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Rabbie’s new three- and four-day Europe tours from Barcelona, Madrid, Lisbon, Milan and Rome begin in September 2024 and are available to book now.

Holidaymakers can embrace a kaleidoscope of cultures with eight new tours of Europe from small group tour specialist, Rabbie’s. The three- and four-day tours offer round-trip adventures from continental hotspots Barcelona, Madrid, Lisbon, Milan and Rome. The new Rabbie’s Europe tours begin in September 2024 and are available to book now. 

An ideal addition to any Europe holiday or a rich city break alternative, the new tours include:

Masterpieces and Vistas: A Journey Through Tuscany tour

Guests can marvel at the finest collection of Italian Renaissance art and architecture in Florence, sip a glass of vino in Tuscany, or sit and watch as the world goes by at one of Italy’s loveliest squares, Piazza del Campo in Siena. Enjoy Orvieto, a quintessential Italian town perched on a volcanic plug, and wander around Pienza, the home of Pecorino Cheese, stunning Renaissance architecture and incredible Tuscan views. This tour departs from Rome, and costs from €1,109 per adult.

Flavours of Catalonia tour

On this tour, travellers can explore Girona, a medieval walled city filled with incredible cuisine and stunning architecture, as well as feel the serenity of the old Benedictine priory perched on the slope of a magnificent mountain with a visit to Montserrat Monastery. Enjoy the lively atmosphere of Sitges with its great fresh seafood and impeccable views, then wind down with a visit to the charming coastal town of Cadaqués. This tour departs from Barcelona, and costs from €919 per adult.

Summits and Shores: Vesuvius, Pompeii and Amalfi tour

Holidaymakers can stroll through Pompeii, the city that froze in time, and hike to the crater of the infamous Mount Vesuvius, the volcano that reshaped the ancient world. Wonder at the pastel-coloured houses, steep cliffs, azure seas and lemon groves of the glamorous Amalfi Coast before admiring Montecassino Abbey, dramatically perched atop a mountain, the working monastery and pilgrimage site is a centre of art, culture and learning. This tour departs from Rome, and costs from €889 per adult.

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The Rabbie’s tour of St Andrews and Fife is a fantastic day trip from Edinburgh. If you’re visiting Scotland and basing much of your time in the capital city, you can easily take day trips from Edinburgh to many interesting locations.

While public transportation is readily available and accessible, sometimes it just doesn’t quite get you where you want to go. For those places, it’s worthwhile taking a tour.

Read next: Why I think expats make the best tourists and advocates for their new countries.

Rabbie’s tours are my personal favorite option for getting out of the city and seeing more.

I did the Edinburgh city tour with Rabbie’s , which offers a fabulous overview of Edinburgh’s history and geography.

After that, the Rabbie’s tour of St Andrews and Fife was the option my family chose when they came to visit us.

And what an excellent choice it was!

About Rabbie’s Tours

Rabbie’s offers tours in Scotland, England, Wales, and Ireland. They also just added a new option to cover even more ground by integrating trains into their tours between England and Scotland.

Now, you can start a tour in London and still see much of my beautiful adopted home ! I haven’t done one yet, but I sincerely love the concept.

We opted for the St Andrews and Fife Rabbie’s tour for several reasons. First, my dad is an avid golfer and St Andrews is a beloved destination for any fan of the sport.

Second, the St Andrews and Fife tour is not a monstrously long day, which some of the highlands or west coast tours can be. Since St Andrews itself is just an hour drive from Edinburgh, adding in a few leisurely stops en route still doesn’t make for a crazy day.

I’ve done the day tours when you board around dawn and return after dark. You see so much and they can be amazing! But you also feel utterly exhausted by the end of the day and the next day is not an easy one for doing lots of activity.

Since much of my family had visited Edinburgh before, we could take it easy enough and enjoy the city. But getting out and seeing somewhere new was a highlight on the itinerary!

Read next: What it’s like to be an American in Scotland and how I’ve adjusted over the years.

Rabbie’s Tours from Edinburgh

All Edinburgh-based Rabbie’s tours leave from their main office near Waverley train station. This is super convenient no matter where you’re staying around Edinburgh.

We lived on the other side of the city and it still only took us about 15 minutes door-to-door. If you stay outside of town, hop a bus or train and they mostly all drop right at Waverley Station. The Rabbie’s office is just a block away from there, heading towards Calton Hill.

