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The Royal Deeside area in Aberdeenshire has been, for many years, the place where the Royals go for a peaceful holiday in the Scottish Highlands. Since the purchase of Balmoral Castle by Prince Albert and Queen Victoria, the area has attracted many visitors looking for an outdoor adventure in the Cairngorms, a fishing holiday on the River Dee, and to discover a special item in one of the local shops appointed by the Royals.The Watchers Viewpoint (Cairngorms National Park)The view from this point is stunning - Corgarff Castle and the vale below invite you to relax while appreciating the landscape that surrounds you. This stop is only possible on Inverness and Moray Speyside departures.Ballater VillageBallater is a picturesque village situated in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park and is a popular destination for tourists and outdoor enthusiasts, offering a range of activities and attractions. Visit the Old Ballater Railway station for a glimpse of the replica of the Royal Carriage and the Queen Victoria Waiting Room.Balmoral Castle &amp; Gardens (SEASONAL)Balmoral Castle is a summer residence for the British royal family. Parts of the gardens, grounds, and exhibitions are open to visitors at certain times of the year, when the Royal Family is not in residence. The estate was purchased in 1852 by Prince Albert for his wife, Queen Victoria. Finding the original house too small, Prince Albert commissioned the construction of a new castle in the distinctive Scottish Baronial style, completed in 1856.ORBraemar Castle (SEASONAL)Braemar Castle is a historic 17th-century castle. Built in 1628 by John Erskine, Earl of Mar, it originally served as a hunting lodge and a strategic stronghold in the Highlands. Over the centuries, the castle experienced periods of conflict and change, including being burned during the Jacobite unrest of the late 17th century and later used as a government garrison. It eventually became associated with the Farquharson clan of Invercauld, who restored it as a family residence in the 19th century and welcomed notable visitors, including Queen Victoria. It is owned by the community.Braemar VillageBraemar is a small Highland village, located in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park. Around 339 m above sea level, making it one of the highest villages in the UK. It is famous for the Braemar Gathering, one of the most famous Highland Games, traditionally attended by the British Royal Family.* All castles are subject to the opening date*

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Royal Deeside—often referred to as Royal Aberdeenshire—is a picturesque region in the northeast of Scotland, known for its strong historic connection with the British Royal Family. The area stretches along the valley of the River Dee from the city of Aberdeen westwards into the Highlands and the mountains of Cairngorms National Park.The “royal” association began in the 19th century when Queen Victoria and Prince Albert purchased the estate of Balmoral Castle in 1852 as their private Highland residence. Since then, the area has been closely linked with the British monarchy and remains a favoured retreat for the Royal Family.Royal Deeside is celebrated for its dramatic landscapes, including forests, rivers, and heather-covered hills. The region is also known for its historic villages, castles, and outdoor pursuits such as walking, fishing, and wildlife watching. Nearby landmarks include Braemar Castle and the village of Braemar, famous for hosting the annual Braemar Gathering, one of the most prestigious Highland Games in Scotland.

A day visiting iconic (and Royal) places in Aberdeenshire

Royal Deeside Day Tour

A Day in Aberdeenshire Royal Deeside - Day Tour is a 9-full day tour or a 10-hour full-day tour, depending on departure location

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A Day in Aberdeenshire Royal Deeside

Private Day Tour for up to 6 people - private group departing from the Moray Speyside areaPrice displayed is per group and NOT per person

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Design your own unforgettable day tour starting from Inverness, Aberdeen, or the Moray Speyside area. With up to 12 hours available and space for a maximum of 6 guests, each experience is thoughtfully tailored to you.<ul><li class="ui-30d40835-py-17 ui-30d40835-bg-gray-400 ui-30d40835-border-gray-400">Explore sections of the iconic North East 250 or the North Coast 500, taking in stunning landscapes, charming towns, and hidden villages, all brought to life through local stories and history.</li><li class="ui-30d40835-py-17 ui-30d40835-bg-gray-400 ui-30d40835-border-gray-400">Interested in tracing your heritage? A personalised Ancestral Tour can be created to help you connect with your family roots in a meaningful way.</li><li class="ui-30d40835-py-17 ui-30d40835-bg-gray-400 ui-30d40835-border-gray-400">If you’d like to experience a bit of everything in a single day, we can craft a balanced itinerary that captures the essence of the region.</li><li class="ui-30d40835-py-17 ui-30d40835-bg-gray-400 ui-30d40835-border-gray-400">You may also choose a specific theme for your journey, such as clan history, the castle trail, film and television locations, or other historical, cultural and nature interests.</li><li class="ui-30d40835-py-17 ui-30d40835-bg-gray-400 ui-30d40835-border-gray-400">Shore Excursion from Invergordon or Aberdeen Ports: Discover the best of the Highlands on a tailored, unforgettable journey. Choose from a flexible 8 to 12-hour tour and explore the stunning landscapes, historic sites, and hidden gems of the region.</li></ul>And if you’re searching for something truly different, unique, and exclusive, we’d love to design a bespoke experience just for you.Let’s start planning your perfect day.

