subject: More Info On Visiting Scotland [print this page] Must See Places in Scotland Must See Places in Scotland
It isnt just about tartan and haggis when it comes to Scotland; there are so many things to see and do while youre in this fantastic country. Its always best to plan an itinerary that allows for some breathing space, just in case you fall in love with a certain area and choose to spend some more time there. Some insider picks include:
Shetland in the Summer see wildlife like Otters, Seals, Puffins and Killer Whales
Archaeology in Orkney visit the world heritage listed site, Skara Brae and the ring of standing stones known as the Ring of Brodgar
Outer Hebrides see beaches that stretch longer than most people can ever imagine
The Isle of Skye witness The Cuillins and understand why it is one of Scotlands most incredible views
Iona the origin of Christianity in Scotland
Arran known as the mini Scotland, this isle offers beautiful scenery
Glasgow the perfect place to take children as it offers a science museum, IMAX theatre and planetarium
Perthshire for the adrenaline junkie, this is the place to go!
Speyside over half of Scotlands whiskey distilleries are found in the area
Arbroath the Arbroath smokie is one delicacy that has made this area famous
Rosslyn the chapel of the same name is famous due to a world renowned book called The Da Vinci Code
Tweed Valley the adored area of Sir Walter Scott
Gretna Green the marriage capital of the UK!
Being Covered in Scotland
Being appropriately covered doesnt mean buying a warm jacket for your trip to Scotland. It is simply referring to buying travel insurance! While it isnt something many people like to think about when it comes to taking a vacation, it really is an important aspect to any holiday. When looking to buy travel insurance, there are now some fantastic providers who can offer on the spot quotes via the internet. So to be sure, before your departure day, buy comprehensive travel insurance so that you arent left with expensive medical bills or replacement costs for stolen or lost items.
