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Water Wellness for Mental & Physical Health
If you’ve ever been close to the sea or a lake and felt a deep sense of peace wash over you, you've experienced the power of water. As we’re learning more about how water affects us mentally, physically and emotionally, Scotland might just be the perfect place to dip your toes in water wellness. And thanks to Scotland’s spirit of adventure and its many rivers, canals, misty lochs and miles of coastline, activities like wild swimming, stand up paddle boarding, wake-boarding, kayaking and waterside walks are never out of reach. For off-beat adventures, experience the best of the Scottish islands with an island-hopping excursion.
Wilderness Retreats & Forest Getaways
Wellness in the wild is a huge thing in Scotland. From spending a weekend in a cozy cottage in the middle of the forest to adventurous and active wilderness retreats, you are invited to experience serenity at its finest. You can expect anything from hikes along the coast and swimming in the open water to forest games and morning mountain yoga. There are even women-only wilderness retreats for those who wish to travel solo and connect with other like-minded women. Choose between modern and historic hotels, romantic and luxurious wooden cabins, sustainable roundhouses or a typical Scottish bothy. And if you’re looking for a spa getaway, rest assured, there are plenty in the wilderness of Scotland, too!
Old and New Treasures—Cities & Castles
Prepare yourself for an adventure as you journey back into Scottish history and discover myths, legends and folklore. Explore the countryside and its charming and picturesque villages and towns such as Linlithgow, Melrose, Dunbar and Portree. Tradition and history reign supreme in Edinburgh; while Glasgow is home to some of the best cultural attractions. Take to the skies in royal style in a hot air balloon, attend a Ceilidh dance party and experience a Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo epic performance. Go on to visit the famous Fort William from the 17th century and explore the impressive Isle of Skye which is home to a variety of wildlife, and discover some 400 Scottish museums spread across the country.