If you don’t like the idea of driving on the other side of the road or having to negotiate your way onto crowded coaches, then go ahead and book a small group tour. In fact, I think there are plenty of other hidden benefits of small group travel – and here’s why…
Who else loves driving? And the absolute best way to see Scotland is on a road trip. Going by car means you can take everything you need, and then some. But don’t ruin your trip by forgetting the essentials. I compiled this packing list for your road trip to help you avoid those packing mistakes on your next trip. Happy travels!
Do you want to come to Scotland? Magic! I can’t wait to show you the incredible holiday accommodation in awe-inspiring locations within Scotland!
Are you looking to plan your vacation to Scotland? But you are overwhelmed with all of the information available, especially when it comes second or third-hand. There’s so much to see and do. When to go, how much it will cost, where to go? It could be a daunting task, especially if you are planning a trip to Scotland for the first time. Your head is spinning in all directions, so let me help you to plan your Scottish vacation because, as Antoine de Saint-Exupery said, “A goal without a plan is just a wish”.
Here, we will look at some practical information of travelling to Scotland from overseas, Europe or the rest of the UK. I hope this will provide help, ease your planning and hopefully answer your concerns and questions. Getting to Scotland from overseas or from the UK could not be easier. Scotland has well-connected airports with international flights to the major cities: Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and Inverness. But, Scotland is also accessible by ferry, train, and bus.