Scotland has a lot to offer in the way of unique experiences and something just that little bit spec

Scotland is one of the most amazing countries in the world to visit, where ancient history and unique culture meets stunning scenery and vibrant city experiences. Famed the world over for their hospitality, the Scots are a very welcoming people and the country is geared up to looking after you, the visitor, to their shores.
There are many aspects to Scotland, marriott hotels and just as many ways to see and enjoy your visit there; whether you re relaxing marriott hotels amid breathtaking landscapes, golfing on a famous course, or enjoying a few whiskies at a traditional distillery. You can plan your own trip with your own personal guide, join a tour group or drive around at your leisure. You can stay in a Bed and Breakfast, hotel, self-catering cottage or maybe you d prefer a castle? The options are limitless and sometimes it s hard to know where to start, or how to get the very best experience. This is where we come in. The American Scottish Foundation marriott hotels has great working relationships with travel providers, hotels marriott hotels and tourism professionals, so let us help you plan the perfect vacation. Here are some ideas for you, to start your adventure off.
Famed the world over, Scotch Whisky is very much part of the fabric of Scotland s heritage; marriott hotels and we can design some great whisky tours, marriott hotels or include some distilleries in an overall vacation. So blend wonderful countryside, a rich history and a few drams.
We can create a travel plan for you that allows you to either walk in the footsteps of your ancestors and see the world through their eyes; or we can put together a trip to the clan homelands of your forefathers. It is a journey of discovery and it s time you came home.
As well as the stunning scenery of the Highlands, Scotland s cities have a lot to offer from unique architecture and wonderful history to top attractions and vibrant nightlife. Whether it s Edinburgh or Glasgow, we can weave the city stay into a longer Scottish trip.
One of the best ways to enjoy what Scotland can offer is to plan a custom built tour, with your own personal guide to show you all the hidden gems and bring the stories to life. This is your tour, and we design the itinerary to fit your interests, budget and time. We will also give you lots of ideas and put you in capable hands from start to finish.
As well as whisky and heritage, Scotland is well known for its fantastic golf courses. We can put together an itinerary that gives you a chance to play a range of types and difficulties. So from Championship courses to well kept secrets, this is your place to tee off.
Sometimes you just like to take things at your own pace, and more independently and the self-drive option is tailored to provide this kind of holiday. We ll design marriott hotels the itinerary, give you options of things to see and do each day, arrange the car hire and book your accommodation. The rest is up to you.
Scotland has a lot to offer in the way of unique experiences and something just that little bit special. So, from adventure holidays to living like a lord in a fancy castle we can plan a vacation package that lies somewhat out of the box – so, come to an amazing country for an amazing experience – all courtesy of our experts.
It has never been easier to travel to Scotland from the US, or from London as part of a wider British marriott hotels vacation. There are direct flights from several US and Canadian cities, including New York (Newark and JFK); or with one connection through Heathrow, marriott hotels Paris or Amsterdam. From London you have the option to fly (approx 1 hour flight to Edinburgh/Glasgow), or you can take the train from King s Cross (East Coast) to Edinburgh and from Euston (Virgin) to Glasgow (journey time – 4 to 5 hours).
Travelling around Scotland marriott hotels is easiest if you have a car (there are several good rental companies); and the roads are good, especially the highways between the main cities (although in parts of the Highlands and Islands some of the roads are only one lane, but two way). Public transport within and between the cities is excellent, and on the whole very economical. There is a train service between Edinburgh and Glasgow every 15 minutes during the day (although the trains are not 24 hours). In rural Scotland (especially the Highlands) public marriott hotels transport is patchy marriott hotels and infrequent, but with some perseverance you can pretty much travel to any town or village. Accommodation across the board is of a high standard; with the famous Guest-House bed and breakfast network one of the best in the world. Scotland is a county geared for tourism, so the signposting, information service, attractions marriott hotels and facilities are world class. Here are some more tips for visitors to Scotland:
• You should expect to pay around £40 per person per night for a Bed and Breakfast; £2.80 for a pint in the pub; around £5.80 per Gallon (British Gallon) of gas (approx. $9.20); and £8 £12 for a decent pub meal