Highlands & Harry Potter Train Experience

Discover traditional villages and beautiful Scottish landscapes with this Highlands tour and Harry Potter Train Experience from Inverness. Keep an eye out for the Loch Ness monster too!

Highlands & Harry Potter Train Experience

At the indicated time, on the day of your tour, you'll depart from 15 Union Street and set off on a tour of the Scottish Highlands. The first stop will be on the shores of Loch Ness, where you can look out for Nessie, the loch's mythical monster! You'll also have the chance to admire Urquhart Castle.

The next stop will be at the Commando Memorial, built to honor the combatants of the Second World War. If the weather allows, enjoy the impressive views of Ben Nevis, Scotland's highest mountain.

Next, you'll board the Hogwarts Express, officially known as the Jacobite train. As you settle in, you'll travel past the deepest lake, the shortest river, and the westernmost railway station in Scotland. The train will make a stop at the fishing village of Mallaig, where you'll have approximately an hour for lunch in this charming town.

The final stop will be at Fort Augustus, where you can take in the sights of the Caledonian Canal and Loch Ness. A brief stop at Dores Beach will also be included.

After a 12.5-hour trip, the tour will conclude as you return to the original meeting point in Inverness.

HOW DOES IT WORK?

This tour combines scenic views and historical sites, offering a comprehensive experience of the Scottish Highlands and the iconic Harry Potter-themed journey.

Detailed Information

Your journey includes a visit to notable landmarks, scenic train rides, and ample free time for lunch. The itinerary is designed to keep you engaged with both cultural heritage and stunning landscapes.

Services Included
Guided tour of the Scottish HighlandsTransportation from InvernessJacobite train ticketStops at Loch Ness, Urquhart Castle, and more

Services Not Included
Meals and drinksEntry fees to Urquhart Castle

Meeting Point

The tour starts at 15 Union Street in Inverness.