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Discover the magic of Outlander filming locations with this private Edinburgh tour, visiting Lallybroch, Doune Castle, and Linlithgow Palace for an authentic experience.
If you’re a fan of the Outlander series or just love Scottish castles and scenery, this private tour offers a tailored way to connect with the series’ iconic locations. Priced at about $605 for a group of up to four, it provides a personal, in-depth journey through some of the show’s most beloved sites, with the added benefit of expert guides and a flexible itinerary. The experience generally lasts around five hours, making it a manageable addition to your Edinburgh itinerary.
What we really appreciate about this tour is its private nature—you won’t be part of a large group, which means more personalized attention and a relaxed atmosphere. Plus, the inclusion of audio guides narrated by Jamie Fraser himself is a fun touch for fans eager to feel immersed in the storyline.
A potential consideration is the cost, which is on the higher end for a half-day experience, especially considering entrance fees to the castles are not included. This tour is best suited for those looking for a specialized, in-depth Outlander-themed adventure with a personalized touch—ideal for couples, small groups, or dedicated fans who value storytelling and scenery over a typical sightseeing excursion.

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This tour is designed to bring Outlander fans closer to the series’ most recognizable filming sites while offering historical context and scenic beauty. Each stop is carefully chosen to match the series’ storylines and settings, making the experience both fun and visually engaging.
Your journey begins with a visit to Doune Castle, known in the series as Castle Leoch. This medieval fortress has a distinctive silhouette and cobbled courtyards that instantly evoke Outlander’s Scottish Highlands. While admission isn’t included, the exterior alone is worth the visit, with its impressive ramparts and atmospheric ruins. You can expect about an hour here, during which your guide will share stories about the show’s filming and the castle’s history.
Insight from reviews: Visitors love the knowledgeable guides who can share detailed stories about the castle’s history and its role in Outlander. One reviewer mentioned their guide was “very knowledgeable about the castles and surroundings,” making the visit more meaningful.
Next, you’ll head to Midhope Castle, the authentic filming location of Lallybroch, Jamie Fraser’s ancestral home. This site is a highlight for Outlander fans, offering a tangible connection to Jamie’s roots. The castle is privately owned, so entrance isn’t included, but the exterior views are striking, and the setting is perfect for photos or just soaking in the Scottish countryside. The guide will give you background on the series’ filming and the castle’s real history during your allocated hour.
Authentic tip: Reviewers mention that this stop is a genuine highlight, with one explicitly saying, “We especially enjoyed visiting Lallybroch, part of the Outlander series.” It’s the kind of location where you can imagine Jamie walking out onto the grounds or tending to his livestock.
The final stop takes you to Linlithgow Palace, a royal palace built by the Stewart kings, which doubles as the real-life location where Jamie Fraser was held in Wentworth Prison. This site offers a fascinating blend of royal history and series nostalgia. Expect around an hour here, with the opportunity to explore the ruins and imagine the scenes from the show.
Review insight: Travelers appreciate the guide’s storytelling, noting that their local expert added depth to the visit, tying the historical significance of the palace to Outlander’s storyline.
Your tour comes with a professional driver and guide, making the trip smooth and informative. The vehicle is an air-conditioned sedan with three USB charging points, so you can keep your devices powered while enjoying the scenic ride.
Pickup and drop-off are available at your hotel in Edinburgh or Glasgow, adding convenience. Generally, the tour starts at 10:00 am, giving you a good half-day window to explore without feeling rushed.
At $605.56, this experience is a premium option, but it reflects the personalized nature—small group size, private transportation, and expert storytelling. Since entrance tickets are not included, budget for those separately, but the value lies in the expert guidance and tailored experience—not just ticking off castles but learning about their history and connection to the series.
The personal attention from guides like David, praised in reviews, makes the experience stand out. Being able to ask questions, get nuanced stories, and enjoy a relaxed pace adds significant value. The tour’s focus on authentic filming locations vs. generic sightseeing keeps it engaging for series fans.
The main downside might be the cost, especially since you’ll need to pay for entrance fees separately. Also, the 5-hour duration, while sufficient for the highlights, might feel a bit rushed if you’re keen on exploring in depth or visiting more sites.

This tour is ideal for dedicated Outlander fans who want a behind-the-scenes look at filming locations with a personal touch. It also suits travelers who appreciate history and Scottish scenery and prefer a private, relaxed experience rather than large group excursions. If you’re seeking a blend of storytelling, scenic drives, and authentic filming sites, this tour offers a well-rounded package.

This Jamie Fraser Outlander tour to Lallybroch and other filming locations in Edinburgh offers a unique and intimate way to connect with the series’ world. With knowledgeable guides, private transportation, and well-chosen sites, it provides excellent value for fans willing to invest in a deeper experience. While the price might seem steep, the tailored approach and storytelling make it worthwhile for those who cherish the series and Scottish heritage.
If you’re after an authentic, personal, and story-rich day exploring some of Scotland’s most iconic Outlander locations, this tour will likely tick all your boxes. It’s perfect for small groups, couples, or serious fans eager to see Jamie Fraser’s world come alive.

Is this tour suitable for children?
Yes, most travelers can participate, and it’s a private tour, so you can decide if the content and pace are suitable for your kids.
Does the tour include entrance tickets?
No, entrance fees to castles and palaces are not included, so you’ll need to purchase those separately.
What should I wear?
Smart casual attire is recommended, and since Scotland’s weather can be unpredictable, bring layers and waterproof clothing.
Can I be picked up from anywhere in Edinburgh or Glasgow?
Pickup and drop-off are available at your hotel, making it convenient regardless of your accommodation location.
How long is the tour?
It lasts approximately 5 hours, covering three main sites with time for sightseeing and photos.
Is there a guide narration during the tour?
Yes, an audio guide narrated by Jamie Fraser enhances the experience, adding personal and series-related insights.
What transportation is used?
A comfortable, air-conditioned sedan with USB charging points ensures a smooth ride through the Scottish countryside.
Are there any restrictions?
Most travelers can participate, and service animals are allowed. Be sure to inform the provider if you require special accommodations.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, there’s free cancellation available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
What makes this tour stand out?
The private setting, expert guides, and Outlander-themed storytelling make it a memorable experience for fans and history enthusiasts alike.