Traceless Tours VR Club Pre-Order Special

EARLY BIRD DEAL IS SOLD OUT.
As a member of our Virtual Reality Club, you'll receive a state of the art headset for viewing our tours of special sites around Scotland in your own home. In many cases, the guides meeting you virtually for these will be friends you've met on our traveling tours (there will be no AI guides). You'll also receive a login to access the library of site tours which will include Finnich Glen, the Fairy Pools of Skye, Puck's Glen, Fairy Glen Falls (Rosemarkie), the Lost Valley (Glencoe), Dunscaith Castle ruins on Skye, and many others coming. We will also be adding in some live concerts from world class Scottish musicians. Our videos are high quality 360 tours so you can turn around and see behind you and look up and see above you. It will feel as if you are there.

Itinerary

Our Traceless Tours VR Club came to mind when someone on a long ago tour said "I wish I could visit the Lost Valley in Glencoe, but my knees are bad and I can't do things like that anymore."

I started thinking about all the places in Scotland that are out of reach for some, due to physical limitations but also timing and financial. I also wanted a way to share some of Scotland's magic in between tours for those who travel with us every year. But how? It seemed overwhelming. Then I met Alex with Vega 360º who creates immersive virtual videos. I explained what I wanted and all my dilemmas and we created a plan and a test run.

We will officially launch in the New Year, but I decided to create a sneak peek deal for the holidays. If you are looking for a gift for those who have it all, this might be it! Or just buy it for yourself.

We'll send you everything you need with instructions in January, 2026. One to two virtual tours will drop each month and begin to build your library. The length of the videos will depend on the location but will average 1-2 hours. The only thing you may want to have at home is a swivel chair or stool that turns all the way around for seeing it all.

Note: for those who tend toward motion sickness, every effort is going in to make these experiences stabilized and smooth. If we fly over a deep gorge with a drone, your tummy may fall a bit, but generally these reality tours will not cause motion distress.