Walking holidays in Scotland

The best way to see the real Scotland is on foot. Our walking holidays epitomise the drama of Scotland’s landscape, some leading you through mountains and moors, others taking in loch sides and romantic islands. Whether the walks are demanding or leisurely. and we offer both, we have added very lovely, luxury hotel stays or charming classic inns. Our walking holidays here are carefully designed in collaboration with local experts to show you both the hidden gems and the highlights of this stunning and unspoilt country. There is so much to absorb and take in en route: mountains, dramatic landscapes, historic castles and cities, rolling hills, stunning coastline, wild flora and fauna and traditional local culture in abundance.

With so much to explore, we are happy too to tailor a tour to your specific interests and ability. Please contact us for more information.

Our Scotland highlights

Glen Coe

Glen Coe is the remains of an ancient supervolcano that has long been extinct. It is stunningly beautiful despite the fact a main road uses its natural passage.

Included in our West Highland Way holiday

Glamis Castle

A fairy-tale castle and childhood home of King Charles’s grandmother. Full of personal gems belonging to 2 generations of the Royal family

Included in our Royal castles Highland rascals holiday

Island of Lismore

This beautiful ‘garden’ island is home to over 300 types of plants and 150 species of birds and offers some stunning views of the surrounding sea and mountains.

Included in our Highland lochs and isles holiday

Ben Nevis

The UK’s highest mountain at 1345m is sometimes known as “the mountain with its head in the clouds”.

Included in our West Highland Way holiday

Glenfinnan viaduct

Take the iconic mainland west coast train - the Hogwarts special, over this viaduct to reach the island of Skye where you can walk to the Fairy Pools.

Included in our Scotland sea to Skye holiday