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14 Available Tour Excursions in Aberfeldy
Join us for a delicious Scottish Cheese (at 14:15) or Scottish Charcuterie (at 14:45) tasting, and discover a new-found passion for artisan cheese or charcuterie. You’ll enjoy a guided introduction to 5 of the very best Scottish cheeses or Charcuterie products, before settling down to enjoy your tasting platter, which comes with oatcakes, chutney, and other accompaniments. You'll be able to take away your cheese/charcuterie map of Scotland, as a guide to your future discoveries!
Price: $39.74
Duration: 0 hours
Join Managing Partner Becky as she feeds Errichel’s animal residents. A super way to find out more about Errichel's ethically-reared animals and its 'slow food' ethos, you will meet and feed Large Black Pigs, Rare-breed Sheep (bottle-feed lambs in season), Shetland Cattle, Highland Ponies, an assortment of Chickens, and many ducks! The tour is totally unique in our area, and takes place on our beautifully scenic Hill-farm near the picturesque town of Aberfeldy. Also onsite are our Deli, where you can purchase farm produce, foodie treats, and ice creams, and our Bistro, where you can enjoy brunch, lunch, or just coffee and cake. Our Farm Tour & Feed Round takes place at 10am on Fridays and Saturdays and lasts about an hour. Booking by 4pm the day before your tour is required. There is a maximum of eight spaces available, so book now to avoid disappointment.
Price: $19.19
Duration: 1 hours
For true whisky enthusiasts, the Whisky Explorer Experience offers a deeper dive into the craft, heritage, and innovation behind Dewar’s Blended Scotch and Aberfeldy Single Malt. This immersive journey takes you from the origins of Dewar’s Whisky to a guided exploration of our Aberfeldy Distillery, culminating in a premium, sensory whisky tasting featuring rare and aged expressions from our portfolio. DRAMS INCLUDED: Your chosen Dewar’s Blended Scotch Whisky Aberfeldy 15 Year Old Tuscan Wine Cask Finish Aberfeldy 26 Year Old Exceptional Cask Dewar’s Double Double 32 Year Old Aultmore 25 Year Old Spirit of Speyside Limited Edition (please note these are subject to availability)
Price: $82.22
Duration: 1 hours
Follow in our founders footsteps and learn the art of the Master Blender. There can be up to 40 different whiskies that go into a blend and in our session we have 5 whiskies for you to nose and blend to create your own special recipe. You will create your own style and make a 100ml bottle of your own blend to take away. 30 minute sensory session on the art of blending 30 minute session creating your own blend 100ml bottle of your own blended Scotch Whisky to take home Also included is the heritage centre offering a unique insight into founders; John Dewar and his sons Tommy and John Alexander. NOTE: A Production Tour is NOT included with this experience. To see the stills, please book the 12 noon Dewar’s Aberfeldy Experience separately.
Price: $75.37
Duration: 1 hours
Let us pique your curiosity with whiskies that one can only dream about. This experience includes the Ultimate line-up of whiskies and gives whisky enthusiasts the chance to taste our oldest and rarest whiskies. Uncover the history of our single malt distilleries as one of our guides shares stories from Aberfeldy, MacDuff, Aultmore, and Craigellachie Distillery.
Price: $164.45
Duration: 1 hours
There is nothing more exciting and exhilarating to get your pulses racing than Paintballing with Splash. A team sport, Perthshire Paintball provides the perfect atmosphere and location for the perfect team building exercise. This activity caters to all experience levels from beginners to veteran paintballers. We offer a range of exciting paintball games you can compete in, and our dedicated team of trained staff will make sure your day is tailored to your specific requirements. Ensure you bring sturdy footwear (e.g trainers or walking boots) - be aware that they may get muddy!
Price: $75.37
Duration: 3 hours
++ The Big Whisky Tasting Tour ++ + Four stops from a choice of eight + +Loads of great whiskies to choose from+ +Bespoke pickup+ Only tasting tour of it's kind leaving from your pickup location. Visit four Scottish distilleries for a whisky tasting in one day. Usually three whiskies at each location. Optional samples can also be taken home. The tour for the whisky lover! We will provide an itinerary, however, let us know if you have any must taste whiskies! Four distillery visits and tasting sessions from the following: Whisky tasting distilleries: Deanston, Tullibardine, Glenturret, Aberfeldy Auchentoshan, Clydeside, Glenkinchie, Holyrood Visit more distilleries, have an expert lead tasting, take photos and have a look round each visitor centre or shop. All tasting sessions are not paid for. Optional to purchase at each distillery. (please note - we may have to substitute distilleries due to Christmas period opening hours or distillery availability 1/11-10/01)
Price: $527.61
Duration: 7-9 hours
Go rafting on a half-day adventure down the River Tay in Scotland. Groups are of various sizes and ages (children aged over 8 years) from Aberfeldy to Grandtully in this perfect introductory river. A thrilling white water rafting experience, groups are accompanied by experienced guides. You can expect adventure, excitement and guaranteed fun! River Tay rafting trips are available mornings and afternoons throughout the year except Mondays and Tuesdays (these are dedicated fishing days). We provide all equipment (wetsuit, lifejacket, helmet, paddle) and transport If trips do not reach minimum numbers you will be offered a reschedule.
