Scotland
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Must Do Adventure
Bucket List Experience
Edinburgh
Enjoy the Scotland Tour on a stately note at Edinburgh Castle, that pierces through the skyline of Edinburgh. Proceed to admire the art of Surrealism and Dadaism at Modern Two Gallery and explore the geology and sociology of Scotland at the Museum of Scotland. Check out the amazing works of modern portraitists at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery and have fun at The Edinburgh Festival. Attend the special events at Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh and stroll down the Portobello Beach before heading back home.
Stirling
Explore the fascinating attractions of Stirling on the Scotland Tour. Visit Dunblane Cathedral to check out the brilliant stained glass windows and then stand by the “Woven Sound” sculpture to view the thunderous Falls of Faloch. Let the intriguing secrets of Stirling Castle stir your senses but shake it off with the most panoramic vistas of Scotland from the crown of the Wallace Mountain. Take part in the games at Stirling Old Town Jail and take a boat safari at Blair Drummond Safari Park.
Portree
Whip out your cameras and get ready to capture the scenic landscapes of Quiraining on the Scotland Tour at Portree. Go on idyllic boat cruises at the vibrant Portree Harbor and admire the unique designs of pottery at Edinbane Pottery. Attend the interactive exhibition at Culloden Battlefield and indulge in arts and entertainment at Aros Community Theater. Stir the adrenaline-junkie in you by hiking along the steep trails at The Storr and give in to the calmness of the surroundings at Glen Coe Viewpoint.
Glasgow
Explore the Scottish culture at Glasgow on the Scotland Tour. Visit Glasgow Cathedral and examine the exhibits of St. Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art. Stand amazed at the architectural wonder of Glasgow School of Art and then browse through the trendy cafes and high-end shopping malls at Sauchiehall Street before stepping into Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum to check out the charming collections of continental and British paintings. Take a stroll in the picturesque, lush green and flowery Victorian Gothic garden Necropolis before returning to the hotel.
Orkney
Revel in the beauty of Orkney on the Scotland Tour. Take up the challenge of hardcore climbing at Old Man of Hoy or take it slow at the golden beach by the silky blue bay at Sands of Wright Beach. Visit the artistic architecture, the Italian Chapel that stands out in the rugged landscape of cliffs and crags and go bird-watching at the awe-inspiring location, Marwick Head. Discover the rich history of Orkney at Ring of Brodgar and marvel at the beauty of St. Magnus Cathedral.
Isle of Skye
Spend a day of the Scotland Tour at the Isle of Skye, the most spectacular location of Scotland. Hike up to the summit of the Old Man of Storr to feast your eyes on the impressive landscapes, and then take another short hike to Rubha Nam Brathairean to check out the stunning scenes that meet the eyes. Stop to admire the rugged beauty of the Kilt Rock and Mealt Falls, and fall in love with nature at Quiraing and take a tour of the Dunvegan Castle too.
When to Visit
Peak Season
Go on the Scotland Tour during the spring season between March and May and during the autumn season between September and November.
Travel Guide
FAQs about Scotland
What is internet access like in Scotland?
There is full availability of the internet at cafes, hotels, and public places in Scotland. Connect to the wi-fi hotspots and browse the internet for free.
Can I use my mobile phone in Scotland?
Buy a prepaid sim card of any cellular network like Orange, Vodafone, 02, Three, and T-Mobile to make local calls on the Scotland Tour.
How are the toilets like in Scotland?
The public toilets are clean and western-style and usually charge an amount for use. Carry toilet paper, soap, and water for washing if you need it.
Can I drink tap water in Scotland?
The tap water of Scotland is safe for consumption.
Are credit cards accepted widely in Scotland?
Most restaurants, hotels, and stores accept credit and debit cards like Visa, American Express, MasterCard, JCB, and Diners Club.
What is the convenience of ATM access like in Scotland?
There is a reasonable number of ATM centers all over Scotland, except for in the rural parts. The machines do not run for 24 hours, so keep loose cash with you wherever you go.
What to wear in Scotland?
Pack your sweaters and casual t-shirts, dresses, pants, trousers, and more to travel in style during the Scotland Tour.
Is Scotland safe for women to travel solo?
Scotland is quite safe for women to travel solo.
