Scotland private tour gift voucher

MegaSpace gift vouchers come in £100, £250 and £510 values — the top value covers a full private Highland day for up to four guests. Vouchers are valid for 12 months on any of our services, are personalised with a name and message, and arrive as a PDF by email on the day you pay. Buy via WhatsApp, WeChat or bank transfer.

By Sheldon · MegaSpace Private Journeys · Updated 2026-10-06

Part of our Christmas & New Year in Scotland Guide

What voucher values are available?

Choose the value that matches the experience you have in mind:

Vouchers can be used on any MegaSpace service — airport transfers, day tours, multi-day tours or festive evening tours. If the trip costs more, the recipient simply pays the difference.

Who is the voucher for?

• Students and young professionals in the UK who want to treat parents visiting from Hong Kong, Taiwan or mainland China — a comfortable Highland day with a Cantonese- or Mandarin-speaking driver is a thoughtful thank-you, especially around graduation.
• Couples marking an anniversary, a proposal trip or Christmas — a private day to Glencoe or Loch Ness without the stress of winter driving.
• Friends and family abroad planning a Scotland visit in the coming year.

How do I buy one?

1. Message us on WhatsApp +44 7598 576685 or WeChat ID megaspace218 with the value, the recipient's name and a short message.
2. Pay by bank transfer (or as agreed in the chat).
3. We email a personalised PDF voucher the same day, ready to print or forward.

Buying for Christmas? Send your request before mid-December so you have time to share it.

What are the terms?

• Valid for 12 months from the date of issue.
• Can be used on any MegaSpace service; whole-vehicle prices, up to 4 guests in a Toyota Alphard.
• Bookings are subject to availability; festive surcharges (+25% on 24, 26 and 31 Dec; +50% on 25 Dec and 1 Jan) still apply.
• The recipient books by WhatsApp or WeChat quoting the voucher code.
• Please ask us about any other conditions, such as part use or changing the name, before buying.

Why a private tour as a gift?

For parents visiting from Asia, the hardest part of a Scotland trip is often the logistics: driving on the left, narrow Highland roads, short winter days and the language. A private driver-guide who speaks English, Cantonese and Mandarin takes care of all that, so the gift is not just a tour but a relaxed day together.

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