Price: $82.22
Duration: 3 hours
A half-day trip at Keltneyburn is an ideal canyoning spot for those who are relatively new to the sport. Here you can test the waters with gorge walking, jumping off rocky cliffs, scrambling along rivers and sliding down river chutes. Adrenaline will flow and excitement will be had!
Price: $75.37
Duration: 2 hours
Just three miles from the birth place of founder John Dewar, the Aberfeldy Distillery is the only distillery built by the Dewar family. Your experience includes a distillery tour and access to the atmospheric warehouse where you can hear about the angels’ share and how the whisky is double aged for a richer smoother flavour. Also included is the heritage centre offering a unique insight into founders; John Dewar and his sons Tommy and John Alexander. You will end the tour in one of our tasting rooms to enjoy a comparative tasting of our Dewar's Blended Scotch and our Aberfeldy Single Malt. Enjoy a dram (over 18s only) in the whisky lounge with comfy sofas and warming fire as well as free wifi.
Price: $26.04
Duration: 1 hours
****** Private Tour ***** Visit three unique three Speyside distilleries in one day for a distillery tour and tutored tasting at three distilleries or a mix of distillery tours and tastings. Three Speyside distilleries. Free pickup and drop-off at your accommodation. The best and most extensive Speyside whisky day trip available! A unique experience that gives you best Scotland has to offer, all in one day, allowing you time to enjoy other activities on other days. We endeavour to select the best distilleries in the region. Selection depends on availability and your preferences. It's a private tour, let us know your favourites. Alternatively, let us showcase the best experiences available.
Price: $1,089.48
Duration: 12-14 hours
Unique tour to three top distilleries! We pick you up! Let us know where you are. Whiskywheels tours specialise in the wonderful whisky that Scotland has to offer. Whisky Trifecta tour - Glenlivet, Glenallchie and Strathisla. Glenallachie The jewel in the crown of Speyside. Many awards, low volume , independently owned. Glenallachie take their time to produce some of the best single malts in the world. Strathisla A world class distillery that is also one of the oldest working distilleries in the world with over 232 years of producing the water of life. Try out their blending experience and take away your own whisky created by you. Glenlivet The tour and tasting at Glenlivet takes you back in time to how whisky was first made in Speyside. The oldest legal single malt distillery in the world. Glenlivet also produce the most single malt spirit in the world most years. Admissions are subject to availability. If no availability, we replace with like for like experiences.
Price: $890.77
Duration: 12 hours
WHISKYWHEELS PRIVATE HIGHLAND WHISKY TOUR + We pick you up + We help you create your own tour to the Highlands This private Whiskywheels tour is fantastic for those wishing to sample what the Highland whisky distilleries have to offer. Fully customizable tour. We can usually manage around 4 stops depending on availability We book and arrange the tour for you. Let us know what you want to do. The distilleries ask for a small fee for entry. Choose a mix of whisky tastings and distillery tours. Fantastic and entertaining tales from each distillery from local experts who know their whisky. Message us to pick your own itinerary or let us create it for you with your requirements. Travel in comfort in an air-conditioned vehicle with a reliable driver who can point out sights on the way and provide assistance all day. We will have 45 to 60 minutes for lunch at a Scottish style pub or Inn depending on your requirements.
Price: $602.98
Duration: 7-10 hours
Discover Aberfeldy, a charming Highland market town with rich ties to whisky, military history, and poet Robert Burns, on a two-and-a-half-hour walking tour. Starting at the Co-op car park, you’ll explore scenic streets, the River Tay, and iconic landmarks like Wade’s Bridge and Moness Falls. Highlights include the Art Deco Birks Cinema, the world’s longest plastic footbridge, the historic Watermill-turned-bookshop, and the Black Watch Memorial. Walk the famous Birks path where Burns found inspiration, visit Aberfeldy Golf Club, and spot signs of Scotland’s beaver reintroduction. This tour blends natural beauty, cultural heritage, and fascinating stories in a town that bridges the Highlands and Lowlands.
Price: $5.99
Duration: 2-3 hours
Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: GBP
- Languages: English, Scots Gaelic (locally), with common tourist languages including French and German
- Climate: Oceanic
- Timezone: Europe/London
- Population: Approximately 2,000 residents
- Best Time to Visit: best time to visit Aberfeldy is late spring through early autumn for pleasant weather and outdoor activities.
