Loch Lomond, Glasgow, Edinburgh and the Lothians

 

Loch Lomond, Glasgow, Edinburgh and The Lothians
Loch Lomond is the largest loch in Scotland, by surface area and is now part of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park. Ben Lomond is on the eastern shore: 974 m (3,195 ft) in height and the most southerly of the Scottish Munro peaks. Loch Lomond is one of Scotland's premier boating and water-sports venues and the scenery draws people from all over Scotland and beyond. The loch is open to every kind of watercraft including kayaks, canoes, wind-surfers, jet-skis, speedboats and cruisers and they are all very well represented. Loch Lomond Rescue Boat provides 24-hour safety cover on the loch. If you are searching for a selfcatering house for 10 close to Loch Lomond then check out Strone House on our website. This fine holiday house with open log fire and hot tub is ideal for familiy holidays.
Glasgow is the largest city in Scotland, easily accessible by rail networks and airports one within the city and another Prestwick 30 miles to the south. Today's Glasgow is a bustling and cosmopolitan city in which art and culture play an integral part in daily life and in the business and wealth of the city. Glasgow is also famed for its diverse and exciting architecture.
Edinburgh is the second largest city in Scotland and the seat of the Scottish Parliament. The city hosts the annual Edinburgh Festival, a group of official and independent festivals held annually over about four weeks beginning in early August. The number of visitors attracted to Edinburgh for the Festival is roughly equal to the settled population of the city. The most well-known of these events are the Edinburgh Fringe, the largest performing arts festival in the world; the Edinburgh International Festival; the Edinburgh Military Tattoo; and the Edinburgh International Book Festival. Other events include the Hogmanay street party, Burns Night, and the Beltane Fire Festival. It has a rail station located in the city centre and the airport is on the city boundaries making access to this area and beyond straightforward.
East Lothian is ideal for touring with its beautiful towns, wonderful beaches and fantastic attractions to explore. There are also many outdoor activities to enjoy such as extensive walking, cycling along the many routes, golf, kite and wind surfing.
Discover the historic towns of East Lothian such as Dunbar, the birthplace of John Muir, Haddington, a small market town, and picturesque North Berwick which boasts stunning coastal scenery. Admire the amazing architecture and grandeur of stately homes and castles such as Lennoxlove House and Dirleton Castle. A great way to explore East Lothian’s magnificent historical attractions is by bike. Take your own or hire bikes once you arrive and follow extensive cycle routes through the area for an exhilarating tour. Or, for a more leisurely pace, follow the John Muir Way from Musselburgh to Dunbar to relax and enjoy the breathtaking scenery.

 Selfcatering apartment in Edinburgh
4 star apartment overlooking the Firth of Forth - Western Harbour Breakwater
Central Edinburgh apartment - Marchmont - sleeps 4
Selfcatering near Edinburgh
Gorgeous selfcatering cottage obverlooking the sea -Cove
Selfcatering cottage for 8 in Gullane
 

Self catering holiday cottages in Loch Lomond, Glasgow, Edinburgh and the Lothians

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