Bed and Breakfast Scotland: Finding a Scotland B&B

Scotland Bed and Breakfast Guide

SCOTLAND – untamed mountains, secret glens, crystal lochs.

We’ll tak’ the high road to the Lowlands – the Borders – which, despite its name, has plenty of wild, upland country. The ruins of medieval abbeys at Melrose and Dryburgh echo its turbulent past.

On to Edinburgh. Keeping watch over this great city is Edinburgh Castle, home to Scotland’s crown jewels and the Stone of Destiny. Edinburgh Zoo has giant pandas and nearby Leith looks after the Royal Yacht ‘Britannia’.

Then Glasgow…and The People’s Palace and the Burrell Collection.

Stirling Castle is the jewel in Scotland’s crown of castles, which includes the island-based Eilean Donan; the fairytale Craigevar and the unique Inverary Castle.

Into the Highlands – and the Cairngorms. Imagine the horror of the Battle of Culloden and the friendly spectre of ‘Nessie’ as he takes in the view from Loch Ness. Learn more at the Highland Folk Museum.

Down the Great Glen to Fort William, then up Ben Nevis, Britain’s highest mountain…all 4,408 feet of it.

From the wilderness of Wester Ross and its red deer and golden eagles to some of Scotland’s great gardens. The Himalayas come to Scotland at Crarae; the southern latitudes at Logan and tranquility at Inverewe.

Over the sea to Sky and the Western Isles and on to the stunning sea lochs of Jura, the white beaches of Barra and the warm welcome at Tobermory.