized suitcase and one tote or daypack per person. Additional luggage must be arranged in advance.
Price:
• The price for each tour is on the individual tour pages.
• There are a limited number of single rooms so there will be an extra charge if we have to book a double to be used as a single room. Prices are subject to change until final payment is made.
• There is a $500 non-refundable deposit per person due when the tour is booked.
• Incremental Payments Accepted. Please Inquire when booking.



Hugh Allison and I have worked together to design this tour and we will strive to see all of the places in the list above but they are subject to change dependent on weather and availability and what we may see in upcoming episodes.