Guided
Easy
Cycle across Scotland’s spellbinding landscapes, from Highland glens and coastal roads to castle-studded lochs and remote isles. Expect big skies, quiet roads, and a deep sense of place, all wrapped up in Celtic charm and wild beauty.
Our Scottish tours follow quiet roads, dedicated cycle paths, and occasional gravel tracks through some of the country’s most beautiful regions. Expect coastlines, castles, lochs, and the occasional ferry to reach remote island gems.
Easy
Pounds Sterling
English, Scottish Gaelic
Scotland is a land of elemental beauty, where rugged coastlines, shimmering lochs, and heather-covered hills invite discovery at a slower pace. On two wheels, you’ll feel part of the landscape, whether you're gliding through the quiet roads of the Highlands, following ancient clan routes, or arriving by ferry on a remote Hebridean island. The scenery is cinematic, the history tangible, and the welcome as warm as the whisky. With quiet roads, compact distances, and ever-changing views, Scotland is perfect for adventurous yet accessible cycling holidays that stir the soul.
Scotland’s cycling regions are as varied as its landscapes. The Scottish Highlands offer vast, empty roads with dramatic mountain backdrops and lochside riding. The Inner Hebrides, including Skye and Mull, are wild, windswept, and deeply atmospheric, reached by short ferry journeys that add a gentle sense of adventure. The Borders and Central Belt provide softer terrain, rolling countryside, and easy access to historic towns like Stirling and Edinburgh. On the Argyll coast, forest trails and hidden coves combine with island-hopping opportunities for a rich and remote escape. Each region offers its own rhythm, but all reward riders with space, solitude, and scenery.
From lochside lanes to island causeways, the Scottish Highlands and Hebrides offer majestic scenery, quiet roads and a cycling experience like no other.
“You can ride for hours in Scotland and see more stags than cars. It’s one of the few places in Europe where remoteness still feels truly wild.”
Luke, Co-founder
Yes, many regions offer relaxed, low-traffic routes ideal for moderate riders. We avoid major roads and support e-bike use for hillier sections.
May to September offers the best chance of dry weather and long daylight hours. Midges can appear in summer, don’t worry, we’ll help you prepare.
Some tours include short ferry rides to reach the islands or cross sea lochs, these are scenic, simple, and a lovely part of the experience.
Scottish weather is changeable, but that’s part of the adventure. With good gear and flexible planning, it rarely gets in the way.
Not at all. Many of our routes are suitable for casual riders, and e-bikes are available for added support on hillier days.
Choose between guided group adventures or go self-guided at your own pace.
We handle your luggage and accommodation, so you can focus on enjoying the ride.
Every tour is handpicked for scenic beauty, tasty food stops, and unforgettable moments.
You can ride easy knowing your money is fully protected by PTS, and tours run by our trusted local partners.
Speak to one of our experts and get a bespoke quote today.
