Step into the mystical world of the Scottish Highlands – filled with magic, history, and unforgettable natural beauty. This journey combines the iconic filming locations from the Outlander series with soulful exploration for body, mind, and spirit.
What YOU have in store on this special trip!!
- Travel to and from Edinburgh Airport
- 7 nights accommodation at Country Club & Spa Hotel
- Trip to Castle Leoch (Doune Castle)
- A trip to Lallybroch (Midhope Castle)
- Spiritual Teachings with Anita Ratschiner
- Explore scottish history in Stirling Castle
- Visit to the Scottish National Museum
- Trip to Linlithgow Palace
- A visit to Blackness Castle
- Paranormal Tour with RbR Paranormal Investigations
27. February - 6. March 2026
Whether you’re sipping afternoon tea in a grand salon, teeing off on one of its championship golf courses, or simply soaking in the serene atmosphere, every moment at Dalmahoy feels like a retreat into timeless Scottish hospitality.
Time to Rest and Relax between Activities
The Dalmahoy Hotel in Edinburgh offers a luxurious and relaxing escape, set within 1,000 acres of stunning parkland just outside the city.
This elegant country estate combines historic charm with modern comfort, featuring spacious rooms, fine dining, a world-class golf course, and a tranquil spa.
Guests can enjoy breathtaking views, peaceful surroundings, and easy access to both Edinburgh’s vibrant city centre and the beauty of the Scottish countryside. Ideal for a relaxing getaway or a refined base for exploring Scotland.
Your Accomodation
Dalmahoy Hotel & Country Club, located just outside Edinburgh, is steeped in Scottish history. Originally built in 1725 for George Dalrymple, the youngest son of the Earl of Stair, the house was designed by renowned architect William Adam. In 1760, it was acquired by the Douglas family, and the estate remains under the ownership of their descendants, including the current 22nd Earl of Morton.
The estate has connections to Mary, Queen of Scots, who is said to have visited Dalmahoy. Notably, members of the Douglas family played a role in her escape from Loch Leven Castle in 1568. The keys from that daring escape were recovered in the 19th century and are now held on the Dalmahoy estate.
In the 20th century, Dalmahoy transitioned into hospitality, opening as a country club in 1976 with just 10 bedrooms. It has since evolved into a luxurious hotel featuring 215 rooms and suites, two restaurants, a leisure club with an indoor pool, and two 18-hole golf courses, all set within 1,000 acres of picturesque parkland.
Today, Dalmahoy seamlessly blends its rich historical heritage with modern amenities, offering guests a unique and memorable experience.
Room Facilities
- Comfortable, Airy and Bright Rooms
- Mini Fridge
- Free WI-FI Available
- Double & Single Rooms available
- Breakfast included
- Free use of Spa Facilities
- Beautiful Views
- Golf Course
- En-Suite Bathroom
Check out out Travel Program
If you’ve fallen in love with the time-traveling romance of Outlander, now’s your chance to step into the story! Our amazing Scotland trip takes you to some of the most iconic filming locations from the series, where the magic of Claire and Jamie comes to life.
Follow the Adventures of Outlander (TV Series)
Step into the magic of Scotland with a thrilling one-day bus tour through some of its most iconic and atmospheric locations! Explore Midhope Castle, famously known as Lallybroch from Outlander, stroll the dramatic grounds of Blackness Castle, the “ship that never sailed,” and uncover royal secrets at the majestic ruins of Linlithgow Palace, birthplace of Mary, Queen of Scots.
At Doune Castle, feel the echoes of history and cinema—it’s featured in Outlander, Monty Python, and Game of Thrones! Finally, wander through the charming village of Culross, a perfectly preserved 17th-century town where time stands still.
A must for history lovers, film fans, and seekers of Scotland’s ancient soul!
A trip to famous Stirling Castle
Perched dramatically atop a volcanic crag, Stirling Castle is one of Scotland’s most majestic and historically significant landmarks—a true gateway to the nation’s turbulent past. Once the favored residence of Scottish kings and queens, including Mary, Queen of Scots, the castle has witnessed coronations, battles, and royal intrigue.
