Bill
I enjoy sharing Scotland's story with visitors from all over the world. Their reactions and their stories make everyday different. I have studied Ecology and have worked in environmental education for some years. But my real interest is Scotland, its history, its legends and its culture. I have been guiding on Skye and throughout the highlands for 15 years. |
Stuart
Stuart has had a life long interest in Scottish History. After a successful career in IT he has settled on Skye to guide tours ,help run his family B&B and build guitars in his home workshop. |
Murray
For me, there is no greater vocation that being a tour-guide. It is a pleasure to share Scotland and all her glories and stories with visitors... and I extend you the warmest welcome. I am very excited to become a crofter. We 3 have recently taken on a croft (small farm) in Assynt and I am the green-fingered magic-maker. I love meeting lovely folk from all over the globe and telling the tales of Scotlands Highlands and Islands. |
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Why tour with us?
We take you on a real journey. Our tours are the best way to see and learn about Scotland in a relaxed and informal way. You will be with other travellers from around the world. People of all ages and backgrounds book tours with Real Scottish Journeys and many lasting friendships have been formed over the years. There are as many stops as possible throughout the day, with short walks to explore and experience special places for yourself. On extended tours we may walk for up to two hours. 
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About accommodation
All our tour prices do not include any accommodation costs. This allows you to choose the type of accommodation that best suits you. We recommend great value award winning hostels and cosy B&B’s that are locally owned and run. For your evening meal, we will direct you to the nearest pub or restaurant. If you are self catering in a hostel, there will be plenty of opportunity to buy food. |
Our commitment to the environment
Tourism is important to the highland economy. We think it is important that the money that you spend stays local. We always try to support locally owned and run shops hostels pubs restaurants and B&B’s. This helps sustain small communities in the Highlands. By touring as group this also helps to reduce the number of vehicles on the road and carbon emissions. We try to minimise the amount of written material that we produce and recycle when possible. |
