Whisky Distillery Private Tour in Speyside Scotland

Ziua 1 · Into the Highlands – Blair Athol &The Macallan

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   Blair Athol Distillery

   2 ore Intrarea inclusă

   Departing from Edinburgh or Glasgow in the early morning, begin your scenic journey toward Scotland’s whisky heartland. Your first stop is the historic Blair Athol Distillery in the charming town of Pitlochry. Nestled at the gateway to the Highlands, Blair Athol offers a beautifully traditional setting where you’ll enjoy a guided tour and a tasting of 3 drams.

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   The Macallan Distillery

   2 ore Intrarea inclusă

   Just a short 5-minute drive away, visit the stunning Macallan Estate, located on the hills above the River Spey. Marvel at The Macallan’s award-winning architecture and savor a guided tasting flight of 2 drams.

3 star hotel, double room, en suite accommodation

Ziua 2 · Speyside Classics – The Glenlivet, Glenfiddich & River Spey Walk

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   The Glenlivet Distillery

   2 ore Intrarea inclusă

   Drive southeast for about 45 minutes through beautiful countryside to reach The Glenlivet Distillery. Nestled in the remote Livet Glen, this historic site offers a tour through its still house and warehouses, ending with a tasting of 3 drams.

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   Glenfiddich Distillery

   2 ore Intrarea inclusă

   Continue west toward Dufftown (approximately 45 minutes) to visit the iconic Glenfiddich Distillery. Still family-owned, Glenfiddich blends tradition and innovation in every dram you’ll taste. Enjoy 4 drams after your tour.

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   Oprirea 3

   40 min

   After visiting both distilleries, enjoy a gentle walk along the scenic banks of the River Spey before returning to your hotel.

3 star hotel, double room, en suite accommodation

Ziua 3 · Where Whisky Began – Lindores Abbey | Return to Edinburgh/Glasgow

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   Lindores Abbey Distillery

   2 ore Intrarea inclusă

   On the final day, leave Speyside behind and journey south toward Lindores Abbey Distillery, located in Fife — about a 3.5-hour drive from Speyside. This modern distillery stands on sacred whisky ground: the very site where the earliest written record of Scotch whisky production was found in 1494.

   At Lindores, history and innovation come together. Explore the beautifully designed visitor center, enjoy a guided tour of the state-of-the-art distillery, and raise a final dram beside the ancient abbey ruins where whisky’s story began.

   After the visit, it’s time to return — either to Edinburgh or Glasgow (each about 1.5 hours from Lindores) — bringing your Highland whisky journey to a memorable close. Slàinte mhath!