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Scotland is the home of whiskey, haggis, bagpipes and golf - and nobody leaves without a huge smile on their face. Take a sightseeing tour of Edinburgh, the country’s capital, to explore its historic and beautiful Old Town. Bustling Glasgow, just an hour away, offers some great nightlife and beautiful free museums. Take a bus tour to make sure you don’t miss the most important sites! View our Scotland tours below.

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Explore Scotland with comprehensive travel guides covering when to go, how long to stay, what to do, and where to explore across the country.

Best Time To Visit Scotland
Best Time To Visit Scotland
Scotland is on most people’s travel bucket list and for a good reason. When you get to Scotland, you will notice how the country both eschews and completely forgoes the clichés that surround its popularity—there are numerous ruined castles, rolling green hills as far as the eye can see, fields of purpled heather during the fall, and much more. Although some Scots might not like to acknowledge it, but there is a chance you will run into a bagpiper or two, especially during the celebrations.Scottish history and culture are definitely a huge draw for the tourists, but there are a number of modern attractions you should not miss out on either—including outdoor music festivals, world-renowned restaurants, and more. You must be extremely excited to plan your trip to Scotland, but before you go, you need to know what the best time to visit Scotland is. The country is cloud-cast for major parts of the year, but every season has its own specialties that you must not miss.
Scotland in January: Weather, Tips & Winter Sports
Scotland in January: Weather, Tips & Winter Sports
Despite being a cold month, you'd be surprised by the vast number of activities you can enjoy when you visit Scotland in January. The Scottish Highlands are enchanting, with snow-capped mountains, white-dusted forests, and frozen lochs. If you love wintry landscapes and enjoy winter sports, you should definitely visit Scotland at this time of the year.
Scotland in February: Weather and Travel Tips
Scotland in February: Weather and Travel Tips
Anyone who has traveled to Scotland in February will tell you that the country is calm and quiet during this month. It is one of the winter months, so there are few visitors in the country, unlike in summer. February means cooler weather and shorter daylight hours in Scotland. But do not let these things put you off — for Scotland’s winter scenery is as stunning as ever! You will also find plenty of exciting things to do at this time, such as ice climbing in Kinlochleven or snowshoeing at Glencoe Mountain Resort.
Scotland in March: Highlights and Travel Tips
Scotland in March: Highlights and Travel Tips
Although March is a cold month in Scotland, it is a transition period, with chilly winter temperatures giving way to milder weather conditions. Days also start getting longer from this month. Wondering what are the top things to do in Scotland in March? From exploring the stunning Scottish Highlands and taking in the sight of the famous Loch Ness to sampling the finest Scottish whisky on Islay and Jura islands, there are tons of activities to enjoy during your stay in the country during this time of year. Keep reading for more details about your Scottish holiday!
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Explore Scotland with our diverse travel styles! Choose from luxurious tours that pamper you with comfort and elegance, or budget-friendly options that let you experience the beauty of Scotland without breaking the bank. Whether you're indulging in fine dining or discovering hidden gems, there's a perfect adventure waiting for you.

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Betsy M. | Traveled in October

This was a great overview of Scotland in a short period of time. It had a good pace, great Travel Director., and many interesting sights. It has sparked more interest in Scotland and we may be back to explore the Northern areas and west coastal islands.

Anonymous | Traveled in October

The seven day trip was too short but we took the whole family, 9 people, and it was impossible to coordinate more than a week. The tour was excellent and Andrew our Tour Director was very knowledgeable about Scotland and the history. He was excellent. All the excursions and dinners were fantastic.

Anonymous | Traveled in October

We highly recommend this tour as a well-organised and well-paced way to experience the key regions of Britain, its history and culture. The small group and coach size allowed us to travel roads less taken, enjoying the small villages, countryside, cathedrals, castles and beautiful scenery. Our friendly and knowledgeable tour guide, Daz and skilled driver Vince worked as a team ensuring we all had a happy, memorable trip. There was plenty of time to take photos and go exploring at stops. Accommodation was varied and comfortable and included meals were satisfying. We would definitely travel again with Blue-Roads.

