Waterproof jackets, trousers and boots are all essential kit for walking and hiking holidays. There is always a chance of a rainy day here and there but as the old Scottish saying goes ‘there’s no such thing as bad weather, only the wrong clothes!’… That’s where we come in. For walkers and hikers that prefer milder temperatures spring is a perfect time to visit.
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Along your travels you will capture Scottish wildlife and the wealth of flora and fauna that are in full bloom. In spring, the weather is reasonable with a milder breeze in the air. Conversely, we would recommend visiting Scotland during spring, summer and autumn. You can walk or hike in whatever season, depending on personal experience and skill. Shop Waterproof Jackets Shop Waterproof Trousers Best time to visit Scotland for Walking/Hiking The higher temperatures and visibility clearer make it the perfect time of year for golf. The best weather is from the month of May through to September when the grey clouds have scattered to make room for some blue skies and sunshine. The link courses within Scotland can be played on throughout the year as their proximity to the sea generally makes the climate much drier than closer to the mainland. The game originated in Scotland so you couldn’t visit without having a go at least! If you aren’t a golfer or you have the family with you, there are a lot of fun mini golf courses spotted across the country, often open during peak season. If you’re an avid golfer and you haven’t visited Scotland for a round of 18 holes, where have you been all this time? The Old Course at St Andrews is considered the oldest golf course in the world and commonly known as ‘The Home of Golf’. The Scottish golf season starts at the beginning of April and ends in October.
The midges are known to be the worst in the Highlands so if you’re travelling and wild-camping at night, we would suggest taking insect repellent spray and insect repellent clothing with you. Midge season in Scotland starts in May and ends in September due to the weather being warmer and humid. Unlike mosquitos, midges don’t carry disease… they’re just really irritating. What are midges? Midges are small flies that travel in large groups and bombard their victims. That each month is truly unique and whether you’re in the heart of one of the bustling cities, rolling countryside’s or charming coastlines, Scotland is a place for sanctuary and is sure to enchant regardless of the forecast. We love that you get to appreciate every passing season. Although Scotland is most popular in the warmer months, you can fall in love with this country at any time of the year. Shoulder season is also popular due it being a lot quieter which is just before or just after summer (May/September) Top Trespass Tip – The weather is incredibly unpredictable in Scotland and you could face all seasons in one day so we would suggest being prepared for the everyday with packaway jackets. Visiting Scotland from June until August are the most popular months as summer has more daylight hours for exploring. Some seek sunshine on holidays others seek adventure no matter the climate. For advice and top tips for the best time to visit Scotland, dinnae mess aboot and read on… What time of year is the best to visit Scotland?
We would suggest doing your research before you organise travel and accommodation. It solely depends on what you want to see and do whilst you’re here. Depending on what you would like from your holiday or weekend getaway, trust us… there is never a bad time to visit Caledonia. A mysterious land of whisky and tartan, Scotland is known for seasonal events and outdoor adventures where there’s a great deal to discover. You’ll hear the bagpipes on your travels as well as hearing lots of different accents too, often quite strong and spoken considerably fast. Scotland is home to magnificent mountainous scenery, bountiful beautiful beaches, the loch ness monster, highland coos (yes, coos not cows) and hairy haggis’.
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