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Experience a special selection of private, breathtaking Scottish tours or personalised regional tours designed to suit your requirements.Our private tours are designed to create wonderful lasting memories of your visit to beautiful Scotland.
Enjoy discovering surprising aspects of Scotland in the comfort and safety of this luxury 8 passenger air-conditioned mini-bus.
Your accomplished friendly guide George Martin has extensive experience in conducting Scottish tours with international visitors, and is a member of Visit Scotland.
Private Scottish Tours for groups of up to 8 people!
We specialise in shore excursions from cruise ships arriving at Greenock (Glasgow)
 Host City for 2014 Commonwealth Games The Glasgow City Tour takes us from past to present and covers more than thirty points of interest. Glasgow was founded by St. Mungo in the 6th Century on the spot where Glasgow Cathedral now stands and where our tour begins |
 Specially designed with families in mind. A short journey takes us to the Capital where we visit the mighty fortress of Edinburgh Castle. |
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 Go-Go bus Tours is pleased to offer you a wonderful day out visiting Scotland`s most most beautiful distillery, entertainment at the Scottish Wool Centre and the opportunity to sail on romantic Loch Katrine.
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 On leaving Glasgow we cross the Erskine bridge and the River Clyde and make our way along the Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond to the pretty village of Luss.
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 After leaving Glasgow and crossing the Erskine Bridge, we journey along stunning Loch Lomondside and take in the panoramic views of Scotland`s most beautiful loch. We stop for a coffee break at the famous Drovers Inn before travelling across the wild Rannoch Moor and through the pass of Glencoe, scene of the bloody massacre of the Clan Macdonald in 1692.
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 First stop is the village of Alloway, the birthplace of Scotland`s National Bard, Robert Burns. Here we have the opportunity to visit “Burns Cottage” and a major new attraction, the recently opened Robert Burns Birthplace Museum.
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 In days gone by, the city folk flocked, in droves, “doon the watter” to the pretty seaside town of Largs, on the Clyde Coast, for their summer holidays. Today, Largs still attracts families and visitors from far and wide who wish to enjoy the activities and experiences that this “Gem of a Town” has to offer.
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 See spectacular vistas of Scottish lochs, taste the finest Scottish seafood, and enjoy a visit to Inveraray Castle, seat of the Clan Campbell.
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 A short hop from Glasgow and we find towering above us, the giant feat of engineering known as the “Falkirk Wheel” Embrace panoramic views from the world`s one and only rotating boat lift and enjoy a relaxing sail along the aqueduct and canal. Experience the interactive exhibitions at this unique and ingenious visitor attraction.
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 Enjoy wee dram of Scotch whisky and an exciting journey of stunning scenery by following the legend of Rob Roy on our way through “The Trossachs” and along the bonnie banks of Loch Lomond.
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 This one day tour may be extended to two days for more in-depth coverage.
As a symbol of Scotland’s nationhood, William Wallace was a key figure in the Wars of Independence during the 13th and 14th centuries. In September 1297, Wallace began the battle to win Scotland’s independence and joined forces with Sir Andrew Murray. Together they routed the English army of King Edward I at the Battle of Stirling Bridge. This victory was followed up by an invasion into Northern England.
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Golf, fishing,whisky & shopping, sailing historic, heritage, unique attractions or any private tour tailored to suit your requirements and budget.
All tours can be extended with accommodation arranged to suit. All inclusive Golf Tours may be tailored to your specific requirements.  |
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