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In-depth coverage of its burgeoning food scene, artistic innovations, and awe-inspiring wild places – from remote, Gaelic-speaking islands to untamed, ruggedly beautiful glens – takes you to the most rewarding spots, with striking colour photography bringing everything to life. Whether you’re wild camping or staying in chic B&Bs, you can discover adventure and solitude in equal measure with our expert advice on where to spot wild dolphins, stunning hikes to deserted beaches and the best places to slurp seasonal oysters and “nose” original whiskies. The guide includes clear maps and insider reviews to take you straight to the best hotels, restaurants, bars and music venues for all budgets, ensuring that you won’t miss a thing. Scotland is heaven for “slow travel”, but the guide also includes extensive coverage of the country’s premier cities, Edinburgh, and Glasgow, plus details on all the best places to ski, surf and mountain bike if you fancy picking up the pace a little. Make the most of your time with The Rough Guide to Scotland.

Review: We looked at several different maps when planning a caravanning trip to Scotland and particularly to the Highlands. This one stood out after reading the helpful comments of others as to being ideal for our needs. Having now received it our requirement for a clear informative and manageable sided map has been met. This map is very clear and particularly indicates the type of roads that are present, which is helpful when towing a reasonably large caravan. I have no hesitation in recommending this map to other tourists who like us like to plan before a trip to get the most enjoyment from the experience. Being an Ordinance Survey map speaks for itself as regards to the quality and accuracy of the information printed.