Top Active Leisure Sport in Scotland

Make sure to bring your own water bottle. They have filling stations around, so you can save money on drinks while staying hydrated.

I think it's worth checking the weather a few days ahead. Conditions can change fast, and it’ll help you decide what gear to pack. Bring layers!

My advice is to grab the ski pass online before your trip. It saved me some cash compared to buying on-site and you can avoid long queues!

My advice is to bring a reusable water bottle. There are not many places to buy drinks on the trail, and you'll save some cash while staying hydrated

I think it’s worth packing a light snack. There are stunning picnic spots, and it’s nice to enjoy a bite while soaking in the scenery.

I think it’s worth splurging on the longer flights for memorable views over the stunning landscapes. Don't miss out on capturing those picturesque moments!

My advice is to go for the early morning flights around 8 AM. The views are breathtaking with the soft morning light and the air is often calmer.

Bring cash for the small villages; many shops and accommodations don't accept cards. I ran into a few places that were cash-only, and it threw me off!