Its beautifully restored Great Hall and opulent Royal Palace bring the Renaissance period vividly to life, while the panoramic views over the surrounding countryside, including the Wallace Monument and Bannockburn battlefield, add to its powerful sense of place.
What sets Stirling Castle apart from other castles is its unique blend of military might and regal grandeur. While many Scottish castles are known primarily as fortresses or ruins, Stirling stands as a vivid living monument to royal ambition, artistic achievement, and political power.
Overlooking key battlefields like Bannockburn and offering sweeping views across the Highlands and Lowlands, Stirling was once considered the key to the kingdom—and it still holds that title for visitors today. It’s not just a castle; it’s the beating heart of Scottish history.
A visit to Stirling Castle is not just a journey into Scotland’s history—it’s a chance to walk in the footsteps of legends.
Join spiritual teachings with Anita Ratschiner
Anita Ratschiner will be offering enriching spiritual teachings throughout the journey, sharing her deep wisdom and experience in the fields of healing, mediumship, and soul development.
With a warm, grounded presence and a profound connection to the spirit world, Anita creates a sacred space where participants can explore their intuitive gifts, receive healing energy, and deepen their spiritual understanding.
Her sessions may include guided meditations, healing practices, and insights into mediumistic communication—always tailored to the needs of the group. Whether you’re just beginning your path or already experienced, Anita’s teachings offer inspiration, empowerment, and gentle transformation.
Spooky Evening and Paranormal Investigation with Ross Richards (RbR Paranormal)
Join renowned paranormal investigator Ross Richards for an unforgettable night-time exploration of one of Scotland’s most haunted sites—Greyfriars Kirkyard in Edinburgh.
Known for the infamous Mackenzie Poltergeist and chilling encounters, this ancient graveyard has a long-standing reputation for unexplained activity.
Equipped with professional paranormal tools such as EMF meters, spirit boxes, and thermal imaging cameras, you’ll be guided through the eerie tombstones and dark corners of the cemetery while Ross shares real-life ghost stories, historical insights, and live findings from the investigation. Whether you’re a skeptic or a believer, this hands-on experience will awaken your curiosity—and perhaps something else.
The Edinburgh Vaults Underground Tour
Descend beneath the city’s bustling streets into the shadowy world of Edinburgh’s underground vaults. Hidden beneath South Bridge, these 18th-century chambers were once used by tradesmen, later becoming a refuge for the poor—and, according to many, a hotspot of sinister paranormal activity. On this spine-tingling tour, you’ll walk through candlelit rooms steeped in history and hear stories of hauntings, crimes, and restless spirits. With chilling acoustics and a palpable energy in the air, the vaults offer a gripping look into Edinburgh’s darker side. It’s an atmospheric and thrilling experience that lingers long after you’ve returned to daylight.
Astrology Tarot Card Readings with Mehal Mahial
During this special journey, Mehal Mahipal will be offering exclusive 1-to-1 astrology and tarot card readings for those seeking deeper insight and personal guidance.
With years of experience in intuitive practice and esoteric wisdom, Mehal creates a safe and supportive space for exploring your soul path, current life themes, and the energies shaping your future.
Whether you’re looking for clarity, confirmation, or a spiritual compass, these personalized sessions are a powerful way to connect more deeply with yourself.
Visit the famous National Museum of Scotland
Step into a world of wonder at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh, where ancient treasures, legendary artefacts, and cutting-edge exhibits come together under one magnificent roof.
From Egyptian mummies to Celtic relics and Scottish inventions that changed the world, this vibrant museum invites you to journey through time, culture, and creativity.
After immersing ourselves in the fascinating exhibits of the National Museum of Scotland, we’ll treat ourselves to a quintessentially British tradition: a luxurious afternoon tea. Set in a charming and elegant setting, this experience offers a delightful selection of freshly baked scones with clotted cream and jam, delicate finger sandwiches, and an assortment of exquisite pastries and cakes. Served alongside a pot of fine tea—or perhaps a glass of bubbly for those who wish—this is a moment to relax.
What is included in Your Trip
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