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Disabled Countryside Holidays in Scotland

Disabled Holidays > UK > Scotland > Self Catering > Countryside

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Famed the world over for its incredible scenery, colourful culture and traditional warm welcomes, Scotland is one of the planet’s most unique and attractive destinations.

There are loads of reasons to visit north of the border, whether you’re looking for a peaceful rural escape, a stylish city break or a fun-packed family holiday.

Lovers of the great outdoors will be in their element. Scotland boasts Britain’s tallest mountains, over 30,000 glittering lochs, sprawling mystical woodlands, myriad windswept isles and miles upon miles of golden beaches.

It’s also a giant natural playground where you can enjoy thrilling accessible activities like river rafting, lake sailing, and rambling trips along disabled-friendly paths – not to mention over 550 golf courses.

There are plenty of varied accessible attractions dotted around the country too – from the ancient Callanish Standing Stones on the Outer Hebrides, to the Robert Burns Birthplace Museum in Ayr, and the Scottish Seabird Centre in East Lothian.

City life is no less captivating. Glasgow and Edinburgh house numerous first-rate museums and galleries, with the former also affording some of the best shopping outside London. The capital, meanwhile, excels as a cultural hub, drawing millions to illustrious festivals like the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, the Jazz and Blues Festival and the Edinburgh Fringe.

In addition both cities offer a wide range of disabled-friendly sights and experiences. Sample a “wee dram” of Scotland’s national drink at the Scotch Whiskey Experience, uncover Glasgow’s fascinating maritime past at the Riverside Museum, and explore Edinburgh’s iconic volcano-topping castle.

Accessible and unforgettable, Scotland is waiting for you.

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