Suggested Packing List
Scotland is a country of casual, courageous adventurers, and the attire most guests wear (as well as locals) reflects that!
Packing Suggestions:
o Sweaters, sweatshirts, or jumpers that can be worn in layers
o Jeans or casual pants for hiking and exploring
o T-shirts or casual shirts to wear under sweaters or jumpers
o Waterproof, warm outerwear jacket, perhaps with a lining that can be removed
o All-weather vest or sleeveless body warmer
o Warm socks - a pair for each day and a few extra just in case…
o Sleepwear and robe
o Waterproof hiking boots or shoes
o Trainers or walking shoes
o Scarf and gloves (all times of the year)
o Personal toiletry/grooming items
o Medication
o Currency - Great British Pounds
Optional: 1 nice evening outfit such as …
o Slacks, shirt, nice shoes or boots
o Dress or skirt & blouse, dress boots and tights
Optional: face cloth and top sheet …
o Face cloths or washrags
Scotland hotels and guest houses provide bath towel and hand towels, but do not offer small face cloths
o Top bedding sheet
Scotland hotels and guest houses provide a bottom fitted bedsheet and lovely duvet comforters, but they do not often provide a top, flat bedsheet
Optional: sturdy umbrella …
o Most guests (and locals) find a “brolly” a bit inconvenient
o Most prefer a jacket with a hood instead of an umbrella so both hands are free
NOTE: While our Mercedes V-Class van and Audi Q7 tour vehicles are spacious and comfortable, if there are 4-6 in your group, we strongly suggest each person limit themselves to 1 suitcase and 1 backpack or personal item in order to have adequate space in the vehicle for both 4-6 guests and their luggage.