Scotland Holidays

The land of bagpipes, rolling hills and the elusive Loch Ness monster

People don't only come to the Highlands to be inspired, they come in search of 'Nessie' in the world's most famous loch: Loch Ness. To glimpse life on the northern-most inhabited point of the country, you need to venture well into the North Sea and stop at the Shetland Islands.

Scotland's Capital City of Edinburgh

It's not just geography that entices visitors to this constituent country of Great Britain – alongside England and Wales – a holiday in Scotland is also easy on the palate. Angus beef finds its original home here, Highland salmon is as fresh as it comes, the whiskey is peerless and the shortbread is long on melt-in-your-mouth tradition. Grab one of the finest curries outside India in Glasgow, a city in which there's no shortage of pubs to find a pint to wash it down.

Scottish Highland Cow