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Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Start your trip in Scotland's stunning capital. Explore the Royal Mile, Edinburgh Castle, and Arthur's Seat. Don't miss haggis at a traditional pub in the Old Town.
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St Andrews, United Kingdom
A charming coastal town famous for its ancient university and the birthplace of golf. Walk the ruined cathedral and enjoy fresh seafood along the harbour. The West Sands beach is breathtaking.
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Pitlochry, United Kingdom
A lovely Highland town nestled in the Perthshire hills, perfect as a base for exploring the surrounding glens. Visit Blair Castle and the famous salmon ladder at the dam. Local whisky distilleries are well worth a stop.
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Inverness, United Kingdom
The gateway to the Highlands and a great base for exploring Loch Ness. Take a cruise on the loch and look out for the famous monster. The riverside Victorian town centre is charming and walkable.
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Isle of Skye, United Kingdom
Scotland's most dramatic island, known for the jagged Cuillin mountains and the iconic Old Man of Storr. Explore Dunvegan Castle and the Fairy Pools for magical scenery. Local seafood, especially langoustines, is outstanding.
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Glencoe, United Kingdom
One of Scotland's most hauntingly beautiful valleys, steeped in dramatic Highland history. Hike the surrounding mountains or take the scenic drive along the valley floor. The Glencoe Visitor Centre tells the story of the infamous 1692 massacre.
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Glasgow, United Kingdom
Scotland's largest and most vibrant city, known for its incredible art scene and architecture. Visit the Kelvingrove Art Gallery, explore the trendy West End, and enjoy the legendary nightlife. The food scene has exploded in recent years with brilliant restaurants across the city.