Rabbie’s offers a wide variety of tours on any given day, but they are also a well-oiled machine.

Make sure you arrive a minimum of 15 minutes before tour departure so you can check in and be ready to board your bus. There will likely be several tours leaving around the same time, so don’t risk showing up late and delaying everyone!

There is a cafe at the office so you can also enjoy a coffee before you hit the road. Given the early departure times of many of these tours, that caffeine is most welcome!

The buses are actually comfortable 16-passenger vans. These aren’t the massive coach buses I took on my first whirlwind visit to Europe where I visited every church and museum in 3 countries in 8 days. #AmericanTourist

Instead, these tour buses offer familiarity and a closeness with your tour guide and with your fellow passengers. You’ll be spending all day together, so go ahead and say hello!

If you’re lucky, your bus will even be led by Kevin the Coo. He has some fans on social media and was our mascot for the day of our tour! How lucky were we??

Overall, Rabbie’s comfortable seats, USB outlets, and professional tour guides make for a fabulous day out.

Note that, because this is not a coach bus, there are no bathrooms on board. Stops are planned frequently though, so you are rarely on board for so long as to feel uncomfortable.

About the Rabbie’s St Andrews and Fife Tour

The St Andrews and Fife Rabbie’s tour leaves from their main office in Edinburgh in the morning and heads first to South Queensferry, which is a favorite stop of mine.

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This town overlooks the Forth of Firth toward the Kingdom of Fife beyond. There are three bridges launching from this area: The Forth Rail Bridge and two road bridges.

The Forth Rail Bridge is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a true beauty. It bears a similarity to the Golden Gate Bridge, albeit on a dramatically smaller scale. It is beautiful to look at from afar and also lovely to cross by train.

The other two bridges are road bridges, with the newest one having just been completed in 2017. From further inland, you can see all three bridges spanning the water and rising above the low hills of the Lothians.

I love catching those quick peeks from the train into Edinburgh from West Lothian. The new road bridge looks like a 3-masted ship setting sail. The combination of historic and modern architecture is stunning.

From South Queensferry, you can stand under the bridges and admire their beauty up close. The town is also super cute to drive through, with its cobblestone streets and narrow lanes lined with stone houses. You’ll get to enjoy this en route to the road bridge itself.

Once over in the Kingdom of Fife, you’ll hop along the coastal route, which is a much smaller road but allows for you to hug the sea. There, you’ll stop into Anstruther, a small fishing village that’s been a popular spot for centuries.

Grab a coffee or a pint, whichever you fancy. Check out the boats in the small harbor and step out onto the small local beach before boarding the bus again for the lovely drive to St Andrews.

The town is famous for golf and for its eponymous university, which has educated many a famous royal, politician, and more. The ruins of the old St Andrews Cathedral overlooking the sea are also impressive, as are the beaches and dunes by the Old Course.

The town is quaint but offers enough options for you to find any lunch that suits your tastes. You’ll have plenty of time to do so with a few hours in St Andrews.

You’ll also find plenty of good shopping opportunities to snag a souvenir. Or just stroll the beach, explore the ruins, and – of course – admire that popular golf course .

After your lunch and wandering around St Andrews, you’ll hop back onto the bus to circle back toward Edinburgh.

A final stop in the village of Falkland offers Outlander fans a chance to visit a filming location . This town stood in place of old Inverness in the first season.

Not a fan? No worries, you can wander the small streets or explore Falkland Palace instead. And, of course, take the time for another pint with your dad!

Why Choose Rabbie’s Tours

I never write about a service or company that I do not use, enjoy, and personally recommend. I have used Rabbie’s, I like Rabbie’s, and I will definitely go on more Rabbie’s tours in the future! (I’m absolutely ogling a trip to Wales while writing this!)

Rabbie’s now offers tours all around Europe! Check out the options right here .

Even though we have our own car now, there are still trips that are better made with a tour guide (or a designated driver!).

While we can use Google maps to drive around every backroad, we won’t get a running commentary about the history en route.

We can drive to the historic sites, but we won’t get the funny little stories that a professional guide can offer in addition to the important facts and figures.

