Bespoke
Scotland Bespoke
Adventure through isles, lochs and highlands
Country
United Kingdom
Accommodation Options
Castles, boutique hotels & manor houses
Things to See & Do
Hiking, biking, art, culture, distillery tours & castle visits
Best Time To Go
April – October
Carbon Neutral Trip
Scotland plays home to misty moors, ancient trails and enough legends to fill a loch. Hike Highlands, bike through woodlands and swap stories with locals over a dram (or two) of whisky. From castle stays to coastal rides, this is rugged beauty with a warm heart—and adventures tailored to fit clans of every kind. Kilts optional, wonder guaranteed.
The expansive, rugged, breathtaking landscapes of Scotland are unavoidable and steeped in ancient folklore—this special pocket is meant to be explored by foot or two wheels.
Stay in grand castles, boutique hotels or charming manor houses, and let the warmth of Scottish hospitality elevate your adventure.
See Scotland through the eyes of our local friends, with insider access to the country’s most iconic and hidden treasures—from private whisky distillery tours to storytelling with local historians.
Experience Designer
Trip Inspiration
Snapshot of a Day
Bike the Cairngorms National Park, taking in Scotland’s highest peaks, finishing the day visiting Balmoral Castle.
Inspiration
Scotland on Two Wheels
Scotland’s rugged peaks, rolling glens and shimmering lochs create the perfect backdrop for your biking adventure, no matter your age or ability. Pedal through heather-clad hills, past grand lodges and alongside cascading waterfalls. Savour cozy pub dinners or indulge in the acclaimed cuisine at Monachyle Mhor. Explore the regal charm of Balmoral Castle and step back in time at a 13th-century ancestral fortress. Challenge yourself with rewarding climbs to breathtaking Highland vistas or choose a cultural detour with a private driver to one of our favourite local whisky distilleries.
Recommended Duration: 5-7 Days
Best Time To Go: April – October
Things to See and Do: Visit castles and whisky distilleries, cycle the Western Isles, meet a local storyteller.
Don't Miss Out On: Tasting fresh local salmon from a traditional smoke house.
Snapshot of a Day
Hike the dramatic mountains and ridges of Glencoe, stopping to meet the herd and tuck into lunch at the local pub.
Inspiration
Scotland on Two Feet
Lace up your boots and set out to explore Scotland’s enchanting landscapes—where misty moors, shimmering lochs and winding Highland trails invite discovery. Around every bend, history and tradition come alive: a 15th-century castle whispers tales of Macbeth, and ancient paths lead to cozy inns offering hearty lunches and local music. Untamed beauty unfolds with wild woods, golden sandy beaches and distant vistas of isles and towering mountains. Every corner of Scotland is an adventurer's paradise waiting to be explored.
Recommended Duration: 5-7 Days
Best Time To Go: April – October
Things to See and Do: Venture to the Orkney islands or the Isle of Skye, hike ancient trails, visit with local craftsmen and historians.
Don't Miss Out On: Join a local Ceilidh and try your hand at Scottish country dancing.
Snapshot of a Day
Zipline through the Scottish pines in the Cairngorms National Park; enjoy fish & chips for lunch and track a herd of reindeer.
Inspiration
Scotland Family Adventure
Embark on a family adventure in the enchanting land of the Scots, where every experience becomes a story to share and options are as varied as the terrain. Ride the iconic Jacobite Steam Train, made famous by the Harry Potter films, as it winds through misty countryside. Gather around the ruins of Old Inverlochy Castle to hear traditional folktales brought to life by a storyteller. Bike through ancient forests, hike the breathtaking trails of Glen Nevis and paddle the turquoise waters of the Sound of Arisaig, where porpoises, seals, otters and dolphins play. End your journey on the Isle of Skye with a beach bonfire and stories under the stars. Scotland is the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable trip for multiple generations to enjoy.
Recommended Duration: 5-7 Days
Best Time To Go: April – October
Things to See and Do: Explore castle ruins, visit a Highland Games, kayak, bike and hike, meet a local storyteller.
Don't Miss Out On: Glamping on the Isle of Jura: spot seals, dolphins and the most amazing night skies.
Featured stays
Inverlochy Castle Hotel
Location: Torlundy, United Kingdom
Kinloch Lodge
Location: Isle of Skye, United Kingdom
Killiehuntly Farmhouse & Cottages
Location: Kingussie, United Kingdom
The Fife Arms
Location: Cairngorms National Park, United Kingdom
Process
Step 1
Let's connect
Whether you have a specific trip in mind or are looking for inspiration, get in touch with your travel preferences, and one of our Experience Designers will kick off the planning.
Step 2
Detailed Brief
After a conversation to learn more about your trip, you’ll receive details on an adventure with us, including activities and accommodation options in the destinations. An initial Trip Development Fee is made before moving to the next stage.
Step 3
Customized Itinerary and Confirmation
Your Experience Designer will share a tailored trip plan and will collaborate to adjust and finalize the itinerary. A per-person trip deposit is requested to confirm your trip, with full payment made 95 days* before departure.
Step 4
Support, Start to Finish
Before your trip, you’ll receive details on every step of your journey. You’ll have dedicated support while on trip, and when you return, our Traveller Relationship team will be ready to welcome your feedback and explore ideas for your next B&R adventure!
* Final payment terms may vary based on destination and type of trip.
Good to know
Transfers
Transfer times may take longer than expected due to winding roads and single lanes.
Festivals
Scotland has two famous festivals in August: the Edinburgh Festival and the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo. We're happy to plan an adventure around these iconic celebrations.
Planning
Demand in Scotland is high, we encourage you start planning at least six months in advance, with encouragement to start a year in advance to ensure hotel availability.
Why choose a Bespoke trip?
An Effortless Journey
Our expert Experience Designers are perfectionists, using first-hand knowledge of routes, restaurants and hotels to create an unforgettable experience. This means you’re in the best hands to plan your dream trip.
Lifelong Memories
Our Bespoke trips are often described as lifechanging. When every detail and magical moment is planned just for you and your group – you'll get exactly what you’re after, and more. The perfect addition to the memory book.
Years of Local Friendships
We’ve been at this since 1966, and our Experience Designers have been planting seeds and building friendships around the world since day one. The loyalty we share with our connections is invaluable and is what allows us to give access exclusive to B&R.
Creativity and Spontaneity
From our office to our guides on the road, every person who touches your trip pours their passion and creativity into it. When you travel Bespoke, you’ll work closely with passionate planners to create the perfect fit for you and your travelling companions.
