One of Europe's great musical cities. Glasgow is a melting pot of...
Visit The West Coast of Scotland
Scotland is a nation that makes up for its lack of size or sun, with unrivalled passion, and award winning natural landscapes.
A Little About The West Coast of Scotland
Home of Rangers and Celtic, award winning rolling highlands, the criminally underrated Inner Hebrides and the world’s finest whisky.
Welcome to West-Scotland. The people are incredibly warm despite the weather being a “wee bit” chilly and the benefit of the small land mass is, you can pack a month's worth of travel and adventure into just a week!
Where To Stay At The West Coast Of Scotland
Archipelago’s usually bring palm trees and sand as fine as flour to...
The road trips are staggering. The whisky is the world’s best.
Our Pick
Scottish Highlands Tour On Hogwarts Express
The only thing more magical than taking the ‘Hogwarts Express’, is to do so travelling through the Isle of Skye and into the Scottish Highlands. From Edinburgh through the Cairngorms National Park past famous landmarks such as the Old Man of Storr and Cuillin Mountains this is a non stop slideshow of scenery and Scottish charm.
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Things to do in The West Coast of Scotland
The elusive Loch Ness Monster is quite literally the stuff of legends.
Many people know Glen Coe for it’s walking trails and rightfully so, but did you know it’s also hom...
If you’re into “peak-performance”, then nothing beats a hike up the UK’s tallest summit.
The Machrie Hotel and Golf links are situated on the dunes of Islay, Queen of the Hebrides.
There’s no point in traveling to one of the most scenic places on Earth and then spend your time ins...
Faq?
The best time to visit Scotland is during spring (late March to May) and fall (September to November)
We recommend hiring a car. You can get the train to Edinburgh or Glasgow and then hire a car from there to avoid an extra long commute behind the wheel.
We recommend taking a waterproof jacket, it'll soon be your best friend! Plan on wearing layers, Scotland can be cold on it's best day, but the views are certainly worth it.
The West Of Scotland Essentials
Europcar
- Drive your car on ferries in the Hebrides and around the rest of the West of Scotland.
English Heritage
- Experience memorable days out to over 400 national heritage sites on offer!
Viator
- Check out Viator's sightseeing options, with over 100 different tours for your trip.
Booking.com
- Booking.com provides a range of accommodation options for the West Coast of Scotland.