I am a huge proponent of tourism professionals (thus my involvement in Travel Massive everywhere I go!). No matter how much information we can gather online, it cannot be delivered in the same entertaining ways as a professional storyteller and history lover can do.

And – while I’m enormously grateful for it – public transportation just isn’t the same. We’re still not really paying attention to what we pass en route, while a tour guide would point out that little spot or pull over at this special view.

I choose to take tours run by reputable operators.

I also prefer small groups so I don’t feel like cattle and I don’t worry that we are causing harm everywhere we go. Large buses cannot possibly be environmentally friendly and I know they are not road-friendly!

Let’s face it: We are also not good when in large groups.

We follow the masses, we do things we otherwise wouldn’t do because we aren’t thinking as individuals or making decisions based on our surroundings.

Instead, we play follow-the-leader and lose all sense of individuality. I’ve seen it too often to condone it here!

Small groups, private tours, or going solo are pretty much the only options I see as viable.

I choose to go with Rabbie’s tours because they fit within my ethos while still being affordable and personable.

I adored our guide, Gill, so much that I started following her on Instagram right away! She posts regular photos from her tours and it keeps me wanting to see more of this beautiful country.

I have also met other Rabbie’s employees and I know other bloggers they’ve worked with. The company is good. The people are good. The tours are good.

I like to support companies that do good and I hope you do, too!

Feel free to contact me if you have any questions about Rabbie’s tours or about visiting Scotland in general! We’ve lived here on-and-off since 2015, so I have loads of tips to offer.

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4-Day Magical Mull, Isle of Iona & West Highlands Small-Group Tour from Edinburgh

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Places You’ll See

• Enjoy the colourful houses of Tobermory
• Find peace on spiritual Iona
• Examine the wonder of Fingal’s Cave
• See the iconic Inveraray Castle
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Rabbie’s small group tours are driven by curiosity and guided by storytellers. We find the stories that go deeper and live longer in travellers' minds. On our journeys, everyone’s hungry for the little-known or just-happened, and we can go after them: no track too small, too trodden or obscure. No need for scripts, because our guides know places like the back of their hand.

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• Overall Rating Excellent 4.7
• Itinerary Excellent 4.8
• Guide Excellent 4.9
• Transport Excellent 4.6
• Accommodation Good 3.9
• Food Excellent 4.6
• Tour Operator Rabbie's Tours 4.7
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• TC Terry · October 24th, 2023 We had a great time touring the Isle of Mull. Would loved to take another tour with this company someday. Neal was a great driver and very informative. He took great care of the 12 of us. Trip date: August 2023
• EA Elizabeth · October 3rd, 2023 The weather not being very good stopped us from doing some of the things itemised on the tour. Our guide Andy chose other options which proved to be interesting and informative and most enjoyable. Trip date: September 2023
• JD Jennifer (Jenn) · August 5th, 2023 This was an excellent tour. I appreciated the stories and insights into the history of the area. Trip date: August 2023

• JP Judy · April 24th, 2022 Our tour guide, Liam, was a 'local' so we got the benefit of his pride in showcasing his 'hometown.' He was an excellent tour guide ensuring we saw everything, learned interesting factoids and history along the way and accommodated everyone's needs and... Show more Trip date: April 2022

• DS Don · September 27th, 2019 Had a good time, accomodation was great, very interesting and informative guide. Trip date: September 2019

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• August 2024
• September 2024
• October 2024
• Tuesday 7 May, 2024 Friday 10 May, 2024 English Sold Out $791 See Similar Tours For These Dates
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• Tuesday 4 Jun, 2024 Friday 7 Jun, 2024 English Sold Out $816 See Similar Tours For These Dates
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• Tuesday 11 Jun, 2024 Friday 14 Jun, 2024 English Filling Fast Multiple Room Types $816 Confirm Dates
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Frequently Asked Questions

The maximum group size is 16 people. Small groups mean you can discover the real country and get off the beaten track where other tours cannot go.

The tour generally starts from Gate J and Gate K, Edinburgh Bus Station, St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, EH1 3DQ. (Please note this is subject to change)

Your tour includes accommodation with breakfast. Choose either B&B or Hotel accommodation in a twin or double room for two people, or a single room for one person. B&Bs (Bed & Breakfasts): B&Bs or guesthouses are usually smaller than hotels and provide a good quality, homely setting. The showering and toilet facilities are private, and breakfast is included in the price. Hotels: Hotels usually have a bar or restaurant and provide evening meals. Breakfast is included in the price.

