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Ronnie completed the professional Scottish Tourist guides course in
Edinburgh University in 1996 (as well as acquiring a certificate in Scottish
studies from the University). It was his love of hill-walking, climbing, the beauty of the countryside, his great interest and appreciation of Scotland's culture and its national drink that led him to study and become a professional tourist guide.

Apart from an extensive knowledge of the history and geography of Scotland, Ronnie is interested in current affairs - which can add a dash of realism to his guided tours!

Recent tours included visits to distilleries such as Glenkinchie and Auchentoshan in the lowlands; Glenturret, Glengoyne, Tullibardine, Edradour and Dalwhinnie in the Highlands; and Glenfiddich, Macallan and Cardhu in the Speyside area as well as all the Islay distilleries. Other areas covered include history/heritage tours to Rosslyn Chapel (scene of the ending of the book, and the blockbuster movie, The Da Vinci Code), and trips to Ayrshire, the Islands of Arran, Isaly Mull and Skye, Loch Ness and Inverness, the far north and many more areas of Scotland.

In 2004 Ronnie attended a course for guiding in the internationally acclaimed new Scottish Parliament Building in Edinburgh, and after successfully passing the exams is now qualified to guide inside the Parliament Building.

Ronnie can include tours of the SPB in his itineraries on non-business and recess days for the parliament.

Apart from hill-walking and climbing, Ronnie appreciates malt whisky - and specialised in every area of the industry, distillery visits and tastings, past and present.

Here are a few links that may help you get a better picture of Scotland, selected by Ronnie.

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