Anonymous | Traveled in October

We've been to the UK a number of times over 35 years but hadn't seen much of the east side of England. We had a very good experience with Back Roads on another tour and decided to try it. We like to combine a tour and some time on our own on a trip like this. We went places and saw things we never would have seen on our own. It's always nice to have someone else take care of the details sometimes. We were pleased with the itinerary and the arrangements. Our tour leader, Jessica, was wonderful. She was very accommodating to our needs. My wife doesn't move as fast as the group at times and Jessica made sure she didn't get left behind or left out. Our driver, Lee, was also very helpful. We enjoyed the others on our trip. There were only 13 travelers so we had a little extra room on the coach. We were half Australians and half Americans which made for a great mix.

Karen M. | Traveled in October

It was a nice mix of walking and resting on the bus between adventures. The tour director, Matty D was amazing from start to finish. The coach drivers, Les and Terry were extremely skilled moving that coach through those narrow streets and the long hours each day. The organization of the tour was amazing, ensuring everyone had the information needed as to where to meet, time of departure and what was next on the agenda. The optional execursions in the brochure were confusing, as I originally thought if there were two listed in the afternoon, we had to choose one or the other. Learning on the trip that you could actually do both. The welcome dinner at a great scottish pub was the perfect way to meet other tour guests and kick off the tour. Touring it all was just breath taking. The farewell dinner on the grounds of the castle after a tour of the castle with the Lord and Lady was absolutely the perfect. Having the Lord and Lady join us at the tables for dinner and be so engaging was the perfect way to end a great trip.

Anonymous | Traveled in October

Blue-Roads exceeded my expectations. Had a really wonderful time, will travel with them again. Our tour guide Jessica made this trip spectacular. Jessica is well suited to guiding and went above and beyond to make it enjoyable and rewarding for all. Jessica was so friendly, fun, professional and kind, she researched and answered all the oddball questions, was extremely well versed with the places we visited and loved. There were individual requests to stop at places and Jessica made that happen without losing any momentum. Loved the relaxed pace, thanks for a great experience Jessica and Blue-Roads.

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Scotland Tours — Highlights and Travel Tips

Sharing a border with England, Scotland is a part of the United Kingdom along with Wales and Northern Ireland. It is the country of bagpipes, kilts and occupies a vibrant culture that is different and unique. Scotland is the country of origin for Golf, which is a major part of their tourism industry. Scotch whisky is another reason to plan for a trip to Scotland but that is not the only thing the country has on offer.

Scotland has always had an alluring sense of mystery which attracts tourists from all over the world - Loch Ness is a good example hereof. It's strikingly beautiful coastline and the surrounding islands are popular locations especially in the summer. Scottish Northern highlands, the well-known Edinburgh Castle and Isle of Skye are some of the most visited destinations in Scotland by tourists.Scots have adventurous blood, hence the amount of opportunities they have to live your wildest wishes in Scotland such as bungee jumping, surfing, kayaks or even just riding downhill on a mountain bike as the Atlantic wind caress you!

 

Tour Highlights

  • Hill walk, swim and kayak your way around Loch Lomond
  • Explore the ancient halls of Scotland’s fairytale castles, like Edinburgh Castle and Stirling Castle
  • Taste some of the world’s finest malt whiskies on a pub crawl
  • Look for Nessie from the ruins of Urquhart Castle at Loch Ness
  • Hike to the summit of Ben Nevis, Scotland’s highest mountain
  • Take a selfie with a Highland Coo
  • Swim in the Fairy Pools on the Isle of Skye
  • Laugh until your belly hurts at the Edinburgh Fringe, the world’s largest arts festival

 

Travel Tips

  • Whether you’re a golf fan or not, a visit to St Andrews (the home of golf) is never regretted. Public transport to the Fife town can be complicated, so renting a car is the way to go.
  • There is a complicated history between Scotland and England. Never refer to a Scottish person as English.
  • Learning some Scottish lingo before your visit will be especially helpful if you ever need to ask for directions. A lake is called a loch, aye means yes, and someone calling you a “bonnie lass” thinks you are a beautiful woman.
  • You can’t leave Scotland without trying haggis, Irn-Bru, and at least one deep-fried Mars bar.
  • Don’t ask a Scotsman what’s underneath his kilt unless you really want to know.

Scotland has seasonal weather so please do check up on the best time to visit Scotland before planning your tour. And if you’re still hunting for more things to do and places to explore in the country , do check out our Scotland Travel Guide for more information.

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