Scotland Touring Map: Ideal for exploring

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Really great Scotland itinerary covering all the highlights. We spent 7 days just covering the North, a kind of adapted NSC500. We had the most glorious weather. We even got sunburnt!! I have to say though, the photos just don’t look as good in bright sunlight! The only day we had a bit of mist and wain was the day we got the best photos. It actually looked like we were in Scotland!! Driving in Scotland isn’t any scarier than anywhere else with mountains. They drive on the left, just like the rest of the UK. However it is dependent on the type of location you're looking for. If you're after a cosmopolitan city stay then look at Edinburgh or Glasgow, or if you're after a beach break then look towards Dumfries and Galloway. Choose from our selection here. Don’t forget to grab your free guide to the best places to see on a Scotland road trip below- to help you plan your perfect road trip. If you have time, Inverness is definitely worth a visit. Again, we made a compromise and chose to visit Orkney instead- we’ll get to that shortly!

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Take the car, swim in the Fairy Pools atGlen Brittle and grab a bite to eat at the Three Chimneys restaurant to sample some top-notch Skye cuisine.International Col 1 Cambridge International Caribbean International Early Years Collins Big Cat for International Schools International Resources Webinars Catalogues Big Cat Writing Competition Winners 2023 Pitlochry is a gem of a place, that is filled with gorgeous little villages and beautiful landscapes. Bringing together a route of just over 500 miles (516 to be exact…) of stunning coastal scenery, white sandy beaches, rugged mountains, remote fishing villages, hidden gems, and a wealth of unforgettable experiences; the North Coast 500 is one of the world’s most beautiful road trips.

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Take a drive down the coast from St. Andrews (around 30 minutes) and spend a few hours enjoying its charming seafront (with a big bag of fish and chips, naturally). The best area to stay in depends on how long you intend to spend in Scotland and where you will be travelling to. Revision Col 3 Collins at Home | Support for schools Home tutors Letts Revision Collins4Parents Collins Book Sale Revision for students Edinburgh is the capital city of Scotland, it is a vibrant and exciting city hosting a number of events all year round including the world famous Edinburgh Festival.The Lothian region is perhaps best known as the home of Edinburgh, but that shouldn’t stop tourists from exploring beyond the city as there are a multitude of attractions waiting to be discovered. Whether it’s water sports on the Firth of Forth or castle tours in East Lothian, this is one area of Scotland that’s an absolute must-visit. Still, if you have the time, you should try to add Orkney into your itinerary. If you don’t want to drive, there are guided tours by coach which go all day, so book yourself onto one of them. Loch Lomond is actually part of the TrossachsNational Park, which has 22 lochs! Loch Lomond is the biggest. You can kayak, paddleboard, canoe and even hire jet-skis in the summer. There are 30 islands on Loch Lomond alone to explore- plenty to keep you occupied if you want to stay for a few days. Dictionaries & language learning Col 1 Dictionaries Paul Noble Easy learning languages Free dictionary resources Don’t miss visiting Edinburgh Castle, which has spectacular views over the rest of the city and Arthur’s Seat.

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We stayed here in a log cabin a few years ago (before we got our motorhome) and the views were spectacular- especially at night. Dumfries & Galloway is a very popular tourist destination, partly because of its attractive coastline and partly because of its vast stretches of unspoilt forest. The region plays host to a number of festivals each year including the superb Big Burns Supper, and it’s one of Scotland’s top destinations for nature lovers thanks to the stunning Solway Firth. Yup, that monster has still not been found! Head over to Loch ness to see if you can spot the grizzly beast for yourself. TOP TIP for Scotland Road Trips: Be sure not to plan too much into your itinerary, as many of the roads are narrow and slower and you won’t be able to travel as far or as fast as you might expect. Make sure to also visit Urquhart Castle that’s around 20 miles away from Inverness and don’t forget to try some traditional Scottish foodswhilst you’re in the area.Having a motorhome or campervan will further increase your flexibility and allow you to choose the scenic route based on weather or interest, not on hotels you’ve booked. Don’t forget to grab our free list of 57 best (and secret!) places in Scotland (which includes the pyramid in Scotland! Bestselling map of Scotland. More than 1,000 places of tourist interest plotted and named on the map. The features have been plotted onto an up-to-date and attractive Collins map of Scotland. The Highlands offer outstanding natural beauty, the dramatic mountain ranges of Glen Coe, the Cairngorms National Park, Ben Nevis, Ardnamurchan and Glen Affric are breathtaking. There are also miles of...