Scotland Self Drive Tours

Scotland is a nation simply made for driving tours; from the cities of Glasgow and Edinburgh in the South to the spectacular wilderness of the Scottish Highlands and Islands, you’ll enjoy drives of unrivalled natural beauty passing glistening lochs, dramatic mountain ranges and barren moorlands, not to mention a wealth of historic sites along the way. Scotland is easily navigable, the roads are well-maintained and traffic is generally far lighter than the more populated areas of Britain making Scotland a practical, as well as desirable, destination for a self-drive vacation.

Our Scotland self-drive itineraries offer the independent traveller an ideal way to tour this beautiful nation; enjoy the freedom to explore at leisure each day whilst also benefitting from a structured itinerary and pre-booked accommodation which is essential in the remote Scottish Highlands where there are limited lodging options. Choose from our suggested Scotland driving itineraries as featured on our website below, develop a variation in conjunction with our local experts or let us tailor-make your ideal Scottish driving adventure from scratch!

Our Scotland driving tour packages are fully inclusive of quality car-rental from a reputable provider and pre-booked lodgings from our hand-picked portfolio of local, characterful accommodations, not to mention any required ferry crossings when visiting the Scottish Islands. We can then enhance your trip as requested with a range of additional services such as sightseeing passes, other attraction admissions, city-tours, additional meals and local experiences. Let us know your group size and preferences and we’ll select the car group and levels of accommodation best suited to your needs; Scotland is home to and array of quality and unique lodging options from quaint B&Bs, family-run inns and stunning castle hotels.

The flexibility of our Scotland driving tours ensures that you can collect your vehicle from a host of locations across the country as preferred including both Edinburgh and Glasgow airports and downtown locations. You can travel Scotland whenever you want and stay as long as you like; but whether it’s Edinburgh in August to see the Military Tattoo or a week in the Highlands in the Winter to experience cosy dinners and a dram of whisky by a log-fires, you’ll enjoy the security and support of travelling adeo Travel.