You’ll be spoilt for choice when visiting this magnificent country, with plenty of adventure, discovery and relaxation to be had. Explore Edinburgh & the Lothians, home to Scotland's capital city and containing all you need for a fun-filled Scottish getaway.
Journey into the depths of the spectacular Edinburgh Castle, an ancient and looming fortress with grand stone walls and a fascinating history to discover.
The culture in Edinburgh is a particular draw: people from around the country journey to the city each August for the Fringe, the world's largest arts festival with an exhilarating array of plays, comedy, live music and literature.
Lodges with hot tubs are a popular choice for Scotland holidays. Relax and unwind in style in your own private hot tub after a day exploring the local areas.
The Scottish National Galleries has something for all types of art-lovers, and the Festival Theatre is another must-see: constructed from the remains of an 18th-century theatre hall, it now hosts a varied selection of regular shows and performances.
There's an impressive choice of shopping destinations and an uncountable number of tempting restaurants and bars.
Hike up the rugged Arthurs Seat, an extinct volcano rising up above the city and offering unbelievable views of the city skyline. Be sure to admire The Forth Bridges, one of Scotland's most impressive landmarks stretching across the Firth of Forth from South to North Queensferry.
West Lothian is ideal for hikers, golfers, and history lovers: journey through the trails of the Pentland Hills, take in the haunting beauty of prehistoric burial sites, before finishing your day off with a round of golf at one of the dozens of golf courses in the area.
Meet the friendly wildlife at the Scottish Own Centre, or learn about the brilliant animals in the Five Sister Zoo. There are stretches of stunning coastline in East Lothian, with spectacular cliffs at Yellowcraig and plenty of wildlife at the Scottish Seabird Centre.
If you're looking for a coastal hot tub break visit the seaside town of Dunbar, with a rugged coastline and a ruined castle to explore. The high street has plenty of local shops and dining experiences, and the nearby John Muir Country Park is a beautiful nature reserve with a range of fascinating birds and plants.
North Berwick boasts incredible views out to the Firth of Forth, and the town has won awards for its stunning garden displays. Midlothian has heaps of rural landscapes, with rolling hills and woodland walks.
Stop by the National Mining Museum, with interactive exhibits and a Mini Miners soft play area for the little ones. Visit Roslyn Chapel, an intricate and ornate building with regular talks detailing the history of the chapel.
If you're ready to leave your hot tub lodge and seek a bit of adventure, Midlothian Snowsports Centre at Hillend lets you have a go down the dry ski slopes or fly through the tubing chutes!
"Discover diverse terrain, ancient castles, and bustling cities when you explore the wonders of this county. Wander along the many walking trails when you visit Cairngorms National Park, with routes stretching across craggy mountains and through wondrous woodlands."
There's a wide selection of outdoor activities to explore, including hiking, cycling, water-sports and even skiing at the magnificent Cairngorm Mountain!
If your lodge is within driving distance, definitely journey into Royal Deeside for its majestic forests and gorgeous glens – or why not explore the woods via the Royal Deeside Railway? In the heart of the forest is the stunning Balmoral Castle, the Scottish home of the Royal Family: here you can explore this glorious stately home and its historic artworks, artefacts and furnishings.
There's also the seven-storey Craigievar Castle, a fairy-tale building with picturesque pink walls and intricately designed towers and turrets.
Visit the distinctive city of Aberdeen during your hot tub getaway and you'll discover a charming place with multitudes of popular tourist activities. This coastal city has a busy harbour where you can take a boat out to sea – keep an eye out for the dolphins!
There’s even a city beach where you can unwind on the sand and try your hand at making a sandcastle. Take a stroll around the large green spaces in Duthie Park, with tons of exotic plants, a boating pond, and stunning garden features.
Head down to Footdie, a quaint fishing village with charming local shops and eateries, and a gorgeous rolling beach. Be sure to take a tour of one of the many whiskey distilleries in the county!
"Whether you're coming to Scotland from abroad, or booking a luxury lodge stay from the UK, everyone needs to stay at the Scottish Highlands at least once in their lives..."
Venture along rugged coastal paths and discover glorious highland views when you stay in Inverness-shire. Explore the stunning landscapes of the Great Glen Way: this epic stretch of land takes you over craggy mountains and swoops by gorgeous lochs and rivers.
Why not jump on a boat and cruise along the bubbling Caledonian Canal! Inverness-shire is home to the world-famous Loch Ness, the UK's largest freshwater lake! Take a boat cruise across the loch and spot the wonderful wildlife within these deep and mysterious waters.
Keep an eye out for the Loch Ness Monster, and stop off by the Loch Ness Centre & Exhibition, which holds the equipment used to search for Nessie herself!
