Ayr attractions

On this one-hour tour, you'll join an expert guide to explore the various areas of Celtic Park, the home of Celtic FC. You'll follow the route walked by legends as you visit the dressing rooms and Celtic FC boardroom before heading down the tunnel. You'll get to sit in the dugout and take in the pitch-side atmosphere as you imagine playing to roaring crowds of thousands.

Your private transfer from the airport in Seychelles City offers a straightforward, door-to-door journey so you can avoid long taxi lines and shared shuttle queues. After booking, we will contact you immediately to confirm the details and to request any information that may be missing from your reservation. This ensures your pick-up is arranged to suit your arrival. On the day of travel, your driver will be waiting for you at the scheduled time. You will board a private vehicle and travel comfortably to your destination without unnecessary stops or delays. The service focuses on a smooth, direct transfer between the Airport in Seychelles City and your chosen drop-off point, letting you relax after your flight and start your visit with minimal fuss.

See Glasgow from an open-top deck on an unlimited hop-on hop-off bus tour of the Red Route. As you travel the route, you’ll have panoramic views of Scotland’s largest city and its varied neighbourhoods. The tour gives you flexibility to stay on board for a relaxing loop or step off to explore places that catch your eye. Along the way you’ll take in impressive architecture and learn about the city’s history and culture through on-board audio commentary, available in a variety of languages. The relaxed pace makes it easy to enjoy the sights, plan where to visit next, and return to the bus whenever you’re ready.

On this hop-on, hop-off bus tour, you'll go on a comprehensive sightseeing tour of Glasgow, You'll have unlimited access to two routes, with a choice of either a one-day or two-day bus ticket. With this tour, you can explore the center of the city by hopping on and off sites like the Glasgow Cathedral and the Barras Market on weekends. During the tour, you’ll learn about Glasgow’s history at the Riverside Museum and visit the city's famous football stadiums and beautiful parks. You'll also explore lesser-known areas and local attractions such as Pollok Park and Burrell Collection.

On this tour, you'll take a step back in time to learn about Glasgow's history and the birth of the whiskey industry. You'll be shown around the Clydeside Distillery, where you'll get to meet the craftsmen behind the whiskey production and observe them handcrafting new make spirit. After that, you'll be taken to the Tasting Room, where you'll get to sample the distillery's new make, followed by two whiskeys that have been matured in first-fill bourbon casks and first-fill sherry butts respectively.

On this 1.5-hour guided walking tour, you’ll get to dove deep into the city’s history and uncover how it has shaped Glasgow today. The tour will take you around a range of iconic landmarks. Accompanied by a local guide, you’ll pass sights including Glasgow Cathedral and Necropolis, George Square, the City Chambers and more. You can discover Glasgow's street art scene and hear interesting stories from your guide, who may have a unique twist towards the end of the tour.

Departing from Glasgow, this tour will take you past Loch Lomond and into the Scottish Highlands. Some of the highlights of the tour includes Glencoe – one of Scotland's most scenic and famous glens – and Ben Nevis, Britain's highest mountain. Making your way through the Scottish countryside, you'll get to see the Caledonian Canal, the village of Fort Augustus and spectacular views over Loch Ness. You'll then be able to spend time at the famous lake, while hearing about the Loch Ness monster. Your tour will continue through Inverness and over the Grampian Mountains, where you'll see the woodland landscapes of Perthshire, including the Forest of Atholl.

On a tour to the Scottish Highlands, you’ll see epic ruined castles set against sweeping landscapes. The experience combines dramatic stone remnants with the stories that shaped them. Along the way you’ll listen to tales of old clan rivalries and learn how those conflicts left their mark on the places you pass. As you venture through brilliant mountain scenery, expect bold vistas, steep ridgelines and open moorland to frame the route. The combination of historic sites and natural panoramas gives a strong sense of place. You’ll have time to take photos, absorb the atmosphere and hear local interpretation that brings the castles and clan stories to life.

You’ll explore what makes Tennent’s Lager Scotland’s favourite beer. As you move through the experience, you’ll learn about the brewery’s 450+ years of brewing tradition and hear about the award-winning beers that have shaped its reputation. Along the way you’ll be introduced to the history and highlights behind the name. At the end you’ll enjoy a pint of the freshest Tennent’s Lager on the house, giving you the chance to taste the beer you’ve just learned about. The experience combines historic context with a direct tasting so you can better understand why Tennent’s is so well known in Scotland.

