Speyside Whisky Tour from Inverness
Scotland's whisky heartland, at a relaxed pace — and since I'm driving, you don't have to hold back on the tastings.
Scotland's whisky heartland, at a relaxed pace — and since I'm driving, you don't have to hold back on the tastings.
Your Day
Pickup point — usually your hotel or a central spot in Inverness (exact point to be discussed when you book)
Two to three distillery visits — chosen with you in advance — big names or smaller independents
Guided tastings — at each distillery, included in their own entry price
Speyside countryside — rolling hills and the River Spey along the drive
Speyside Cooperage (optional) — see how the casks that shape the whisky are made
A driver who doesn't drink — so everyone in the group actually gets to taste
Route follows the actual road through whisky country, out and back to Inverness. Order and exact stops can flex on the day.
How It Works
Date, group size, and roughly what you'd like to see — via the form, email or WhatsApp.
I'll reply with a fixed price and a suggested route for your day.
A deposit secures your booking and the vehicle for your date.
Balance is settled on the day — you pay for the trip you actually took.
Good To Know
Distillery tastings booked in advance where required — tell me your preferences
Non-drinkers welcome; distilleries offer tours and soft options too
Entry and tasting fees are paid directly at each distillery, not included in the transfer price
Route built around the distilleries you actually want to visit
Typically two to three in a day, which leaves proper time at each rather than rushing between five. Tell me which ones you'd like to prioritise.
Some of the well-known distilleries do, especially in peak season. Let me know your preferences early and I'll help make sure you're not turned away.
Yes — distilleries usually offer tours, history and non-alcoholic tastings too, and the Speyside countryside is worth the drive on its own.
No, distillery entry and tastings are paid directly on site; the tour price covers transport, planning and my time.
Absolutely — most distilleries have a shop, and there's room in the vehicle for purchases.
Tell me which distilleries interest you and I'll build the route around them.