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How long to travel for...
                                 One day? Five days? Three?

How long should/could your tour be?

This is, of course, entirely up to you... however, a few factors may help you decide:​

  • Travel times

    • First and foremost, do not underestimate Scotland's beauty! Journeys around most of rural Scotland are heavily peppered with gasps! and (where possible) photo stops, especially in the north.

    • The Highland and Border regions are generally slow travel areas; the roads often narrow, twisty, busy and utterly stunning! Where online maps suggest an hour of travel time, it's frequently half again. I call them 'Scottish miles'; where you wind your slowly along lochs and glens surrounded by bens.

    • Scotland is to be sipped, not gulped! 

    • ​Are you on an ancestry journey and looking for untethered time to wander around soak up the area of your past?

    • Are you on a photographic journey and looking to stop when the view calls, chase the light and wait for those 'weather windows'?

    • Are you a walker and looking to include a hike or two?

or

    • Are you limited by time and looking to whizz round the top spots, taking in as much ​possible?

    • Are you fixed o what to see and 

How long do you have?

Do you want to whizz around seeing as much as possible or do you want to slow down and smell the gorse?

 

Do you have Scottish connections? 

 

 

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