6 articles to prepare your trip
Two Nordic island groups north of Scotland, spanning from the Neolithic heritage of Skara Brae to puffin cliffs and the Viking legacy of Lerwick.
Between St Andrews, the villages of Fife and the distilleries of Speyside, a gentler and drier Scotland, facing the North Sea and single malt whisky.
830 km of loop between Assynt mountains, Atlantic beaches and fishing villages: Scotland's wildest coastline, best explored slowly from May to September.
From Trotternish to the beaches of Harris and the Callanish stone circle, Scotland's westernmost archipelago combines spectacular geology with living Gaelic culture.
From Ben Nevis to the subarctic plateaus of the Cairngorms, the Central Highlands concentrate glacial landscapes and the history of Scottish clans.
Scotland's capital perched on a volcanic ridge, the ruined abbeys of the Borders and Glasgow's Mackintosh architecture, to explore over a minimum of five days.
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