Scotland situated in the North of Great Britain has a population of around 5.5 million. Most people are living in the Central Belt around Edinburgh and Glasgow. The Highland Council area is the largest region in Scotland with only about 200,000 people spread out over the land.
This means that you can easily find large areas of unpopulated land. Combined with the Scottish Outdoor Access Code you have the ability to explore these wild and beautiful places. Scotland is rated as one of the best places in Europe for mountain biking, hill walking, sea kayaking and river kayaking.
Ben Nevis and C.I.C. Hut
2 Days
Availability : April - December
Ben Nevis at 1345m is the highest mountain in the British Isles and most […]
From£195
View Details2 Day Sea Kayaking Arisaig
2 Days
Availability : May - October
The 2 Day Sea Kayak Arisaig trip will take you around the the archepilago […]
From£260
View DetailsIntroduction to Sea Kayaking Course
1 Day
Availability : April - October
This beginner’s course for sea kayaking is for people who would like to become […]
From£95
View DetailsNavigation Course
1 Day
Availability : April - October
To find your way around a mountain without getting lost is one of those […]
From£95
View DetailsKnoydart Explorer – 5 Days Sea Kayaking and Hillwalking
5 Days
Availability : May - September
The Knoydart peninsula is one of the most remote areas of mainland UK. Even […]
From£620
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Skye Discovery – 5 Days South Skye Sea Kayak Tour
5 Days
Availability : May - September
The South Skye Sea Kayak Tour will take you to areas of natural beauty […]
From£620
View Details2 Day Sea Kayaking Skye
2 Days
Availability : May - October
Our Sea Kayaking Skye trips will take you to some of the most amazing […]
From£265
View DetailsPersonalised Service
1-7 Days
Availability : January - November
Unexplored Scotland offers bespoke tours and courses, suitable for any group of up to […]
2 Day Course £180
5 Day Course £395
5 Day Course £395
Winter Skills Course
2 or 5 Days
Availability : January - April
What we cover Use of ice axe and crampons Walking with winter boots on […]
From£180
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