If you are a solo traveller there is a compulsory single supplement which is an additional cost to the tour cost, unfortunately, it is not possible to share a room with another traveller on this tour. To add the single supplement you can do this by selecting the rooming option on the booking page after you have chosen the departure you are interested in.

The optional excursions for this tour are: Iona Abbey - £7.50. Please be advised that this list is a guideline only and all prices are subject to change.

Passengers are restricted to 14kg (31lbs) of luggage per person on our tours. This should be one piece of luggage similar to an airline carry-on bag (approximately 55cm x 45cm x 25cm / 22in x 17in x 10in) plus a small bag for onboard personal items. Unfortunately, Rabbies are unable to store excess luggage, but nearby train and bus stations may have storage facilities for you to use.

Travel insurance is not included in the tour price however it is recommended to take out travel insurance before your trip. TourRadar has partnered with WorldNomads.com to make it simple and easy to book travel insurance, to get a quote or to buy online please see the following link - https://www.tourradar.com/travel-insurance

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• For any tour departing before June 27th, 2024 a full payment is necessary. For tours departing after June 27th, 2024, a minimum payment of 20% is required to confirm your booking with Rabbie's Tours. The final payment will be automatically charged to your credit card on the designated due date. The final payment of the remaining balance is required at least 60 days prior to the departure date of your tour. TourRadar never charges you a booking fee and will charge you in the stated currency.
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Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch. Might look familiar to you. Might seem like a made-up word. We can assure you it’s not. It's the name of a town in Wales, just one of this incredible country's many quirks. For a small country, Wales bursts with marvels ready to be explored on a tour. It boasts a culture with an ancient language that will make your tongue twist. It's the land of castles, with more than 400 scattered across its arresting landscapes. Full of legends, welcoming locals, and sweet coastline villages, Wales is waiting.

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A Wales tour has so much to offer its guests. But where do you start? At Rabbie’s we’ve spent years perfecting the ultimate Wales tours for you to experience in 2023. Whether you depart from London , Manchester or Bristol , we can provide a small group tour that suits all types of travellers. From friends gathering for a birthday, to solo travellers and family spending quality time together. Discover what we have to offer now.

Travel Wales Responsibly

With four UNESCO World Heritages Sites to its name, and many more breathtaking locations to visit, Wales is a place we want to cherish. Which is why one of our missions is to protect the places we love. We do this through our responsible travel initiative . Through this, we donate, volunteer, use small mini-coaches and do as much as we can to protect locations for future generations to enjoy. Hop on board one of our Wales tours to see the work we do for yourself.

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Countless castles

Wales may be small, but it certainly wasn't a pushover. Over centuries the Welsh built 600 castles. And even though many of them are now in ruins, you’ll still be amazed at the diversity of these defensive buildings. And what’s more is they’re usually located in gorgeous hill top locations.

Almost too beautiful

National parks cover 20% of Wales. You have the stunning and rugged coastlines of the Pembrokeshire Coast. You have the rolling plains and hidden caves of the Brecon Beacons. And you have the altitude defying mountains of Snowdonia. So, if you’re looking for natural wonders, then look no further and visit Wales.

The land of legends

In Wales, history is tangled with myths. And there’s a legend about every hill and lake you pass by. Listen to the tale of the red dragon and how it’s become the national animal. Hear the moving story of Gelert, the dog, and his heroic deed. And discover the places connected to King Arthur.

Llanfairpwllgwy

The longest place name in Europe means 'St Mary's Church in the Hollow of the White Hazel near a Rapid Whirlpool and the Church of St. Tysilio near the Red Cave'. And if you think this is some sort of joke, then you’re right. Because this name was given as a publicity stunt in the 1860s. You’ll come across many of these odd facts as you journey through Wales.

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Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael: Italy is synonymous with art. Yet, even if you can’t tell the difference between oil painting and finger painting, on an Italian tour you’ll still be amazed by the myths surrounding the masterpieces.

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The people here like to get up close and personal. They kiss on the cheek and often embrace you when they meet you. But don’t worry, just go with the flow and take some of this warmth back home with you.

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