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From world-famous destinations like Edinburgh and Glasgow to the wild beauty of the Highlands and Islands, Scotland is one of the most diverse and dramatic countries in the whole of Europe, and should be at the top of everyone’s must-see list. Whether you want to enjoy a romantic holiday exploring its far-flung corners or a cosmopolitan city break discovering the capital’s many delights, holidays...
From world-famous destinations like Edinburgh and Glasgow to the wild beauty of the Highlands and Islands, Scotland is one of the most diverse and dramatic countries in the whole of Europe, and should be at the top of everyone’s must-see list. Whether you want to enjoy a romantic holiday exploring its far-flung corners or a cosmopolitan city break discovering the capital’s many delights, holidays to Scotland have something for everyone.
With its bustling cities, stunning landscapes and distinct, vibrant culture, Scotland has got it all. For visitors, the country represents a treasure trove of fantastic opportunities, from unbeatable shopping, dining and nightlife in some of Europe’s best cities to hiking and climbing in some of the UK’s last wildernesses. Culture lovers will be spoiled for choice with all the attractions of Edinburgh and Glasgow, two vibrant hubs featuring the best theatre and performance venues around plus world-class galleries and museums, amazing architecture and a rich history just waiting to be discovered. Or why not visit one of Scotland’s smaller cities? Aberdeen, Dundee and Inverness are all exciting destinations within their own right and offer visitors easy access to some of Scotland’s best scenery. Explore the rugged highlands and mysterious Loch Ness from a base in picturesque Inverness, or discover the wild North East coast and its charming seaside towns from Dundee.
Scotland holidays are also perfect for those who love the great outdoors, with Scotland’s scenery being among the best and most diverse in Europe. Climbing enthusiasts can indulge in the sport of ‘Munro Bagging’ and challenge themselves to climb the country’s highest peaks, while walkers and hikers will find countless rewarding trails suitable for all abilities. Rare wildlife can frequently be seen throughout the Highlands and Islands; why not hunt for sea eagles on the Isle of Skye, see dolphins and porpoises in the waters off the west coast or track deer with a range in one of the country’s rural estates? Whether you’re looking to book an active break or just enjoy some time to relax and get away from it all, Scotland is the perfect choice for everyone. So check out our great deals on cheap holidays to Scotland and book yourself a break today.
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Scotland’s a beautiful and rugged country chock full of history and things you simply must see. Vast mountains arc across the skylines and where they meet huge lochs wind between them. Loch Ness is perhaps the most famous of these and with a little luck, maybe you and your family will see the...
Scotland’s a beautiful and rugged country chock full of history and things you simply must see. Vast mountains arc across the skylines and where they meet huge lochs wind between them. Loch Ness is perhaps the most famous of these and with a little luck, maybe you and your family will see the elusive Loch Ness Monster. Out of the countryside, Scotland has some fantastic cities boasting long and fascinating histories along with great shopping and nightlives.
Hop onto a cable-car and travel to the very top of a mountain, take in the view and be truly astounded at the sheer size and complexity of the landscape. Wander the banks of a loch or visit one of the many castles some of which are little more than ruins while others have been transformed into...
Hop onto a cable-car and travel to the very top of a mountain, take in the view and be truly astounded at the sheer size and complexity of the landscape. Wander the banks of a loch or visit one of the many castles some of which are little more than ruins while others have been transformed into museums fit for the whole family. Head into the city and visit some the National Museum of Scotland or the National War Museum to get a real look at the history of the Scots.
Scotland’s traditional cuisine is a bit of an acquired taste but if it’s one you happen to have managed to acquire you won’t be disappointed. Try haggis neeps and tatties cooked in the time-old way; just remember not to tell the kids what’s in it! If they already found out, or you’re not a fan, not...
Scotland’s traditional cuisine is a bit of an acquired taste but if it’s one you happen to have managed to acquire you won’t be disappointed. Try haggis neeps and tatties cooked in the time-old way; just remember not to tell the kids what’s in it! If they already found out, or you’re not a fan, not to worry there are a huge amount of more international restaurants on offer too.
Whether you’re looking for a city-break or a wilderness excursion, Scotland has a lot to offer. There are a wide variety of campsites along with static-caravan parks which can accommodate you if you’re interested in getting in touch with nature. If not, Scotland’s cities hold a wide array of...
Whether you’re looking for a city-break or a wilderness excursion, Scotland has a lot to offer. There are a wide variety of campsites along with static-caravan parks which can accommodate you if you’re interested in getting in touch with nature. If not, Scotland’s cities hold a wide array of hotels, a fantastic option is staying in a real castle a must for any families with kids!
