Scotland Tours in 2026
Welcome tae Scotland!
Fierce and stunning, Scotland wows with lochs, glens, castles, whisky, and ponies. Spot puffins, seals, and basking sharks on a wild Scottish Isles cruise, or explore the mainland’s history on a guided tour.
Things to do and see
Experiences that define Scotland
Edinburgh CastleVisit Edinburgh Castle—royal history, city views, and iconic ramparts atop Castle Rock.
Arthur's SeatHike Arthur’s Seat for panoramic Edinburgh views—an easy climb to a scenic summit in Holyrood Park.
The HighlandsExperience the Scottish Highlands—dramatic glens, rugged mountains, and scenic drives through wild landscapes.
Loch NessCruise Loch Ness—legendary lake views, castle ruins, and Highland scenery wrapped in mystery.
HaggisTry haggis—Scotland’s iconic dish, best enjoyed with whisky and local sides for a true taste of tradition.
Ferry trip to the HebridesTake a ferry to the Hebrides—remote islands, sea views, and Gaelic culture off Scotland’s rugged west coast.
Best time to travel
Highlands & Edinburgh Festivals
May-Sept for hiking, city explorations, and wildlife.
Most popular time
Edinburgh Festival is August
Most budget-friendly
Winter season is November - March
Favourite season
Most people like to visit during June - August
Culturally significant times
Visit in August for Edinburgh Festival Fringe & January for Hogmanay
Need to know
Scotland at a glance
Time Zone
Greenwich Mean Time (UTC)
Climate
Temperate maritime, often wet and cool
Currency
Pound Sterling (GBP)
Transportation
Trains, buses, ferries
Local cuisine
Haggis, shortbread, Irn Bru, and Cullen skink
Languages Spoken
English, Scots, Scottish Gaelic