Outlander Locations

Tour Details

• Duration: Full-day (7-8 hours)

• Departure From: Edinburgh or Glasgow

• Group Size: Private tour for up to 7 guests

• Includes:

  • Private driver-guide

  • Comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle

  • Hotel pick-up and drop-off

  • Bottled water and local snacks

• Not Included: Lunch and entry fees (to allow flexibility and choice)

Step into the world of Claire and Jamie with a magical day exploring Scotland’s Outlander filming locations!

Calling all Outlander Fans! Are you ready to relive your favourite moments from Outlander and explore the real places where the magic happened? Join The Scottish Tour Guide for a private day tour through some of Scotland’s most iconic filming locations – ancient castles, charming villages, and stunning scenery that’s every bit as dramatic as the show itself.

This is your chance to follow in Jamie and Claire’s footsteps, uncover behind-the-scenes stories, and fall even more in love with Scotland along the way.

Culross – Cranesmuir Come to Life

Step back in time as you wander through the cobbled lanes of Culross, the picture-perfect 17th-century village that became Cranesmuir on screen.

The ochre-coloured Culross Palace and its beautiful gardens featured in several episodes, including the herb garden where Claire treated her patients.

You’ll have time to stroll, take photos, and soak up the charm of this historic gem; it'll feel like you’ve walked straight onto the Outlander set!

Doune Castle – Castle Leoch

Next, we visit the mighty Doune Castle, which every Outlander fan knows as Castle Leoch, home to Colum MacKenzie and his clan.

Standing proudly above the River Teith, this 14th-century fortress has also starred in Game of Thrones and Monty Python and the Holy Grail, but Outlander fans know it best for the early scenes between Claire, Jamie, and the MacKenzies.

Explore the grand hall, climb the tower, and imagine yourself sitting at the clan’s table as the sound of bagpipes fills the air.

Blackness Castle – Fort William

Prepare for goosebumps at Blackness Castle, the formidable fortress that doubled as Fort William, where Jamie faced some of his toughest moments with Black Jack Randall.

Nicknamed “the ship that never sailed” because of its unique shape, this 15th-century castle juts dramatically into the Firth of Forth.
Take in the stunning coastal views, explore the ramparts, and relive some of the show’s most intense scenes (without any of the danger, of course!).

Midhope Castle – Lallybroch

And now… Lallybroch! No Outlander tour would be complete without it. Tucked away on a private estate, Midhope Castle is the instantly recognisable exterior of Jamie Fraser’s family home.

You can’t go inside, but you’ll get to stand right in front of the famous doorway, a truly special moment for every fan. Snap a photo, take a deep breath, and imagine Jamie himself welcoming you home to Lallybroch.

Why You’ll Love This Tour

This isn’t just a sightseeing trip, it’s a full-blown Outlander experience. You’ll explore beautiful, historic locations that bring the show’s romance and adventure to life, while your knowledgeable guide shares fascinating stories about filming, Scottish history, and local legends.

Travel at your own pace, take as many photos as you like, and enjoy a fun, relaxed day discovering the heart of Outlander country.

Book Your Outlander Adventure Today!

Whether you’re a die-hard fan or you just love Scotland’s dramatic scenery and castles, this tour is the perfect way to combine your passions.
Book your Private Outlander Filming Locations Tour today and get ready for a day filled with laughter, history, and Highland magic!