The Experience
Itinerary
Glens, Coasts & The Harry Potter Train
Our Jacobite Steam Train tour from Glasgow kicks off bright and early as we hit the road through the stunning Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park. From there, we travel through the wild and rugged Rannoch Moor, before making a stop at the iconic Glen Coe – the scenery here will seriously blow your mind.
Next stop: Mallaig, a charming little fishing port where you'll have time to wander, explore, and grab an early dinner at a local spot - bonus points if you find somewhere with fresh catch of the day! Now for the bit everyone's been waiting for - the Jacobite Steam Train! Hop on at Mallaig and settle in as you wind along Scotland's stunning west coast - and yes, you’ll be crossing the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct, aka the one from Harry Potter. Jump off at Fort William, where your guide will be waiting to scoop you up for the scenic coach ride back to Glasgow.
Glasgow → Glasgow
Tour Highlights
What's Included
In the Moment
Frequently Asked Questions
Your Jacobite Steam Train tour departs from Glasgow City Centre. For departure details and pick-up location, visit our Departure Info page.
This tour is approximately 13 hours long*, with plenty of photo stops and comfort breaks on the way.
*Tour duration might change based on traffic and weather.
Yes, the ticket is included in your tour.
You’ll spend most of the journey in one of our comfy midi-coaches, except for the highlight of the morning – a 2-hour ride on the iconic Jacobite Steam Train. Your HAGGiS guide will get you to Fort William station and make sure you’re all set to board. Once you arrive in Mallaig, your guide will be there to greet you again. After some time to grab lunch, it's back on the coach for the return to Glasgow.
