Is it worth going to Scottish Highlands?
Is it worth going to Scottish Highlands? The Scottish Highlands are definitely worth a visit! There is so much to explore and discover – from the stunning scenery and wildlife, to friendly locals and unique culture. With a range of accommodation options and activities, it truly is an unforgettable experience.
What is the best base to explore Scotland?
Stirling is Scotland's most historic city and offers so much. As a location, it provides a gateway to the Scottish Highlands and gives easy access to Edinburgh, Glasgow and the rest of the lovely lowlands, making it the best and most efficient base for exploring Scotland.
What is the best month to visit the Scottish Highlands?
To have the most sunlight and best weather, many people head to the Scottish Highlands in the summer, between May and September. Starting in October, the weather can be unpredictable — freezing temperatures, gale-force winds, and snowfall are all possible.
Is it difficult to drive in Scottish Highlands?
There are some sections of dual carriageway and overtaking lanes South of Inverness on the A9. Most of the roads in the Scottish Highlands are single lane carriageways. This can make driving challenging. There can be quite a lot of traffic sometimes, including tractors and trucks.
What is the only city in the Highlands of Scotland?
Inverness is known as the 'Capital of the Highlands', as the region's largest settlement and only city.
What is the less touristy part of Scotland?
The south-western regions of Galloway and Ayrshire might not be the most famous of places to visit in Scotland, but they are among my absolute highlights when it comes to scenery, outdoor activities and genuinely local experiences.