Scotland’s a fantastic destination to the avid ramblers among us, its lochs and mountains host a wide range of winding trails which can provide the perfect level of intimate isolation for the nature loving couple. Take in the breath taking scenery with your loved one from the back of Britain’s...
Scotland’s a fantastic destination to the avid ramblers among us, its lochs and mountains host a wide range of winding trails which can provide the perfect level of intimate isolation for the nature loving couple. Take in the breath taking scenery with your loved one from the back of Britain’s tallest mountain, Ben Nevis, truly a site to see.
Edinburgh’s famous for its fantastic shopping and those of us who have a passion for the art of shopping will be able to lose themselves for hours at a time amidst the ancient walkways and grey-stone alleys of Scotland’s Capitol. Take a trip from the city, visit a few farm shops and try fresh...
Edinburgh’s famous for its fantastic shopping and those of us who have a passion for the art of shopping will be able to lose themselves for hours at a time amidst the ancient walkways and grey-stone alleys of Scotland’s Capitol. Take a trip from the city, visit a few farm shops and try fresh Scottish food and perhaps even a nip of Whiskey from one of the famous Distilleries in Whisky country.
Edinburgh and Glasgow have a wonderful array of restaurants to suit every taste, from the mildly romantic to the intimate getaway. Follow this up with a drink at one of the many fantastic bars along the causeway and then take in a show at the theatre. Wrap up your evening with a nightcap and you...
Edinburgh and Glasgow have a wonderful array of restaurants to suit every taste, from the mildly romantic to the intimate getaway. Follow this up with a drink at one of the many fantastic bars along the causeway and then take in a show at the theatre. Wrap up your evening with a nightcap and you and your loved one should really feel the romance of Scotland wrap you in its arms…
What could be more romantic than a stay in a beautiful old castle furnished with the quiet luxury of traditional Scottish charm? Vibrant reds and oranges will help stave off the chill ion the air as you get closer to your partner in front of a roaring fire as the sun sets behind the mountains and...
What could be more romantic than a stay in a beautiful old castle furnished with the quiet luxury of traditional Scottish charm? Vibrant reds and oranges will help stave off the chill ion the air as you get closer to your partner in front of a roaring fire as the sun sets behind the mountains and the lights come on in the tiny clusters of villages. If you prefer something more modern then head into one of the many chain hotels which dot the cities and stay amidst the hustle and bustle of the city.
Whether you’re in the city or staying in the countryside, you’re sure to find a pub local to you. In true British tradition these pubs will vary from the quaint local to the thrumming city-pub but they’re warm and friendly places to their start or spend a night.
Clubs are found in pretty much all big cities and towns worldwide these days and Scotland’s are no different. Edinburgh’s club-scene has a lot to offer in this respect, with venues ranging from larger main-stream dance-halls to smaller more intimate live-music venues and most things in between.
Glasgow has a wide selection of trendy bars. Have a drink or three before heading out to a club or over to the theatre to take in a show. There’s a thriving musical scene in the Scottish cities and a lot of pubs, bars and clubs have regular live events which are as varies as they are exciting.
Scotland’s cuisine is known to be two things. Interesting and fresh. Widely accepted as having some of the freshest ingredients in the UK, sample some freshly caught Wild Atlantic Salmon, tuck into some wild Venison or brave the most famous of the Scotch delicacies, Haggis.
Scotland at large and Edinburgh specifically have a very long and very bloody history. Countless wars and murders have happened in the city since its founding and many of these are said to have left their mark on the stones themselves. While visiting the city, take one of the many ghost-tours and...
Scotland at large and Edinburgh specifically have a very long and very bloody history. Countless wars and murders have happened in the city since its founding and many of these are said to have left their mark on the stones themselves. While visiting the city, take one of the many ghost-tours and see if you can experience in the paranormal yourself. Be warned in the deepest, darkest parts of the vaults, no-one will hear you scream…
For something a little less fear-inducing, why not check out the world famous Edinburgh Fringe festival? Occurring annually in August, the Fringe hosts some of the United Kingdom’s best and most creative talent all coming together into several fantastic nights out!
Get out of the city for a while and take in some of the scenery from a cycle path. What better way to see all Scotland has to offer than by whizzing up and down the trails? Truly explore the countryside and visit some of the less accessible landmarks.
If you’re eager to see the beauty of Scotland but not so interested in working up a sweat yourself, then why not join one of the many boat-trips across the lochs. Search for Nessie amongst the reeds and rush-beds of Loch Ness, or simply take in the sights of sounds of the Scottish Countryside like...
If you’re eager to see the beauty of Scotland but not so interested in working up a sweat yourself, then why not join one of the many boat-trips across the lochs. Search for Nessie amongst the reeds and rush-beds of Loch Ness, or simply take in the sights of sounds of the Scottish Countryside like you’ve never seen it before.
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