Plan a Holiday to Scotland

Planning a trip to Scotland? Not quite sure where to start? Well, you're in the right place! From our towering mountains, vast, untouched landscapes and quaint coastal towns, to our bustling cities, world-renowned attractions and delicious food & drink scene, it's no wonder you've chosen Scotland as your next travel destination. If you're trying to figure out how to plan a trip to Scotland, keep reading for some top tips and essential things to consider for your travels.

From vibrant streets and enticing culture, to historic attractions and hidden gems; enjoy a break in our incredible cities. Explore our rolling hills, tranquil trails, and serene forests for a relaxing retreat in Scotland's wilderness. If you'd prefer gorge walking, kayaking, conquering Munros and immersing yourself in some truly adrenaline-flowing adventure activities, Scotland offers an immaculate range of experiences to suit everyone.

What are the best months to visit Scotland?

In our opinion, every month is the best time to visit Scotland, but we may be a little biased. Scotland boasts a unique experience during every month of the year; from crisp winter mornings in January and blossoming fields of flowers in March, to outdoor festivals and the odd ray of sunshine in July to a cosy autumn atmosphere in October. No matter when you visit Scotland, you won't be disappointed by what's on offer.

Stereotypically, our weather is said to be dull and rainy but that's definitely not true, well, not all the time at least! Like everywhere else, Scotland has days where it's cold, gloomy and wet outside, but that doesn't mean you have to miss out on the fun. In fact, it makes great weather for watersports and creates a special kind of atmosphere for walking and exploring.Scotland can be prone to some extreme weather, including snow, ice and heavy rain, so it's important to plan ahead with extra clothing, provisions and safety measures, as well as frequently checking the forecast before you head out. Find out more about weather in Scotland.

How much does a trip to Scotland cost?