SCOTLAND
Scotland's standouts.
The 6 most-booked evening experiences in Scotland. What each day actually includes, who runs it, and what you can expect to pay.
Candlelit Blair Street Underground Vaults ghost walk in Edinburgh. Small-group night storytelling for about 1 hour from Mercat Cross.
“Really enjoyable walk through the underground vaults. Sophie was AMAZING. She tells the tales of Old Edinburgh in a spine chilling manner. Loved the headphones. They made it easy to hear and immerse yourself in the experience.”
Billy Reid’s close-up magic show in Glasgow is intimate, interactive, and packed with sleight-of-hand, music, and storytelling in 90 minutes.
“The intimate small audience and the charm of Billy conversing with the small crowd made a magical experience. The tricks and storytelling was brilliant!”
Enjoy a 90-minute Loch Linnhe evening cruise from Fort William for $49.61, with big views, skipper stories in English, and weather luck.
“The boat ride was terrific! The captain was great. He was told us all about the history of the area and had quite a funny way about him. It was a beautiful evening which also made the evening that much more enjoyable. I would definetely recommend the cruise of Loch Linnhe.”
Italian pizza and Prosecco on a vintage red bus through Glasgow landmarks, with host-led singing and a fun 90-minute ride.
“We had a great night with hostess Helen and George bus driver and chef. Enjoyed the food and the karaoke, even on a quieter night between Christmas and new year with just 3 couples, Helen made it a great night of singing and laughs. Will definitely be back.”
Sunset hike up Arthur’s Seat in Edinburgh with a mountain guide, head torch, and snack. Small group timing for summit views.
“The views were amazing and worth the hike. Our guide Mountain Marcus was excellent and very knowledgeable!! It was fabulous!”
Private 4-hour Edinburgh night tour with a local guide, two included drinks, and tailored pub, cocktail, and stargazing stops.
“Tom was wonderful. He did a great job telling us about the history and culture of Scotland. He gave us some wonderful recommendations to explore.”