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Design your own unforgettable day tour starting from Inverness, Aberdeen, or the Moray Speyside area. With up to 12 hours available and space for a maximum of 6 guests, each experience is thoughtfully tailored to you.Explore sections of the iconic North East 250 or the North Coast 500, taking in stunning landscapes, charming towns, and hidden villages, all brought to life through local stories and history.Interested in tracing your heritage? A personalised ancestral day tour can be created to help you connect with your family roots in a meaningful way.If you’d like to experience a bit of everything in a single day, we can craft a balanced itinerary that captures the essence of the region.You may also choose a specific theme for your journey, such as clan history, the Castle Trail, film and television locations, or other historical interests.And if you’re searching for something truly different, unique, and exclusive, we’d love to design a bespoke experience just for you.Let’s start planning your perfect day.

Nature, History, Culture and Beauty...a lot of beauty!

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Your personalised tour can be tailored to last anywhere from an 8-hour full-day experience to an immersive 12-hour journey, departing from Inverness, Aberdeen, or the Moray Speyside region

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BUILD YOUR OWN DAY TOUR from Inverness, Moray Speyside, Aberdeen areas

Private Day Tour for up to 6 people from Inverness, Aberdeen, Moray, SpeysidePrice displayed is per group and NOT per person

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The West Highlands is a region with a lot to discover. It’s all about big landscapes, iconic views, and famous Highland landmarks. From the historical town of Fort William to the Three Sisters of Glencoe, in Glencoe, find out what makes this region a must-see area in Scotland!It’s an epic Highland road trip packed with mountains, lochs, and iconic sights—perfect if you want Scotland’s most dramatic landscapes in a single day.Find out more about it in our itinerary description.

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Leaving the beautiful Inverness, we will head towards the southwest area of the Highlands with Loch Ness following us until we reach Fort Augustus. Fort Augustus sits at the southern end of Loch Ness, where the mood shifts to something more relaxed and sociable. The village is centred around the Caledonian Canal, whose series of locks creates a gentle rhythm as boats move through the waterway. With cafés, boat trips, and views across the famous loch, Fort Augustus feels welcoming and lively, offering a softer contrast to the raw drama of Glencoe and the quiet charm of Glenfinnan, which we see later on our tour.Reaching the Fort William area, not far away, Glenfinnan offers a quieter, more intimate Highland experience. Set at the head of Loch Shiel, it is best known for the elegant curve of the Glenfinnan Viaduct, where steam trains pass through a landscape that feels almost untouched by time. The area also holds historical significance, marked by the Glenfinnan Monument, which commemorates the Jacobite rising led by Bonnie Prince Charlie. The combination of history, stillness, and sweeping views gives Glenfinnan a quietly magical atmosphere.Further south, Glencoe is one of the most striking landscapes in the Scottish Highlands, a place where steep mountains rise sharply on either side of a deep valley carved by glaciers and ancient volcanic forces. The atmosphere there often feels wild and cinematic, with low clouds drifting between peaks and light constantly shifting across the ridges. Beyond its natural beauty, it carries a sombre historical weight due to the Massacre of Glencoe, which gives the glen a haunting, reflective quality.Together, these places form a classic Highland journey—a full-day tour with a great deal to take in along the way. From dramatic mountain scenery and powerful history to iconic railway views and the tranquil waters of Loch Ness, the route offers constant variety, making it as much about the journey between destinations as the stops themselves.

West Highland Day Tour

A Day in the West Highland Tour is a 10-hour full-day tour from Inverness.

A Day in the West Highland: Glencoe, Glenfinnan and Fort Augustus

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Established in 2020, More in Moray Tours and Transport is a Moray Speyside–based company specialising in bespoke private tours and ground transport services for FIT and small groups of up to six guests. Operating throughout Scotland, the company has particular expertise in the Moray Speyside, Aberdeenshire, and North Highlands regions. All tours are led by a fully qualified and accredited guide from the Scottish Tourist Guide Association (STGA). Providing year-round, bilingual services in English and Portuguese (Falamos Português), the company is committed to delivering reliable, high-quality touring and transport solutions.

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