Chauffeur Driven Hunting and Fishing Tour of Scotland

With wild, unspoilt landscapes and crystal-clear lochs, Scotland is the prefect destination for traditional country sports.

After landing at Glasgow or Edinburgh Airport and being met by your private chauffeur, you could head straight to the heart of Perthshire and the small market town of Blairgowrie. In the surrounding area you will find some of the best estates in Perthshire, able to accommodate driven pheasant and grouse and other fowl as well as stalking for red, roe and sika deer.

With the River Tay in close proximity, a further day of activity could be spent on this world-famous river. Given the length of the salmon season this is an activity which can be done most of the year and with several smaller rivers feeding in to the Tay, you should never be short of options.

Your chauffeur will then guide you north towards Inverness, offering the option of a stop or two to taste some single malts on the way. From here you could then wind your way to the wild, Atlantic west coast of Scotland. Here you can experience some of the finest deer stalking in the United Kingdom. With spectacular scenery at every turn, any sporting activity here will not disappoint. With professional stalkers to accompany you, all the guidance you require will be provided to ensure your stalk results in a humane outcome at the end of the day.

A chauffeur driven country sports activity break can be tailored to suit any length of stay in Scotland. Most activities will require at least a full day focusing on one pursuit, but itineraries can be arranged to accommodate The Caledonian Macnab – the ultimate country sport day in which a stag, salmon and a brace of grouse are bagged in a single day – this being made all the more possible by having your chauffeur driven car whisk you in comfort from one location to the next.

Several of our partner properties in Luxury Scotland lend themselves extremely well to country sports. These activities are not just the preserve of the Highlands but the rolling hills of the Borders and south west Scotland where mixed forest woodland and open moors make for excellent stalking as well as driven and rough shooting.