Scottish Highlands

From towering mountains to tranquil lochs, stone built hamlets to rugged coastlines, the Highlands of Scotland are one of Britain’s features. Unforgettable memories are found around every bend, over every hill and in every valley.The principal tourist town is of the North Western Highlands is Gairloch, spread around a sandy bay with wonderful views to the nearby islands. From here the unique scenery of the North West Highlands and the magical Isle of Skye wait to be explored along with the stories of Destitution Road, the glorious Inverewe Gardens and views across to the Hebrides.

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Group Breaks to the Scottish Highlands

To Eastern Highlands and explore Cromarty Firth, or cross the Highlands by rail on the scenic Kyle Line. The tales of Loch Ness lie to the south along with Inverness – gateway to the Highlands.

Fast becoming one of the UK’s most popular routes, the North Coast 500 is a journey round the tip of Scotland, beyond the reaches of the Highlands, showcasing Scotland’s breathtaking scenery of powder white beaches, magnificent Munros, glassy lochs and historic castles.

Often described as Scotland’s ‘Route 66’ its incomparable scenery and remote villages, from John O’Groats to Tongue, Durness and Ullapool, make this an unforgettable experience for any group. And for the more adventurous the Orkney Isles and the Hebrides are both reachable, offering unspoilt beauty.