Scottish Whisky Trail: Speyside to Islay Adventure
11 cities |
19 attraction(s) |
total distance 1627
km
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Day10
Day11
Day12
Day13
Day14
Day15
Day16
Day9: Dufftown Aireborough > Moray > Craigellachie
3 attraction(s) ·
8 km
1
Traditional Victorian distillery tours taking visitors from mash and still houses to tasting room.
6
km
2
Guided tours taking in whisky distillery's oak casks and copper spirit stills, plus tasting session.
2
km
3
Visitor centre for traditional barrelmakers with a coopering exhibition and live demonstration.
Day10: Inverness > Highland Council > Archiestown > Islay
5 attraction(s) ·
403 km
2
Eilean Donan Castle is one of the most important historical landmarks in the Scottish Highlands, playing a crucial role during the 14th century Scottish Wars of Independence and once being the largest castle in Scotland. It is situated on a massive rock that protrudes into the depths of Loch Ness on the south bank, providing a magnificent view of the mysterious Loch Ness. Nowadays, Eilean Donan Castle has become a ruin, silent and mysterious.
45
km
3
Historic highland whisky distillery with copper vessels alongside guided tours & a shop.
85
km
5
Island in the Inner Hebride regarded for its whisky distilleries alongside golf & hiking trails.
Day11: Isle Of Skye
3 attraction(s) ·
37 km
1
Waterside whisky distillery with copper vessels and oak casks, plus guided tours and a shop.
8
km
2
The sides of the Fairy Pool are adorned with beautiful purple flowers, which are breathtakingly beautiful. These flowers surround the narrow and winding Fairy Pool, becoming part of the romantic atmosphere of the Fairy Pool. When the sky is clear, sunlight shines through the clouds and falls on the Isle of Skye, blending with the mountains, hills, rivers, and coastline to create a stunning and colorful scenery. Many quiet and charming villages can be found on the island, scattered between the sunlight and the mist, emanating a primitive and wild beauty. The 2.4-kilometer trail around the Fairy Pool is one of the best hiking routes and takes over an hour to complete on foot.
30
km
Day12: Fort William > Argyll and Bute Council > Archiestown
3 attraction(s) ·
232 km
1
Guided tours of 19th-century distillery with a visitor centre in a former warehouse, plus tastings.
53
km
2
Commercial whisky producer founded in the 18th century offering distillery tours & tastings.
180
km
3
Day13: Islay
3 attraction(s) ·
4 km
1
Whisky-making guided tours at distillery with Royal Warrant, plus water source walks and tastings.
2
km
2
Tours of one of Scotland's most photographed distilleries available only during the summer.
2
km
3
Guided tours with tasting sessions and water source walks, of 19th-century malt whisky distillery.
Day14: Islay
2 attraction(s) ·
5 km
1
Pre-booked guided tours of distillery using 100% Islay barley for whisky-making, plus dram-tasting.
5
km
2
Tours detailing history and whisky production of Islay's oldest distillery, plus tasting sessions.
Day15: Islay
1 attraction(s) ·
0 km
1
Island in the Inner Hebride regarded for its whisky distilleries alongside golf & hiking trails.
Day16: Stirling > Craigellachie
2 attraction(s) ·
154 km
1
Late 18th–century whisky distillery offering guided tours, tastings, private dining & a shop.
154
km
2
Visitor centre for traditional barrelmakers with a coopering exhibition and live demonstration.






































