Glencoe and Loch Ness on day one with a night in Inverness, then Culloden and the Cairngorms on the way home. One private chauffeur in a Mercedes V-Class for up to 6, at £95 an hour from Glasgow city centre.
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Per car, not per passenger, in a Mercedes V-Class with room for up to 6 and their luggage. Your chauffeur’s overnight in Inverness is added to the quote. Pickup from Glasgow city centre or your pickup location. Other pickups are quoted separately (terms).
A 2-day Scotland itinerary from Glasgow takes you north past Loch Lomond and Glencoe to Loch Ness, with a night in Inverness, then home through Culloden and the Cairngorms. It is the classic Highland loop, about 340 miles in total. With a private driver from our chauffeur service in Glasgow it is about 19 hours over the two days, around £1,805 per car at £95 an hour, plus your chauffeur’s overnight.
Culloden, Clava Cairns, the Cairngorms, Pitlochry, Glasgow
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About 9 hours
£95 an hour per car in a Mercedes V-Class, room for up to 6 and their luggage. Your chauffeur’s overnight in Inverness is added to the quote. Driving times are without stops and vary with traffic and the season. The C-Class, S-Class and Audi Q7 are also available. One clear price, agreed before you travel.
The two days in pictures
Day 1: GlencoeDay 1: Loch NessNight: InvernessDay 2: The Cairngorms
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Good service and good price. Needed a car quick from Trump Turnberry to Glasgow Airport and these guys came thru for me. Great V-Class. Will use again if I’m in the area.
Pickup was easy. They sent a tracking link to my phone, which took the guesswork out of it. I didn’t need to phone anyone or stand outside waiting. The car was clean and the driver was pleasant and friendly throughout the journey.
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Walter C. · Business
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The car is amazing and the whole experience was amazing. I didn’t catch the driver’s name but he was brilliant. Thank you very much.
Within 90 minutes they had organized an entire itinerary, arranged a luxurious vehicle and an excellent driver, John. That level of responsiveness and service was impressive.
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Claire F.
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A luxurious service from start to finish. An assortment of entertainment & refreshments giving that extra touch.
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Edwin P.
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Very grateful — an excellent service, I recommend it. Reliable, punctual, friendly, great service. (Translated from Spanish)
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Sean M. · Local Guide
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John thoughtfully stopped at scenic locations so we could photograph the Highlands’ extraordinary beauty rather than simply admire it through the windows.
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William F.
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Came across this company by chance. Booked them for a return journey to Murrayfield Stadium for a concert.
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Fusion Music Rec
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Booked my airport pickup over WhatsApp while I was still out in Thailand, which made the whole thing dead easy.
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Jacqueline Q.
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My friends were having a small wedding in the city centre — I wanted to buy the transport as a gift.
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Sean M. · Local Guide
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It felt like a genuinely personalized Highland adventure rather than a conventional sightseeing tour. An absolutely memorable day and five stars without hesitation!
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Brian H.
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A fantastic transfer experience. Our flight arrived later than scheduled but our driver kept everything organised.
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Alan J.
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After a long flight it was such a relief to have these guys pick me up to save the hassle. Can't recommend them enough.
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Constantine Chauffeurs picked me up after a long flight and honestly couldn't have asked for better.
Day 1: Glencoe, Loch Ness and a night in Inverness
Set off at 8am. Your first stop is Luss on Loch Lomond, about 45 minutes out, for a short walk down to the water before the coaches arrive. North of Tyndrum the road crosses Rannoch Moor and drops into Glencoe. The Three Sisters viewpoint and the visitor centre make a good hour’s break.
Fort William sits under Ben Nevis about 30 minutes beyond Glencoe and is the natural lunch stop. From there the Great Glen runs straight to Inverness. Stop at Fort Augustus to watch boats climb the Caledonian Canal locks. Urquhart Castle on the shore of Loch Ness is the last visit of the day. Inverness is about 25 minutes on, reached around 6pm after roughly 10 hours with your driver.
Day 2: Culloden, the Cairngorms and home to Glasgow
Culloden Battlefield is 15 minutes from Inverness city centre. Arrive when the visitor centre opens to walk the moor where the Jacobite rising ended in 1746. The Clava Cairns, Bronze Age burial cairns among the trees, are a five-minute drive away and free to visit.
The A9 then heads south through the Cairngorms National Park. Stop in Aviemore for coffee, then at Pitlochry for lunch and a walk to the dam. Glasgow is about 1 hour 45 minutes from Pitlochry, so your personal chauffeur has you home by early evening after about 9 hours on the road and at the stops.
Stay central so your chauffeur can collect you from the door in the morning. The hotels along the River Ness and the streets below the castle are a short walk from dinner. Book early from June to September, when Inverness fills up.
Change the route
Add Skye: make it three days. Glasgow to Skye is about 5 hours by road. Glasgow to Skye.
From November to February it is dark by 4pm, so see Glencoe in the morning light.
Book Urquhart Castle tickets online in summer, when time slots sell out.
Pack a waterproof. Rannoch Moor and the Great Glen make their own weather.
Keep your Glasgow hotel room if you are coming back to it. You only need an overnight bag.
Coach tour, self-drive or private driver?
Coach tour
Self-drive
Private driver
Who’s on board
16 to 40 other travellers
Your group
Your group
Stops
Set by the tour
Yours
Yours
The driving
Done for you
You drive the A82 and the A9
Done for you
Price
Per person, from about £120 each
Car hire, fuel and parking
Per car, £95 an hour for up to 6
For two people a coach tour costs far less. A private driver suits a family or group who want their own car, their own stops and no timetable. Every Constantine price is per car and agreed before you book.
Common questions
Is 2 days enough to see the Scottish Highlands from Glasgow?
Two days covers Loch Lomond, Glencoe, Loch Ness and Inverness, then Culloden and the Cairngorms on the way back. Skye needs a third day.
Can you see Glencoe and Loch Ness in one day from Glasgow?
Yes, but it is a long day of about 12 hours. Splitting it over two days with a night in Inverness gives you more time at every stop.
Where should I stay on a 2-day Highland trip from Glasgow?
Inverness. It sits at the north end of Loch Ness, has plenty of hotels and puts Culloden 15 minutes away for the next morning.
How much is a private driver for 2 days from Glasgow?
A Mercedes V-Class with a private driver is £95 an hour from Glasgow city centre. This trip is about 19 hours over two days, around £1,805 per car for up to 6, plus your chauffeur’s overnight in Inverness.
Can we change the route?
Yes. Your chauffeur starts with the route agreed at booking. You can swap a stop, stay longer somewhere or come home by the A82 instead of the A9.
