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Scotland has long been one of the leading holiday destinations in Great Britain and continues so, due to its vast array of attractions of both the natural world, history and culture. Barely a week goes by without Scotland being praised for its awe inspiring majestic scenery, captivating historic culture or of course the general warmth of its welcome to all visitors.

The welcome has of course changed slightly from that of the Border Reivers and you will find that you are very, very welcome. The country is ideal for both short breaks and extended holidays but it is well worth remembering that it is a large country which is best enjoyed at a leisurely pace rather than trying to dash from end to end. More information on the different areas in Scotland and what they have to offer can be found with the following links.

 

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