Highlands (Scotland) Reviews

Newest Review: ... which note, do remember that out here even many A-roads are single track, so adjust your mental timetables accordingly! On the minus side, the region does have more than its fair share of lunatics who think nothing of overtaking round blind bends at 60 mph and blithely heading on towards you until the last moment. You'll be lucky to get through a week without at least one heart-stopping moment - especially on the A82, a road you'll struggle to avoid as it runs northwards from Glasgow via Loch Lomond, Fort William and Loch Ness to Inverness. It *is* possible to see the Highlands without your own car, although this does require considerable p... more
Customer Highlands (Scotland) Reviews (2)

by - written on 27/07/10 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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The Scottish Highlands, which can very roughly be described as everything north of the "central belt" that contains Glasgow and Edinburgh, with the exception of a broad lower-lying strip up the eastern side of Scotland, constitute an area like nowhere else in Britain. The other upland regions of the UK, such as the Lake District and Snowdonia, are both small and densely populated compared with the Highlands. You don't have to go very far from a town up here to be in complete wilderness, with not even a dwelling to be found in miles. The air is clear, the views (if the weather co-operates) are stunning, and despite the numbers of tourists from all over Europe ... Read the complete review

by - written on 14/08/06, updated on 01/10/06 (Very useful, 212 readings)
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I’ve noticed that nobody has written a review on this subject yet, so I thought I’d wax lyrical about al the good things the Highlands have to offer. I was born and bred in the Highlands, and I’m feeling a little bit homesick today! It’s a shame that most people seem to want to jet off abroad on holiday, when there are so many beautiful places to visit here in Britain. If you do plan to visit the Highlands, then here are some of the places that you should check out. INVERNESS The Capital of the Highlands, it was made a city a few years ago. I spent a summer living and working here once, and it is a fantastic place. There are plenty of hotels there; ... Read the complete review
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