On this one-day tour from Glasgow you will travel into the Scottish Highlands to take in some of Scotland’s most dramatic scenery, including Glencoe, Fort William and the Glenfinnan Viaduct. The route mixes mountain views, loch-side towns and historic sites, giving you plenty of chances for photos and to learn about local history. Along the way you will pause in the highland town of Tyndrum before arriving at Glencoe, a famously atmospheric glen featured in James Bond’s Skyfall and known for the historic Massacre of Glencoe. You will then reach Fort William, where you can stop for lunch and enjoy views across the lochs and of Ben Nevis, Britain’s tallest mountain. The tour continues to the Glenfinnan Viaduct, famed for its Harry Potter appearances; during the summer months you may see the Jacobite Steam Train (the “Hogwarts Express”) cross the viaduct. Nearby, the Glenfinnan Monument overlooks Loch Shiel and marks the 1745 Jacobite Uprising. Loch Shiel also doubled as the films’ ‘Black Lake’, the setting for scenes such as Buckbeak’s flight and the Triwizard Tournament. On the return you will pass Neptune’s Staircase, a striking series of locks on the Caledonian Canal, and travel along the banks of Loch Lomond, with a stop at Tarbet, before heading back towards Glasgow.

At Hampden Park you'll get a match-day perspective and see the museum’s historic treasures. As you move through the stadium, you'll visit the underground roadway and the team changing rooms, then walk down the tunnel and hear the famous Hampden Roar. Along the way you'll follow in the footsteps of football legends by climbing the stairs to the cup presentation area. The visit also includes the Hampden Hotshots gallery, where you can strike a ball and have the speed of your shot measured electronically. The combination of behind-the-scenes access and museum displays gives a clear sense of both the stadium’s atmosphere and its sporting history.

This walking tour takes you into Glasgow’s ghoulish past with a guide who will lead you through the city’s darker stories. As you move through the streets, you’ll hear tales of grave robbers, witch trials and even a ghostly chimpanzee. The focus is on the eerie and macabre side of Glasgow, with haunted locations woven into the narrative. Along the way you’ll see Strathclyde University, Glasgow Cathedral and the Necropolis cemetery. You’ll also pass striking murals and learn about the oldest surviving music hall in the UK. The evening finishes at a famous Glasgow pub, where whisky is far from the only spirit you may encounter.

This experience combines a full stadium tour with a three-course meal in the Number 7 restaurant. You’ll take the stadium tour and later sit down to a three-course meal in the on-site Number 7 restaurant, enjoying both the visit and the dining in one booking. Please note that your restaurant booking time will be 1.5 hours after the time of your tour booking.

From Glasgow you'll head north through changing scenery, with a refreshment stop on the shores of Loch Lomond. Travelling the length of the loch, the route climbs into the Highlands across the stark, dramatic Rannoch Moor and the Black Mount, arriving at Glencoe — one of Scotland's most haunting glens and the site of the 1692 massacre of the MacDonald clan. Along Loch Linnhe you'll reach the Fort William area for a lunch stop, then continue into the natural beauty of the Great Glen as you pass beneath Britain’s highest mountain. Loch Ness itself is 24 miles long and 700 feet deep and is best known for reported sightings of the Loch Ness Monster, affectionately called Nessie. You’ll have time at the loch to take in the scenery and may choose to join a cruise across the water. Travelling through Inverness, the capital of the Highlands, the route returns across the Grampian Mountains and the woodland scenery of Perthshire, including the Forest of Atholl. There will be an evening refreshment stop at the Victorian resort town of Pitlochry before the journey back to Glasgow.

Gothic Glasgow Walking Tour is the only spooky evening walking tour in the city. It suits visitors who prefer to avoid noisy bars and restaurants and want to see Glasgow by night with a seasoned host. Your host has over 30 years' performance experience and enjoys meeting people from all over the world, so the evening will feel lively and theatrical as you move through the city streets. Along the way you will learn about Dracula's Scottish connections and meet stories of the Ghosts of Glasgow. You will be taken into the macabre world of body snatching and become acquainted with some of Glasgow's most notorious murderers. The tour focuses on the city's dark and spooky history, blending eerie tales and historical context so you leave with a vivid sense of Glasgow's gothic past and much more.