Self-Drive Tours of Scotland
Your Scottish Road Trip Adventure
Take the wheel and discover Scotland's dramatic landscapes on your own terms. From the legendary North Coast 500 to the mystical Isle of Skye.
Scotland Self-Drive Packages
Every Scotland Self-Drive Tour Includes
Premium Car Rental
Automatic transmission available
Scottish Hotels
Castles, manors & B&Bs
NC500 Routes
GPS-ready scenic routes
Local Tips
Distillery recommendations
Driving in Scotland: What to Know
Best Places to Self-Drive in Scotland
Edinburgh
Scotland's historic capital, a UNESCO World Heritage city with a magnificent castle, Royal Mile, and world-famous festivals.
Glasgow
Scotland's largest city, a vibrant cultural hub with Victorian architecture, world-class museums, and legendary music scene.
Scottish Highlands
The iconic heart of Scotland, featuring dramatic mountains, ancient glens, majestic lochs, and legendary castles.
Isle of Skye
Scotland's most magical island, with dramatic landscapes, fairy pools, ancient castles, and otherworldly rock formations.
Inverness
The capital of the Highlands, gateway to Loch Ness, the Cairngorms, and the vast Scottish wilderness.
Loch Ness
Scotland's most famous loch, home to the legendary monster, Urquhart Castle, and the scenic Great Glen.
North Coast 500
Scotland's answer to Route 66, a 516-mile scenic loop through the dramatic landscapes of the far north.
All Scotland Self-Drive Destinations
Edinburgh
Scotland's historic capital, a UNESCO World Heritage city with a magnificent castle, Royal Mile, and world-famous festivals.
Glasgow
Scotland's largest city, a vibrant cultural hub with Victorian architecture, world-class museums, and legendary music scene.
Scottish Highlands
The iconic heart of Scotland, featuring dramatic mountains, ancient glens, majestic lochs, and legendary castles.
Isle of Skye
Scotland's most magical island, with dramatic landscapes, fairy pools, ancient castles, and otherworldly rock formations.
Inverness
The capital of the Highlands, gateway to Loch Ness, the Cairngorms, and the vast Scottish wilderness.
Aberdeen
The Granite City on Scotland's northeast coast, gateway to Royal Deeside, Balmoral, and the Whisky Trail.
Dundee
Scotland's city of design, home to the V&A Dundee museum and gateway to the Kingdom of Fife.
Stirling
Where Scotland's history was forged, featuring Stirling Castle, Wallace Monument, and Bannockburn battlefield.
St Andrews
The home of golf, a historic university town with beautiful beaches and medieval ruins on the Fife coast.
Perth
Scotland's ancient capital on the River Tay, gateway to the Highlands with stunning countryside surroundings.
Oban
The Gateway to the Isles, a charming harbor town and seafood capital of Scotland on the west coast.
Fort William
The outdoor capital of the UK, at the foot of Ben Nevis and gateway to some of Scotland's most dramatic scenery.
Loch Ness
Scotland's most famous loch, home to the legendary monster, Urquhart Castle, and the scenic Great Glen.
Loch Lomond
Scotland's largest loch, gateway to the Trossachs National Park with stunning scenery just north of Glasgow.
North Coast 500
Scotland's answer to Route 66, a 516-mile scenic loop through the dramatic landscapes of the far north.
Isle of Mull
A diverse island of mountains, wildlife, colorful Tobermory, and gateway to sacred Iona.
Isle of Arran
Scotland in miniature, offering mountains, castles, whisky, and all of Scotland's landscapes in one accessible island.
Orkney
Ancient islands of Neolithic wonders including Skara Brae, standing stones, and remarkable Norse heritage.
Shetland
Scotland's most remote islands, with Viking heritage, incredible wildlife, and unique Nordic-Scottish culture.
Scottish Borders
Rolling hills, historic abbeys, stately homes, and the legacy of Sir Walter Scott in Scotland's literary heartland.
Dumfries & Galloway
Scotland's sunny southwest with rugged coasts, dark sky parks, and connections to Robert Burns.
Ayrshire
Burns Country on the southwest coast, with links to Scotland's national poet and world-class golf courses.
Argyll
Ancient kingdom of spectacular sea lochs, islands, and castles including Inveraray on the west coast.
Speyside
The heart of Scotland's whisky country, home to over half of Scotland's distilleries along the River Spey.
Cairngorms
Britain's largest national park, with majestic mountains, ancient forests, and abundant wildlife.
Fife
The Kingdom of Fife, with charming fishing villages, St Andrews, and the scenic East Neuk coastline.
Angus
Home to Glamis Castle, dramatic Angus Glens, and the stunning east coast between Dundee and Aberdeen.
Perthshire
Big Tree Country with magnificent forests, rivers, and lochs in the heart of Scotland.
The Trossachs
Scotland's first national park, with lochs, forests, and mountains inspiration for Rob Roy legends.
Outer Hebrides
Remote Atlantic islands with white sand beaches, ancient standing stones, and traditional Gaelic culture.
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