Discover Scotland for Less

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A break to Scotland doesn't have to be expensive with many activities and experiences to enjoy either free or at a reasonable price. Explore unique distilleries, try your hand at superb salmon fishing and discover some of Scotland's most beautiful gardens. Journey through the breathtaking landscapes and coastal routes which cover the length and breadth of Scotland to uncover surprises found in magnificent historic castles and buildings that have stood for centuries.

Parks and gardens

There are not many cities in the world where you can enjoy world-class events, free, exciting attractions and stunning architecture alongside beautiful and serene parks and gardens.

Looking over the garden maze towards Pollock House

Attractions

Discover a variety of attractions in Scotland from Royal yachts to ancient towers, wildlife parks and iconic castles. Try your hand at keyhole surgery in Dundee, walk round four beautiful abbeys in the Scottish Borders or visit the sacred Iona Abbey.

The Falkirk Wheel

Meet the locals

Enjoy an island adventure and get up close to wildlife such as Eriskay ponies in the Outer Hebrides who often greet people at the roadside.

Two Eriskay ponies greet a passing car at the Loch Druidibeg National Nature Reserve, South Uist, Outer Hebrides

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Fishing

Scotland is one of the world’s leading fishing destinations with excellent opportunities for all abilities to land a catch across the country. Head to a secluded river, charter a boat in search of skate, or even hire a ghillie to practice your technique.

An angler on the River Dee

Stay in a lighthouse

There's lots of great accommodation ideas across Scotland, but why not try something different and stay in a lighthouse?

Looking across to the Corsewall Lighthouse Hotel in Stranraer on the Galloway coast

Scotland's geology

Considered one of Scotland's last great wildernesses, some of parts of the North West Highland Geopark are thought to date back 3,000 million years. Find out more about Scotland's geology.

The white sands at Balnakeil Bay near Durness, part of the North West Highlands Geopark

Experience our TV adverts

We thought we‘d take this chance to include all our TV adverts in one place and talk about some of the locations featured. So have a look at our new Year of Natural Scotland ads - they might surprise you.

An aerial shot of the Old Man of Storr on the Isle of Skye which features in the Year of Natural Scotland 2013 TV advert

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