T hink of the Scottish Highlands, and images of rivers and glens, tossing the caber, rugged and beautiful landscapes teeming with heather and peace and tranquillity spring to mind. Throw into the mix a wide selection of luxurious accommodations and you have the perfect recipe for a break to one of the most naturally beautiful areas of the United Kingdom, arguably the world.

Wherever you have travelled from in the UK, once you arrive in the Highlands you will feel calm, relaxed and at peace with the world, such is the ambience of this area. A mixture of mountains, hills, waterfalls and glens form the landscape for one of nature’s greatest masterpieces. This largely uninhabited retreat from the rest of world is best seen on a guided tour, as areas can be quite precarious, especially to the uninitiated.

The abundance of wildlife that can be seen at every turn is just astounding. Among others you can see eagles, otters, hares and magnificent red stags in their natural habitat, man made look out points have made it even easier to capture these beasts on film, or simply to observe them going about their daily routines.

As far as luxury hotels in Scotland are concerned, you are literally spoilt for choice. As well as the many luxury hotels scattered throughout the region, there is also the opportunity to stay in real opulence by booking a luxurious room in one of the many country estates, where you can enjoy a true fining dining experience, sample the local whiskeys, and simply relax in between sightseeing.

When night falls, there is only one thing to do; head for a local ceilidh and sup a dram of whiskey while listening to traditional Scottish poetry or fiddle music. This is the most enjoyable and relaxed way of experiencing true Scottish culture at its best, and don’t forget to try some haggis.

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