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From Inverness: Cawdor Castle, Cairngorms and Highland Coos is a tour in Aviemore. From Inverness: Cawdor Castle, Cairngorms and Highland Coos has a rating of 4.94/5.00.

Start your adventure on this small-group tour at the ancient Clava Cairns, one of Scotland's best-preserved Bronze Age burial sites. Next, we’ll journey to the iconic Cawdor Castle, steeped in history and surrounded by captivating legends. Explore its enchanting halls and stroll through the meticulously landscaped gardens that embody its charm.

Our next destination is to meet with the fluffiest locals - the hairy Highland coos. Afterward, enjoy a relaxing walk through the ancient Scots Pine Forest, home to Scotland’s majestic native trees. We’ll then take a break for lunch in the vibrant town of Aviemore, the perfect place to soak in the local atmosphere.

Our journey continues through the stunning landscapes of Cairngorms National Park, where breathtaking views and potential wildlife sightings await. Finally, round off your day with a visit to Rothiemurchus Farm Shop, a great spot to browse and treat yourself to some tasty local produce.

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$73.28 per person

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