Explore Scotland

Welcome to Scotland part of the UK

Scotland UK (united kingdom) is known as one of the most picturesque parts of the United Kindom, its beautiful landscape, the friendliness of its people are second to none.

Scotland has a distinct culture with the UK, differentiated by the highland bagpipes, pipe bands, the distinctive tartans worn by the its highland clans and its weather.

The weather in the whole of the UK, is classed as coastal climate, which means the wetaher is mixed. The weather is part of what makes Scotland such a beautiful place in the UK to visit, with its ever changing cloud patterns and light levels on its many fresh water lochs (lakes) and magnificent rugged mountains, really has to be seen to be believed.

Explore Scotland has detailed specialist information on Scotland UK, concentrating on the top tourist areas within Scotland, providing find tips from people who live in Scotland. Much of the information is as a result of feedback from people telling us what they want to see and how we can help them.

 A great way to explore Scotland is through the network of web sites specific to this part of the UK. There are eleven Explore Scotland area specific holiday brochures, that cover the following areas of Scotland; St Andrews, Glasgow, Stirling, Western Isles, Oban, Inverness, Highland Perthshire, Loch Lomond, Ayrshire and Arran, Aberdeen and Inverurrie.

Based within the UK in Scotland, the dedicated teams specialising in the different areas of Scotland, continually updating the information as we travel around Scotland each year to make sure the information remains accurate and up to date.

We are keen to hear what you have to say and how we can improve what we are offering to help you explore Scotland - in this case specifically the web information available to help you research your holiday in Scotland UK.

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