In this section you’ll find the most important tips for planning a trip to Scotland, from changing money to getting there to dealing with nature and wildlife. And for those special moments in life, you can also find out everything about getting married in Scotland.
Total independence, and the chance to reach even the most remote corners. Touring Scotland by car has its perks. Here’s what to bear in mind.
The North Coast 500 is a beautiful scenic route through the northern Highlands of Scotland starting from Inverness. Here’s all the info and travel tips.
Touring the Highlands is really only worthwhile by car. How to do that safely and stress-free, how to best get to grips with driving on the left, and what else to watch out for – it’s all here.
Renting a Car in Scotland – All Tips and Info
Want to book a rental car in Scotland? Here are the most important experiences and tips, from reserving and picking up to dropping off.
Midges or midgies – that’s the name of the nasty biting insects that make life difficult in Scotland. What you need to know about the critters, when they’re around, and how to fend them off – it’s all here.
Scotland is beautiful, but it does have a few quirks. It’s damp, there are midges, and even the power sockets are a bit odd. So here’s what you should pack.
I’m asked this often: when’s the best time to visit the Highlands or Scotland? When’s there the least rain, when the most sun? What does the weather data actually show? I always end up giving the same recommendation.
Is it better to exchange money in Germany or in Scotland? What fees apply, and what do you need to know about Scottish currency? Does withdrawing cash with a debit card work? This article answers those questions.
A dream come true: a wedding in romantic Scotland. If only it weren’t for the paperwork. Don’t worry, it’s really not that hard. What you need to know about planning a Highland wedding.
England has its share of nasty bloodsuckers too, but in Scotland the number of ticks is actually rising sharply. How bad is it really on the British Isles, and how do you protect yourself? This article tells you.
Scotland is on an island, so you can’t just drive there overland. How to travel to Scotland with or without a car, where to set off from, and what to watch out for – it’s all here.
Whether it’s old furniture, jewellery or porcelain – the treasure hunt for art and curiosities is especially fun in Scotland. Here’s a list of antique dealers across Scotland.
Good photography – so they say – takes time. But what if you’re on a road trip through Scotland, moving from place to place? Then time is scarce. Here’s how to get great Scotland photos anyway.
