Top Scotland Speed Boat Rentals

Skip the line on your visit to one of Scotland's most popular attractions on this Edinburgh Castle walking tour. Walk up the Royal Mile toward to the castle with your guide while they share insight into the significance of the fortification in Scottish history and introduce you to some of the key characters associated with it. Once inside, explore the main buildings as your guide provides further details about such elements as the one o'clock gun, the Argyle Battery, and the castle dungeons. 

Take a break from the city on a full-day trip through the Isle of Skye with convenient round-trip transport from central Inverness. In addition to navigating, your guide offers commentary about the area’s top landmarks, including Eilean Donan Castle, Portree, and the Old Man of Storr. Bring your camera: This trip offers endless panoramic views of Scotland’s natural landscape.

Take a personalized tour from Edinburgh to Loch Ness on this day trip to the Scottish Highlands. See wooded lochs and tucked-away villages as you journey through spectacular scenery en route to Glencoe and Fort Augustus. Enjoy a boat tour in search of the Loch Ness Monster and traverse the picturesque Cairngorms National Park. Travel in a top-of-the-range, 16-seat Mercedes mini-coach with a small group limited to 16 passengers.

Get a fresh perspective on Dundee with a thrilling trip on a high-powered speedboat. Look out for native wildlife, including bottlenose dolphins and grey seals, and admire bridges, lighthouses, oil rigs, and spectacular modern architecture such as the new Victoria and Albert Museum. This is a small-group tour, limited to a maximum of 12 people, with live commentary from your driver/guide.

See the best of Scotland in one action-packed day on this Glencoe, Loch Ness and the Highlands tour from Edinburgh. Pass Stirling Castle on route to Kilmahog with a guide, then continue through Rannoch Moor to the soaring Highland peaks of Glen Coe. Head along the banks of Loch Linnhe to Fort William and gaze over Ben Nevis — Scotland’s highest mountain. Enjoy free time to explore Loch Ness and learn the famous legend of Nessie! Pass by Inverness, then travel through the mighty Grampian Mountains to Edinburgh.

Learn about the maritime history of the Clyde and the surrounding docks and waterways by following the trail of shipwrecks with your expert guide. See the popular shipwreck MV Captayannis, once a sugar ship used for trading, and use sonar to detect the presence of sunken battleships and submarines. A must for anyone interested in maritime history or intrigued by Glasgow’s military involvements in the first and second world wars.

The River Clyde has a long and important history at the heart of Scotland’s industrial past. A hub of shipbuilding meant that for decades the area was seen as a place of factories and industry, but now the views and wildlife have taken back over. On this tour, learn about the varied history of this unique area, and hear about the paddlesteamers that once traveled “doon the watter” to take the wealthy on holiday, or to their villas downstream.

See the dramatic landscapes of the Clyde on board the Starfish Enterprise—a boat made for exploring. Sail past shipwrecks and lighthouses, and spot wildlife like seals, sea eagles, otters and porpoise from the water. Listen as your guide tells stories about the history and ecology of the Clyde area, and hear about the mountains and landscapes that loom beyond the river’s edge. Go fast or slow—it’s up to you. Choose your style of tour and explore the sea lochs of the Clyde with a guide who knows all the hidden beaches and special viewpoints.

Get out on the River Clyde and experience the wildlife and wilderness of an area surprisingly close to the major city of Glasgow. See shipwrecks and castles, and look out for famous landmarks along the shore and skyline. Spot seals and sea eagles from the boat and learn about their lives and habitat from your knowledgeable and experienced guide and skipper. See Scotland in a whole new light.

Spend some time exploring the 14th-century Carrick Castle when docked at Sandbank, during this half-day adventure. With a private guide, travel along the picturesque Loch Long and Loch Goil to the castle, where you can enjoy a walk around the grounds or spot some local wildlife. Then, head to the Boatshed Cafe where you can purchase lunch or have a snack before heading back.