This tour was very interesting, first we were taken to the big double statue of the two horses, then to Loch Lomond, enough time for lunch, then we proceeded to the castle which is my real point of interest since I'm following Mary, Queen of Scotts. Our driver and tour guide Gavin is really very nice and informative.

Our tour director Graham was knowledgeable and funny. The tour encompassed the spots that were advertised and we were satisfied with what we saw. We also felt very safe with Graham’s driving. He also had some suggestions about buying a clan map and when to look out of the window for a particularly good view. He was also quite friendly in taking a picture of my husband and me at the Kelpies. Graham was excellent when he spoke, but we had a member of the tour who took over some of the commentary by rambling on about the American Civil War. I am not sure how a tour leader shuts down such a person, but the tour would have been more enjoyable if he had.All around a good experience and I would recommend it to others.

The tour was interesting and the tour guide was wonderful. There was a walking tour around the Loch that was quite slippery and probably wasn't necessary-- next time I wouldn't do that portion. The castle was great.

We planned a manageable day trip to Loch Lomond and Stirling castle, this being one of the shorter trips. The first stop at the Kelpies was brilliant. Mahri was a lively guide and gave us a good introduction to the importance of Stirling Castle as the key stronghold of the Scottish Kingdom. Impressive castle and enough time to look around. Well planned day with enough stops to break up the bus trip into comfortable portions.

The Giant Horses don't belong on this tour. People who want history, don't care about these statues. The day was not great, so we spent almost no time at Loch Lomond which was a great disappointment. We had tickets for Sterling Castle so got to do the tour inside. That was wonderful. Loved Mike's stories during the drive--he is very knowledgeable and entertaining.

We enjoyed the drive into the country to see Stirling Castle. Interesting castle, well kept, lots of history. We had lunch (on our own) in the small town of Calendar. It had started to rain, so my friend had to buy a rain poncho! Next was a walk along Loch Lomond. Even in the drizzle, it was an awesome time, loved the walk! Very fun day!

This was an amazing tour! Rabbies did a great job getting us there quickly, safely, and in good company. Our guide was Mahri, and she did a phenomenal job! She had a great balance of sharing stories of Scotland, playing music that was connected with her stories, and providing some quiet time on the bus. The particular tour was a shorter day about 9 hour day which was nice to give us some more relaxed time when we got back to Edinburgh.

We had a great tour. Our guide Sharon was a bible of information. Very good driver also.
Nice castle but I expected more. But dont miss the kelpies, you wont believe it when you see them.
And the good thing about this tour is that its a small group. Thank you Sharon.
Helen
Qu?bec

Amy was a great guide who kept us entertained all day with history and trivia as well as some great music and humour.
The tour took in the beauty and history of Scotland giving us more than just a taste, considering it was only a day tour.

Fantastic day trip! Talkative and personable guide and a lovely coach. 10/10 would recommend.