You'll definitely want to leave your hot tub behind for the day explore the ancient cathedral city of Inverness, the northern-most city of Scotland: wander around the traditional Victorian Market for some quintessential retail therapy, then explore the imposing fortress that is Inverness Castle.
Take a walk from Bught Park across the bridges to the Ness Islands, a great walking spot with tranquil surroundings, plenty of wildlife, and playgrounds for the kids.
Be sure to look out for the Ness Islands miniature railway! There’s plenty of culture, including the Eden Court theatre with two cinemas and frequent events, and the Inverness Museum & Art Gallery with a breadth of artefacts relating to the history of the Highlands.
For more history and heritage, head down to the Culloden Battlefield: this atmospheric historic site is a harrowing step back in time to the days of the final Jacobite Rising. Head to the visitor centre and experience the immersive 360-degree theatre, placing you in the heart of the harrowing battle.
Scotland is the ideal place to book a lodge with a private hot tub any time of the year. Whether your idea of a fun couple's day out is going on a Whisky tour, or something more adventurous like the many outdoor activities available, the country is always a great getaway for you and you're SO!
Take a day trip to the Hebrides Islands, a selection of romantic and distinctive isles spread across the west coast of Scotland, each with magical landscapes and unique appeal.
Skye Museum of Island Life to step back in time and discover how islanders used to live in days gone by. See the colourful buildings on the Isle of Mull: visit the picturesque town of Tobermory, with the thriving Comar arts centre and the peaceful Aros Park, or head out to the coastal Duart Castle to discover the turbulent past of one of Scotland’s oldest Clans.
Enjoy the world-class distilleries at the Isles of Islay and Jura, and be sure to take the time to wander around the untamed rural land. Take a boat tour around the uninhabited islands of Staffa and Lunga to spot a wide array of wildlife, with huge colonies of puffins and seabirds and the chance to catch a glimpse of whales or dolphins!
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To the west of the country, you'll discover glorious unspoilt landscapes in Ayrshire, with more coastal towns, stunning shores, and an array of exciting attractions. There are some fantastic luxury lodges available to book in this part of Scotland.
There are plenty of magnificent scenes to discover here: venture down the Ayrshire Coastal Path, which stretches across stunning landscapes with breathtaking views of the roaring sea.
Ayrshire was the birthplace of famous writer and National Bard Robert Burns: why not take a tour of the various landmarks in the area? See an array of fascinating manuscripts and artefacts in the
Robert Burns Birthplace Museum, or explore the thatched home where the poet grew up at the Burns Birthplace Cottage.
Explore the fascinating Kelburn Castle, a family-friendly site with an ancient castle imaginatively decorated with Brazilian graffiti, and woodland trails leading into the Secret Forest. The city of Ayr has a magnificent sandy beach with three impressive golf courses to choose from.
There are the Heads of Ayr Farm Park to explore, with animals to meet, water attractions, and tons of fun to be had on the mini construction equipment! Just off the coast is the Isle of Arran, with plenty of tourist attractions to explore: trek up the craggy paths of Goatfell and be rewarded with glorious views of the isle.
Seek out the Machrie Moor Stone Circles, a Neolithic site with fascinating standing stones that will provide you with a fascinating insight into historical burial rites.
Another brilliant spot is Brodick Castle, Garden and Country Park, a 19th-century stately home with an interactive indoor experience throughout the estate, then walk along the woodland trails to see peaceful ponds and waterfalls.
Take a boat out to the Holy Isle, a secluded island with an ancient spiritual heritage and gorgeous views of the natural surroundings. Play a spot of golf at one of the many golfing courses in the area, or explore Scotland by bike on the spiralling cycle paths.
Lodges, cottages and hotels - One of the biggest plus points to packing the car with everything you love to take away and driving to a lodge break, vs booking a hotel is you've got everything you need with you and plenty of space to enjoy it. Luxury lodges with hot tubs have seen a HUGE surge in popularity in recent years with spacious self-catering accommodations making for a perfect base for a family or group to enjoy all that Scotland has to offer.
Lots of choice in the type of holiday - Scotland is a vast area with an overwhelming choice of locations to book your next hot tub break, offering some truly unforgettable scenery. Whether you're looking for peace and quiet or bustling city life with bars and restaurants, this diverse Country has you covered.
A good break for couples - It's hard to think of a better getaway for couples, with so many romantic locations and the chance to really get away 'just the two of you'. This scenic part of the UK offers up some fantastic lodge breaks with plenty of walks, scenery and bars and restaurants to spend quality time together.
Families looking for a lodge with plenty to do nearby - If you're children love zoos, theme parks and a bit of adventure on their holiday, Scotland won't leave you wondering where to go next. whichever part of the Country you book your holiday in, you'll find a massive choice of days out.
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