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The Isle of Arran is a fairly small island off the west coast of Scotland. It boasts breathtaking scenery and beautiful walks! WHAT TO DO THERE! The Isle of Arran is a perfect place for both experienced and inexperienced walkers. The beautiful coastline is a perfect start for any walk, with many coastal paths that are easy to follow and have fairly even terrain! However if your feeling a little more adventurous you could always venture into the mountain ranges or climb the highest one there - Goatfell! - you get to the top of that and you feel as if your on top of the world! It is fairly difficult to get lost there because during most of your walks ...  Read the complete review

The Isle of Arran lies on the West coast of Scotland. It can be easily reached by ferry from the main port Addrossan Harbour. From the moment the Island comes in to view while crossing the somtimes 'rough' sea, you know instantly that this is a magical place of interest and beauty. The main 'town' is more like a large village, you can easily walk from one end of Brodick to the other in 1/2 hour, or less if you walk quickly! The first sight you will see is the mountains, the most obvious being Goat Fell, it takes three hours to climb to the summit and 3 hours back down, but well worth it if you want to view some of the prettiest sights in the world. ...  Read the complete review

I went to Scotland in last summer. I went there by train and all the views I saw there were wonderful, when I was travelling by train. I can say that nowhere made me excited me before I have been there. When I got out of train station and saw Edinburgh, I could not believe my eyes. That city was real wonderful and I felt as if I was in middle age. The city stands in the same way with middle age. The tour I joined was a kind of trackin tour. We went to country side and onto the mountains instead of cities. Although we have been to the cities we did not stay a lot on the cities. I saw the best views in Scotland. Especially in Skye Island, mountains create one of ...  Read the complete review

Perthshire is a large county that sweeps up from the lowlands into the start of the highlands. For that reason you get to see many of the facets of Scotland all in one go. Don't be put off by the gothic drearyness of Dundee - you have to go further than that to see the real beauty of this country. Once you are past Perth the scenery cascades into heather clad mountain ranges, tops tipped with snow and an extreme isolation that doesn't exsist any where else in Europe today. You really do need to have a camera at the ready at all times, every scene is picturesque. Crieff, Pitlochry and Killiekrankie are all worth the visit. They have become very ...  Read the complete review

The Waterfront complex is situated,funnily enough, at the waterfront in Greenock. A lot of people, even locals, think that this is just a swimming pool. Wrong! There is a lot more to this place than just a leasure pool. There is saunas, steam rooms, keepfit gyms,curling rinks, ice skating the list goes on. It is a great place to take the whole family for a day out. there is even a McDonalds on site so that you can top up the cholesteral that you have just spent hours getting rid of. Car parking is easy with a large car park at the side and plenty more parking in the retail park opposite. There is also a cinema next door which is a cool way to ...  Read the complete review