Scenic routes in the United Kingdom

This coastal road leads from Northern Ireland's vibrant capital Belfast to the northwestern town of Londonderry. Along the route, you get indescribable views of wild romantic coastal stretches, hilly landscapes, and traditional fishing harbors.

This route takes us on a journey through Aberdeen, the "Silver City" with its golden sandy beach, countless parks, and cultural attractions, as well as through the largest national park in Great Britain.

The Coastal Trail takes us on a journey along the east and north coasts of Aberdeenshire. Along the way, we are accompanied by imposing cliffs, picturesque beaches and dunes, an impressively rich wildlife, and many charming fishing villages.

This part of the Victorian Heritage Trail leads to historic places that make the picturesque valleys of Dee and Don in northeast Scotland a truly majestic region.

This route introduces us to some of the most fascinating castles and palaces in Scottish Aberdeenshire. We move from the east coast of Scotland into the interior of the island and can experience the unique atmosphere of the region.

Jurassic Jaunts  - A Self-Drive Tour Distance: 40-50 miles/60-75 Km (depending on the MOD (Ministry of Defence) Ranges closures and choice of route) . Driving time: Approx. 2-3 hours , depending on Ferry. Some country roads in places. 

Whisky fans, take note: this route takes us to the traditional production sites of the excellent Scottish whisky. Here we can learn about the origins of the unique whisky culture. On our motorized route, we explore five of the most important distilleries in the world-famous Speyside region, which is rightly called "Malt Whisky Country".

This 7-day round trip takes you through the lesser-known yet scenically and culturally rich regions of Southern Scotland. The route begins in East Lothian and ends in Gretna Green, with stops in Lanarkshire, Ayrshire, and Dumfries & Galloway. It offers a perfect blend of nature, culture, cuisine, and authentic Scottish experiences – ideal for self-drive travellers with their own vehicle.

Churches are amongst the most distinctive and historically important buildings found in the area, whilst churchyards can be ‘Living Sanctuaries’ for local wildlife. 

On this extensive 14-day tour, you’ll discover Scotland at its very best – from the Scottish Borders, along the wild West Coast, into the famous Highlands, and back via the scenic East Coast.If you're looking to experience authentic Scotland, this is the route to take!