Scottish Highlands

- Isle of Skye — A wildly scenic island of jagged peaks, sea cliffs and waterfalls; hike the Old Man of Storr, visit the Fairy Pools, and enjoy dramatic coastal views. - Loch Ness & Urquhart Castle — Famous for the legend of Nessie, Loch Ness offers boat trips and scenic shores while the ruins of Urquhart Castle provide panoramic views and history. - Glen Coe — A striking glacial valley known for its rugged mountains, dramatic scenery and hiking routes, and remembered for the 1692 massacre that shapes its atmosphere. - Ben Nevis & Fort William — Scotland’s highest mountain, popular with hikers in summer and climbers in winter, with Fort William serving as the outdoor-activity hub and gateway. - Cairngorms National Park — Britain’s largest national park, offering mountains, ancient forests, wildlife (red deer, golden eagles), hiking, skiing and family-friendly outdoor activities. - Eilean Donan Castle — An iconic, photogenic castle set on a small island where three lochs meet; a must-see for photography and Scottish history. - North Coast 500 (NC500) — A 500-mile scenic driving route around the north coast featuring coastal cliffs, beaches, castles and remote Highlands landscapes. - Speyside whisky trail — Visit dozens of distilleries in the Speyside region for tours and tastings, sampling some of Scotland’s finest single malts and learning about whisky production.