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Updated on 07/02/2025
No highlight of the country is left out on this honeymoon trip. You will experience the major cities of Glasgow and Edinburgh with their historic sights, travel to the Highlands and the rugged coast. You will also get to know the most beautiful lochs and villages, impressive glens and picturesque islands with secluded bays.
Highlights: Edinburgh ➢ Inverness ➢ Isle of Harris ➢ Isle of Skye ➢ Glencoe ➢ Glasgow
Overview | Details |
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🛫 Arrival: | about 6-7 hours flight from the East Coast |
🔆 Best time to travel: | April to September |
⌛ Trip duration: | from 21 days |
⭐ Accommodations: | 3-star hotels |
🍴 Meals: | Breakfast included |
⛵ Activities: | City tours — Highland mountain safari — Seal watching |
🚗 Transportation: | Rental car |
💰 Price: | from about $4300 per adult excluding flight |
Stroll hand in hand through the romantic streets of Edinburgh. Sample the region's rich gastronomy during a private cooking class. Enjoy the picturesque idyll of the city's Royal Botanical Garden. And don't miss the chance to experience an unforgettable sunset from Castle Rock.
Inverness awaits you with enchanting nature and countless opportunities to explore the region on your own. For example, discover the breathtaking Cairngorms National Park on relaxed walking or cycling tours. Follow the North Road in your own car. Or relax in the midst of beautiful nature on Ness Island.
Visit the Outer Hebrides and immerse yourself in Scotland's fascinating nature on the Isle of Harris. Follow the island's first-class hiking trails through the wild mountain landscape. Take a romantic stroll along the snow-white Huisinis Beach. Or feast on fresh seafood with a view of the dramatic coastline.
Away from the usual tourist routes, the Isle of Skye invites you to relax and explore. Enjoy your togetherness surrounded by imposing mountain landscapes and mystical waterfalls. Explore the region around Fairy Glen on unique hikes through nature. And soak up the authentic charm of Scotland.
Be enchanted by one of the most beautiful valleys in the Scottish Highlands on your way to the Three Sisters. Enjoy the impressive tranquillity amidst the rugged mountains. Follow the River Coe to one of the magical waterfalls. Or use your visit for a speedy descent on the slopes of the oldest ski area in Great Britain.
Let yourself be carried away by Glasgow's lively atmosphere and explore the historic city center on foot. Afterwards, a truly Scottish tea experience awaits you in the Willow Tea Rooms. Or have a picnic in the enchanting Pollock Country Park. Finally, a visit to the fantastic Royal Theatre is worthwhile in the evening.
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Spend a romantic break in Killin, on the edge of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park. While you can experience the enchanting Scottish nature here on unique hiking routes, the charming village impresses with a variety of worthwhile restaurants and fantastic tranquillity.
Don't miss the chance to walk to Lochay Waterfall or enjoy the spectacular views over Loch Tay from Sron A'Chlachain.
Islay invites you to an unforgettable active vacation with its breathtaking nature. Explore the diverse flora and fauna on a relaxing kayak tour. Swim at the unique Singing Sands Beach and then hike up to the Carraig-Fhada lighthouse to enjoy the view over the Oa Peninsula from above.
Last but not least, Islay has nine local distilleries and various first-class restaurants to sample and enjoy Scottish gastronomy.
The Galloway Forest Dark Park in southwest Scotland is probably one of the most romantic places in the region. After all, you can discover no fewer than 7,000 stars and planets in the dark night sky.
So listen to the spectacular soundscape of the forest, snuggle up under the brightly lit Milky Way or enjoy one of the many stargazing events at the Scottish Dark Sky Observatory.
The weather in Scotland is unpredictable, so pack waterproof clothing, sturdy waterproof shoes, and an umbrella. A waterproof daypack is also useful. Bring an extra pair of socks for excursions. US nationals need a valid passport to enter the United Kingdom.
Prices in Scotland vary depending on location and season. In popular tourist areas — especially cities like Edinburgh or Glasgow — you can expect higher costs. Traveling during the low season can help you save on flights and accommodations.
The currency in Scotland is the pound. You can usually pay with major credit cards (Mastercard, Visa) without any problems. However, you should always have some cash with you in case, for example, card payments are only possible above a certain amount.
In addition to antipyretics, medication against cold symptoms (nasal spray, lozenges etc.) and against diarrhea, you should also have mosquito spray with you. Small mosquitoes are particularly prevalent in Scotland in summer.
The best time to visit Scotland is between April and September. Summer offers milder temperatures and more stable weather — but it’s also when midges (small biting insects) are most active and visitor numbers are higher.
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