This Mountain Bike tour combines quiet minor roads with exciting wilderness tracks. A circular journey from scenic Strathardle returning to Blairgowrie with some road sections but other challenging forest tracks and mountain climbs. It begins with a short road section alongside the River Ardle before setting off into the hills and the beautiful Glen Fearnate.

There can be few more enchanting corners of Scotland than the remote islands of the Hebrides. The combinations of land, sea and inland water found in the Western Isles have produced landscapes of unsurpassed beauty. Nature herself provides free of charge many of the facilities available, lochs full of salmon and sea trout, rugged mountains, unspoilt sandy beaches and many species of rare plants and animals.

Take a magical journey from the west highland town of Oban through Glen Lonan to Taynuilt and along the shore of beautiful Loch Awe to Kilmartin. Over 5,000 years of human history are traced across the Kilmartin Valley with at least 150 prehistoric sites lying within 6 miles of the quiet village. Catch the ferry at Kennacraig to Islay and Jura.

Sail from Oban to the beautiful island of Mull and enjoy the unspoilt charm of Mulls coastal and mountain scenery. Perhaps visit the holy Isle of Iona, sail to the majestic Fingal's Cave on Staffa or enjoy a wildlife safari. The Island's pretty capital Tobermory, set in a sheltered bay, is popular with visiting yachtsmen

A scenic train journey from Inverness by lochs and glens takes you to Skye for six days of exploration of this famous Hebridean Island. Here you can sail into the heart of the Cuillin Mountains from Elgol, enjoy the tranquility of the historic Island of Raasay and visit Dunvegan Castle.

A slightly shorter trip than the Orkney Heritage tour but this itinerary still provides an opportunity to visit Orkney's main historical sites together with a visit St Magnus Cathedral to the island of Hoy and its spectacular rock stack, "The Old Man of Hoy". Visit the chambered tomb, Maes Howe, the Ring of Brodgar and the Standing Stones of Stenness

Orkney has the greatest density of ancient monuments of any location in Northern Europe. Your visit will give you the opportunity to explore them and also enjoy the lush green rolling landscape and beautiful sea views. The abundant wildlife includes otters, common and grey seals, puffins, lapwings, grouse and artic tern. A short sea crossing takes you from John o'Groats to Burwick on South Ronaldsay

This 4 night circular tour is an ideal short break for exploring Loch Ness in the Highlands of Scotland, one of the most popular holiday destinations in the UK.Your route follows the Great Glen Cycle route to Drumnadrochit and Fort Augustus, returning to Inverness via the south side of Loch Ness. There are many spectacular views to be enjoyed along the way with splendid panoramas of the Loch as well as historical and natural heritage sites to be discovered.

The West Coast town of Oban is the starting point for this delightful tour. It is easily accessible by train, coach or car and from here you cycle to Mull 'of all the isles the fairest'. After a day exploring, perhaps a wildlife tour or a trip to the peaceful Island of Iona another ferry takes you from Tobermory to Kilchoan on the remote and beautiful Ardnamurchan Peninsula.