Northern Scotland: A haven for wildlife, a wonderful sense of tradition and a rugged natural beauty are the best ways to describe the North of Scotland. A sense of history and national pride are around every corner, and there is so much to see and do from the adventurous activities available at Aviemore, through to the tranquil and beautiful vistas in and around Ben Nevis. For those believers among you, definitive proof of the Loch Ness monster is still to be found so why not give it a go and follow it up with a glass of single malt or two.
Central & Southern Scotland: Whether you’ve just tied the knot at romantic Gretna Green or are on your way to one of the beautiful islands such as Arran or Rothesay, there will be a beautiful view and a warm welcome everywhere you go. The stunning Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park are firm favourite for many whilst modern wonders such as the Forth Road Bridge sit side-by-side with natural beauties such as Fingal’s Cave and Staffa. Hearty grub is a plenty and you will need it for to boost your energy with so much to see and do, Central and Southern Scotland is somewhere everyone should go at least once in their lifetime.
Wales
City of Cardiff: The Welsh capital of Cardiff has undergone somewhat of a renaissance in recent years. The cosmopolitan bars and restaurants down in Cardiff Bay sit perfectly alongside the historic castle and Edwardian arcades, making it one of the most modern yet historic cities in the UK. Time your arrival correctly and you may even be able to take in a game of football or rugby at the stunning Millennium Stadium.
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