For a country so small and with so much open countryside, Scotland has had a huge impact on world culture.
Its great cities - Edinburgh, Glasgow and Dundee, were powerhouses of British Imperial commerce. These cities were also at the forefront of scientific discovery and exploration, culture and learning, and remain some of the most popular holiday destinations. Its natural wonders, too, attract visitors from around the globe. Just their names - Glen Coe, Ben Nevis, The Old Man of Storr, the Cairngorms National Park, the Mull of Kintyre, Loch Ness - call up visions of unspoilt scenery, timeless beauty and unresolved mystery.
Be it escorted tours, cruises, or family cabin holidays, Scotland has plenty to offer. Explore the Scottish Highlands, enjoy a scenic train journey or head to the Trossachs, an outstandingly beautiful area of mountains, lochs, rivers, castles and woodlands. Scotland's natural and historic treasures aren't confined to the mainland, though. Around 800 islands lie scattered off its coast, islands like Skye, Mull, Arran, or beyond them the Outer Hebridean isles offer their own beguiling mix of magnificent scenery, myths and legends. Whether you're planning a romantic break or setting off on a solo trip, discover historic tales of valour, romance and rebellion on our Scotland tours.
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From things to do to best time to visit - discover some of our top Scotland travel guides.
From plush dining rooms to cosy country lodges, in Scotland you can enjoy an array of dining experiences. Among the local dishes to look out for are Cock-a-Leekie, a soup with chicken and leeks, and Rumbledethumps, the Scottish equivalent of Bubble and Squeak.
Satisfying sweet cravings is easy in Scotland. Be sure to taste cranachan, a cream cheese dessert finished with oats and raspberries, and Scottish tablet, a crumbly sweet snack that is similar to fudge.
Enjoy (responsibly) Scotland’s national drink – as you discover your whisky palate. With more than 100 active distilleries across Scotland, there are plenty of flavours to discover the right pour for your taste. Warm and inviting, Scottish cuisine ensures the taster that, no matter the weather, there will always be something to lift your spirits.
Read more about Scotland's food and drink with our travel guide.
Discover our collection of holidays for solo travellers, including our Highlights of the Scottish Highlands - Exclusively Solo tour. This trip is for those who are travelling alone, but want to experience Scotland with like-minded people, guided by our expert Tour Managers. This trip does not include a compulsory single supplement, you will have your own room included in the price. For some of our other Scotland tours, we offer no single supplement on select departures. However, these are based on availability so be quick to secure your spot. For more information about our solo trips click here.
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