Scotland: What to See and Do - Vacation Ideas, Activities in Scotland

It’s quite staggering, the amount of things you can do in Scotland. Whether you like fishing or wildlife watching, traditional music or the arts, there’s always something to see or do that will make your vacation all the more memorable. If there’s a special interest that whet’s your appetite, feel free to jump right into it.

Scotland is a country best enjoyed on foot. Whether it’s an easy stroll, wilderness hike or a long distance trek, such as the West Highland Way, you’ll find plenty of suggestions to help plan your ideal hiking vacation. More..

Feel the adrenalin pumping. But there are lots of highly-trained adventure sports providers to take care of you, ashore or on the water. More..

Scotland is home to some of the greatest fishing on the planet. Salmon, trout, pike or sea - we’ve got it all and it is everywhere. No matter where you go in Scotland, you are always close to marvellous fishing. More..

Sample Scotland’s rich cultural life by way of wide-ranging event programs and a wealth of museums and galleries. More..

An especially well-developed sport in Scotland, there is an excellent choice of trails for all levels, as well as equipment hire facilities both in Highland and Lowland. More..

Not just about bagpipes. Discover Scotland’s rich tradition, both instrumental and vocal, via clubs, pub sessions and folk festivals. More..

Signposted National Cycle Routes, forest trails and quiet rural roads - Scotland is great cycling country – and look for the ‘cyclists welcome’ accommodations as well. More..

From chartered yachts to a day’s dinghy sailing, the western seaboard in particular is considered one of Europe’s great cruising waters. More..

From seabird colonies on awesome cliffs in spring, to the clash of stags’ antlers in a Highland glen in autumn, Scotland offers wildlife spectacle galore. More..

Scottish paddlers know their way round the country’s breathtaking coastlines – and there are activity operators to guide you on your expeditions. More..

The harvest of land and sea ensures Scotland’s chefs have plenty to inspire them, from prime venison to malt whisky. More..

Grand castle accommodation, spa treatments, exclusive clubs, cashmere and even a luxury train – whatever your definition, Scotland can deliver the quality and style. More..

This is the real thing. To play golf in Scotland is to embrace an authentic heritage – but it’s also to have a lot of fun and enjoy that special Scottish golfing camaraderie. More..

A very special atmosphere still clings to these ancient places. Ruined abbeys, places of pilgrimage, early churches – there is a wealth of sites to explore. More..