- Visa Requirements Visitors from the United States, European Union, and United Kingdom do not require a visa for short tourist stays in Aberfeldy. Other nationalities should check UK visa policies; many countries are visa-exempt for visits up to six months. Electronic visa (e-visa) options are not available for the UK; visas must be obtained prior to travel. Visa on arrival is not offered.
About Aberfeldy
Aberfeldy is a charming small town nestled in the heart of Scotland’s Perth and Kinross region. It offers visitors a quintessential Highland experience with its picturesque landscapes, historic landmarks, and welcoming local culture. The town is surrounded by rolling hills, lush forests, and the scenic River Tay, making it ideal for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Aberfeldy’s rich history is reflected in its architecture and nearby ancient sites, including castles and old mills. The town is also famous for its connection to Scottish poet Robert Burns, who wrote the song "The Birks of Aberfeldy," celebrating the area's natural beauty. Visitors are drawn to Aberfeldy for its peaceful atmosphere, traditional Scottish hospitality, and opportunities to explore the outdoors through walking trails, fishing spots, and nearby national parks. The local community hosts events and festivals that showcase Scottish culture, music, and cuisine, providing a warm and authentic experience. Aberfeldy is a perfect destination for travelers seeking a blend of cultural heritage and stunning natural scenery away from the bustle of larger cities.
Aberfeldy Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of Central Scotland
- Duration Range: Custom Durations
- Group Size: Small groups (up to 15 people)
- Difficulty Level: Mixed Difficulty
- Recommended For: The best time to visit Aberfeldy is late spring through early autumn for pleasant weather and outdoor activities. Pack layers and waterproof clothing due to Scotland’s variable climate. Respect local customs by greeting with a friendly attitude and observing quiet in rural areas. Safety is generally good, but visitors should be cautious when hiking and follow local guidance. Cash and cards are widely accepted, but carrying some cash is advisable for small purchases. Mobile coverage is good but can be patchy in remote areas.
Average Tour Price: $95
Lowest Price Tour: $50
Highest Price Tour: $220
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Important Tour Information
- Bring comfortable walking shoes and appropriate clothing
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- Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early
- Carry valid identification and tour booking confirmation
Top Attractions
1. The Birks of Aberfeldy – A beautiful woodland walk featuring waterfalls and scenic views, celebrated in Robert Burns’ poetry. 2. Dewar’s Aberfeldy Distillery – Offers tours and tastings of Scotland’s famous single malt whisky. 3. Castle Menzies – A historic castle with restored interiors and gardens, providing insight into Scottish history. 4. Loch Tay – A nearby freshwater loch ideal for boating, fishing, and picnicking. 5. The Black Watch Castle & Museum – Located in nearby Perth, showcasing military history connected to the region.
Popular Activities
Visitors can enjoy hiking and nature walks in the surrounding hills and forests, fishing in the River Tay and Loch Tay, and exploring local heritage sites. Whisky tasting tours at Dewar’s Distillery provide a cultural and sensory experience. Seasonal festivals offer traditional music and dance, while nearby golf courses and cycling routes cater to sports enthusiasts. Photography, birdwatching, and leisurely strolls through the town’s quaint streets are also popular.
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Local Food & Cuisine
Aberfeldy’s food scene highlights traditional Scottish fare with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Signature dishes include haggis, neeps and tatties, fresh salmon, and venison. The town features cozy pubs and restaurants offering hearty meals and local whiskies. Noteworthy dining spots include The Old Mill Inn, known for its warm atmosphere and classic dishes, and The Birks Cinema Café, which combines casual dining with cultural events. Visitors should try Scottish oatcakes and locally made cheeses as well.
Getting Around
Aberfeldy is accessible by car via the A9 and A827 roads, with the nearest major train station in Perth, about 25 miles away. Local bus services connect Aberfeldy to surrounding towns. Within Aberfeldy, walking is the best way to explore the town center. Taxi services are limited but available. Parking is generally free and convenient in town. Costs for public transport are moderate, and car travel offers the most flexibility.
Travel Tips
The best time to visit Aberfeldy is late spring through early autumn for pleasant weather and outdoor activities. Pack layers and waterproof clothing due to Scotland’s variable climate. Respect local customs by greeting with a friendly attitude and observing quiet in rural areas. Safety is generally good, but visitors should be cautious when hiking and follow local guidance. Cash and cards are widely accepted, but carrying some cash is advisable for small purchases. Mobile coverage is good but can be patchy in remote areas.
Culture & Customs
Aberfeldy’s culture is deeply rooted in Scottish traditions, including music, storytelling, and Highland games. Social customs emphasize politeness and hospitality. Local festivals celebrate Gaelic heritage and seasonal changes. Visitors should be mindful of quiet times in residential areas and show respect when visiting historic sites. Tipping in restaurants is customary but not obligatory. Engaging with locals about their heritage is welcomed and appreciated.
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