Scotland

Scotland is showcased in the Outlander TV Series, a hugely popular time travel romance and fantasy adventure in the Scottish Highlands. For memories to treasure, Scotland will take your breath away; Outlanders welcome.

We are blessed with being a Scottish based company, located right in the heart of rural Central Scotland, with the windows of our Stirlingshire offices looking out across rolling countryside towards the stunning panoramas of the Trossachs hills - It is easy to see why Scotland continues to be a popular tourist destination, welcoming visitors from home and abroad, throughout the year.

Exploring Scotland

Scotland offers a tradition of warm hospitality with something everyone can enjoy, from breathtaking natural beauty, fascinating history and rich culture in abundance.

Within it's varied landscape, you can still experience Scotland's past from historic cities and a superb collection of mysterious castles, ancient monuments and archaeological sites.

Scotland's Landscapes

Today, the natural landscape offers an idyllic destination from which visitors and enthusiasts can experience a wide range of outdoor activities, adventure pursuits and water sports.

The wild beauty of this dramatic and rugged landscape can also be explored via tourist routes and trails, leading throughout the mainland and coastline, covering Scotland's many remote islands and small isles, of mainly Shetland, Orkney and the Inner and Outer Hebrides, where you can embrace Gaelic language, it's unique culture and a slower pace of Scottish life.

In contrast, Scotland's vibrant cities, popularly the capital Edinburgh, offer visitors a huge variety of award winning tourist attractions, national museums, world famous architecture, diverse restaurants, entertainment and lively nightlife.

Experience Scotland

Throughout the year, Scotland welcomes audiences to it's international festivals, celebrating food and drink, music and theatre, as well as sporting events, held throughout Scotland's towns and cities. World renowned Highland Games and smaller scale local festivals and country fairs take place in most rural communities, showcasing Scotland's unique traditional and creative heritage, offering local produce and handmade crafts.

The National Parks of the Cairngorms and Loch Lomond and Trossachs, are accessible for walking, cycling and wildlife watching, as well as other countryside pursuits, offering a tranquil alternative from city touring.

Browse below for a range of holiday accommodation available throughout Scotland, be inspired and book your escape to Scotland today.