Here are just a few of the favorite places my small group Tours of Scotland visited during the years 2003 and 2004. As each Tour of Scotland tour group had a unique itinerary, not every group visited every site. The East Neuk of Fife, in the fishing villages of Anstruther and Cellardyke, was where I was raised in Scotland, and St Andrews was the town where I had first my job, at St Andrews University. Later as a Community Educator, I travelled and worked all over Fife, and then Scotland, and of course, during the past ten years as a Scottish Tour Organizer and Tour Guide I have visited almost every area of Scotland.

Aberdeen.
Aberfeldy.
Aberfoyle.
Aberlemno.
Abernethy.
Aboyne.
Alloway.
Arbroath.
Armadale.
Auchterarder.
Auchtermuchty.
Ayr.
Balmacara.
Ballater.
Balloch.
Balmerino.
Balmoral.
Balquhidder.
Balvaird.
Balvenie.
Birnam.
Blair Atholl.
Braemar.
Callander.
Crathie.
Crieff.
Culloden.
Culross.
Dornoch.
Dunfermline.
Dunkeld.
Dunning.
Dunoon.
Dupplin Cross.
Dysart.
Eassie.
East Neuk Of Fife.
Edinburgh.
Elgol.
Eriskay.
Falkland Palace.
Fife.
Fort Augustus.
Fort George.
Forth Bridges.
Fortingall.
Fowlis.
Fyvie.
Glencoe.
Glenlyon.
Kenmore.
Killiecrankie.
Killin.
Kinross.
Kirriemuir.
Loch Leven.
Perthshire.
Pitlochry.
Plockton.
Pittenweem.
Rhum.
Scone.
Shetland.
Skye.
St Andrews.
Tay Bridges.
Torridon.