Manuela Fraenkel, Scottish Driver Guide and Tour Guide. Tours of Scotland with Professional Blue Badge Guide fluent in English, Italian, Spanish and German.

Scotland is a country with its own unique culture, history and people. The visitor has to be careful not to distil "Scottishness" down to haggis, bagpipes and the Loch Ness Monster. Become part of our culture and see our country. There are many reasons why you should come to Scotland, a small sample of which you'll see below:

Scenery: Stunning, spectacular, rugged, beautiful.
Castles and Palaces: From Holyrood to Culzean, Scotland has more than its fair share.
Gardens and Woodlands: Many beautiful gardens and walks.
Natural environment: 78,000 sq. Kms of it in Scotland!
Islands and Lochs: Hundreds of them - even one with a monster!
Music and dance: Much more than bagpipes, accordions and Ceilidhs.
Food and drink: The home of Scotch whisky and quality seafoods.
Literature and poetry: Rabbie Burns, Sir Walter Scott, Robert Louis Stevenson, Ian Rankin, the list goes on....
Arts and crafts: Leave room in your suitcase to take something back.
Golf: The home of golf, we have some of the best courses in the world.
Scottish Hospitality: Outstanding and we're famed for it.
History: A country steeped in history - it is enthralling and all around you everywhere you go.

See the photo of a plate of seafood? I promise you I ate every last morsel! Would you like to come with me next time and find out where it was? Then, Visit Scotland With Me!

Summing up para reqd!

Manuela with vehicle at Loch Duich, outside Eilean Donan Castle - dogs appreciate the care and attention provided by our friendly guides too!

Military Tattoo held annually at Edinburgh Castle

Eilean Donan, is a small island in Loch Duich in the western Highlands of Scotland. It is connected to the mainland by footbridge close to Dornie.

Loch Tay (Scottish Gaelic, Loch Tatha) is a freshwater loch in the central highlands of Scotland, in the district of Perthshire.