The Scottish Borders
The Scottish Borders has a unique and rich history, unlike any other region in Scotland. Step into the land where Scotland meets England, where ancient rivalries gave way to enduring stories and heartfelt hospitality that remain alive to this day.
We are experts in this area of Scotland and proud to call this place home, living and breathing this part of the world. We're also delighted to be featured as one of the 'Top Tour Guides' in the South of Scotland's 'Scotland Starts Here' online guide for the South of Scotland.
Discover a region steeped in myth and legend, literature and art. Explore the beautiful and awe-inspiring towns villages, castles and abbeys which inspired Sir Walter Scott himself to write about in his famous novels.
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Some of our tours below cross through both lands, giving you the chance to experience the shared stories, landscapes and history that shaped life on both sides of the Border.
St Cuthbert’s Way also weaves through this landscape, a long‑distance trail celebrated by Lonely Planet for its peaceful scenery and timeless sense of pilgrimage.
Even a short section can be enjoyed as part of a gentle mix of walking and driving, offering a peaceful glimpse into the Borders’ quieter side.
If you’re looking for accommodation in the area, we’re delighted to work with some fantastic local businesses across the Scottish Borders who offer a warm and genuine Borders welcome to all of our guests. Click here to see our local suggestions.
“This is my own, my native land.”- Sir Walter Scott, “The Lay of the Last Minstrel.”
Our Scottish Borders Tours
600 British pounds
Read MoreJourney through faith and reformation by visiting the magnificent abbeys of the Scottish Borders.
600 British pounds
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Read MoreFrom Harry Hotspur to Harry Potter, visit the incredible fortress of the Dukes of Northumberland.
700 British pounds
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