Go beyond the map and let the journey unfold. Our guided Land Rover experiences take you across the Highlands as they were meant to be seen — not from behind glass but through mud-splashed windows and stories passed between travellers. Follow forest tracks, ford burn-filled glens, and ascend moorland trails where only a few know the way. Whether led by Andrew Cowderoy himself or a trusted guide, each route is shaped by the weather, the landscape, and a shared sense of curiosity. You’ll stop where the view demands it, pause for coffee brewed over fire, and perhaps discover a trail that wasn’t there the day before.

This is not just a tour — it’s a ritual. Let us guide you through Scotland’s most celebrated distilleries and those off the beaten cask. You’ll taste whisky straight from the barrel, sit fireside with a ‘driver’s dram’ in hand, and hear stories from the people behind the spirit. Whether it’s a private tasting in a warehouse stacked with sleeping giants or a quiet moment at the edge of a loch with a glass of something rare, every dram has its place — and every place has its story.

In the Highlands, dining is as much about where you are as what you eat. Begin your day with a steaming cup of wild-brewed coffee beside a loch. Come lunchtime, perhaps a hamper of locally smoked salmon and warm bread laid out in a pinewood glade. And by night, a fireside feast under canvas or a candlelit table within a heritage lodge. Our menus change with the seasons — venison in autumn, foraged greens in spring, oysters by the coast. Every meal is locally sourced, thoughtfully prepared, and rooted in place.

Step into a rhythm long known to Highland life. Whether casting a line into still waters at dawn, stalking through ancient woodlands for a glimpse of red deer, or walking over moorland with well-trained dogs at your side, these are moments steeped in tradition and peace. We work with experienced ghillies and landowners to offer responsible access to the land — balancing heritage sport with respect for the terrain and its inhabitants. For the uninitiated, it’s a chance to learn. For the seasoned, it’s a return to form.

Item descriptionaAt the end of the day, the choice is yours: slip into the warmth of a hand-carved bathtub in a stately country lodge, or climb into the rooftop tent of your Land Rover, parked beside a peat-scented loch. Our overnights are as varied as the land — from curated wild campsites under the stars, complete with fire pits and fine wine, to exclusive-use manors where silence is part of the service. Whichever you choose, you’ll fall asleep wrapped in the quiet luxury of the Highlands — and wake to birdsong or the hush of mist across the glen.