He developed relationships with Clan Chiefs who keep houses in the area. Now, Wild Country Expedition guests stay in luxurious accommodation, including Glaschoille House, the seat of MacDonald of Sleat , or Druidaig Lodge, which belongs to the Hamish Macrae, Clan Chief of the Macraes , or Marr Lodge, where the film Mrs. Brown was shot. Visitors get a chance to live like a Chief, for a night or a whole week, depending on what kind of tour they choose. The lodges have huge open fireplaces, and a cook who prepares traditional Scottish meals. But camping, hiking, and boating do.
Guests discover their senses, they open their eyes, and use their ears.
There are a variety of tour options, so guests may choose to hike and camp in the West Highlands, photograph the local wildlife and landscape, or fish with Donald MacLugash, a former Deerstalker from the Isle of Jura. Wildlife in the area includes red deer, golden eagles, dolphins, and whales. History buffs visiting Scotland may also enjoy the chance to follow in the footsteps of Bonnie Prince Charlie, who hid from the red coats in the West Highlands, or or visit the castles in the Grampian region, including Eileen Donan , and Dunvegan on Skye , and Urquhart Castle on Loch Ness. Guests travel in groups of ten to fifteen, getting personal attention from their guides. Because Wild Country Expeditions specializes in sharing the pristine Scottish Highlands with visitors, it maintains a commitment to the environment.