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Cheap Car Hire Scotland - Save 15% on your Car Rental in Scotland |
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Book your cheap car hire in Scotland securely online and save on a wide choice of vehicles from low cost economy options through to our luxury range. Make the most out of your car rental. Check out our range of tourist destination guides for Scotland and driving tips submitted by our visitors.
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Driven in Scotland ? Tell us about your driving tips and experiences
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| Share your tips on parking, traffic, speed limits & more. Suggest a scenic drive or other advice. |
| Useful Tips |
| Scenic drives - by Angel from Durban |
| Callander, always a good place to start your driving tour...the roads are not busy and there are never any crowds around.you can park beside the lochs and rivers where you can see the views. enjoy your travels...I DID!! |
| Safety - by Jessica MMS from Milton Keynes |
| Always wear a safety belt - even for shorter distances. If you get lost do not stop just anywhere to ask anyone, chose a well lit place with many people around to read your map or to ask directions from non suspicious looking people. |
| Parking - by Lolly from Cape Town |
| Parking in Scotland was a pleasure, I felt as if I could shop all day without worrying about the car, which does not really help my purse at all....but hey. There are pay points at most of the parking area's. Please make sure that you pay the machine and display your ticket clearly on the dashboard, they will give you a ticket or clamp your wheels. |
| Scotland Cities |
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| Scotland Overview |
| Scotland has rugged natural beauty and rich historical past that makes it an appealing destination for all travellers. Edinburgh and Glasgow are obvious city highlights, though for many it is rolling glens and lochs which really make Scotland great. |
| Scotland Essentials |
Edinburgh - The capital of Scotland is a fantastic city in everyway. Steeped in heritage, Edinburgh has so much to offer. From its sumptuous castle through its quality art galleries to the zoo, Edinburgh is a city which is rarely surpassed.
St Andrews - This fine coastal town has lovely beaches and a historical buildings but all this is surpassed by the most famous golf club in the world. While the renowned 'Old Course' is difficult to get onto there are several other quality golf courses within the facility.
Glasgow - Overshadowed by Edinburgh, Glasgow is still a city of great interest. Reinvented after decline in the1970's and 80's, Glasgow is a vibrant city and the best place for a night out in Scotland. Glasgow's cultural side can be experienced at Pollok Country Park where the Burrell collection of fine porcelain is housed.
Inner Hebrides - Scotland's most loved group of islands. With their rugged landscape and incredible coastal views they really are a treat.
Aviemore - This hiking and skiing area of Scotland offers an incredible amount to outdoor enthusiasts. Great wildlife, lochs, forests and the Cairngorm Mountains make up this wonderful region. |
| Scotland Calendar - Pick of the Year's Events |
Edinburgh Festival (August) - One of Europe's biggest and best arts festivals. The festival covers a wide variety of art including comedy, film and music with performances throughout the city.
Hogmanay (New Year) - Defining Scotland's heritage, Hogmanay is a haggis and whisky fuelled party across that happens country. There really is no better place to see in the New Year than Scotland. Princess Street in Edinburgh is probably the pick of places to be. |
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