Scotland Travel Guide
With numerous lochs, mountains, dense woodlands and vast moorlands, as well as cosmopolitan cities such as Edinburgh and Glasgow, Scotland is a popular destination for visitors from around the world. And with some of the best scenic drives you’ll ever find, there’s no reason why your next road trip shouldn’t be to Scotland!
Consisting of three main areas – the Lowlands, the Highlands and the many islands dotted off its long coastline Scotland is home to a population of 5 and a half million.
Central Scottish Highlands
Convenient to both Edinburgh and Glasgow, from the Cairngorm plateau to the hills of Highland Perthshire and the rocky peaks of Glen Coe, this area encompasses some of Scotland’s most beautiful terrain, with rugged, dark landscapes broken up by lochs and mountains. Not to be missed are numerous award-winning whisky distilleries, the legendary Loch Ness, Loch Lomond and the Trossachs, Scotland’s first national park. Inverness, Perth and Stirling are the main cities worth a stop; Stirling Castle has epic views that stretch from coast to coast.
