Scottish Lowlands & Border Country

Explore the peaceful Lowlands region known as ‘Border Country’ where you find the lovely valley of the River Tweed, rolling hills and embattled castles, along with cosy towns developed with the woollen textile trade. From the English border the Scottish Lowlands are an expanse of heathlands reaching towards the populated Central Scotland and from coast to coast, encompassing Dumfries, Galloway and Ayrshire in the west and the North Sea coast to the east.

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HOLIDAYS & SHORT BREAKS

Below are samples of group holidays we have previously organised, you can use these holidays and short breaks as inspiration for your next group tour. We tailor make all our group holidays, so no matter what your requirements are, and whether you need us to source individual elements for a holiday or arrange a complete package, we can help.

Scottish Borders and England's Lakeland

Explore both sides of the Scottish border, from the familiar waters and landscapes of the Lake District to the south, to the rolling heathlands, proud market towns and ruined castles of the Border Country to the north.

Group Breaks to Scottish Lowlands and Border Country

It has a rich history of Anglo-Scot rivalry to be discover amid the towns of Jedburgh, dominated by a ruined abbey and rich in the history of Mary Queen of Scots, and charming Melrose, where the heart of Robert the Bruce is buried in the abbey.

But it also has the tranquility of Dumfries & Galloway, so associated with Robert Burns, the attractive coastline of Ayrshire with its famous golf links and access to the Isle of Arran – often referred to ‘Scotland in Miniature’ for its changing landscapes.

And of course, no visit is complete without Gretna Green, the renowned ‘runaway marriage’ centre on the border.