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Let’s Make Your Trip to Scotland Unforgettable

Vacations are a rarity by their very nature, and if you’re planning a trip to Scotland you know the financial cost of such a trip isn’t small potatoes. Nothing’s worse than a mediocre trip where you know you just missed the highlights. I’ve helped people from around the world avoid that pit trap, people who believed that the comparatively small cost of “great trip insurance” provided by my services was a good idea.

I’ve spent more than a decade ranging across Scotland as an explorer and hunter of fine experiences, and I’m using that knowledge as a Scotland trip planner to craft wonderful trips to Scotland. Why not let me, a detail-oriented travel consultant focused solely on Scotland, share my first-hand experience, deep knowledge, and unshakeable passion with you to help ensure your trip to Scotland is one you’ll never forget?

I offer several consultation services designed for travelers of various levels of preparedness. Check out the summaries to the right — I’m sure you’ll find one that meets your needs.

See What Others Say

The decision to use Keith’s consultation service was one of the best things I did for our trip! My daughter and I spent 4 days in Glasgow before meeting with a tour group. “What to do for 4 days?” Keith made time saving and useful recommendations based on our interests & our time schedule. We walked from our hotel downtown to St. Mungo’s Cathedral and the Necropolis, a good walk. There we met a volunteer who gave us a tour and along the way shared some of our Cameron family history. The same day, after tea at the Millennial, we took a taxi to Kelvingrove Park & Art Gallery (amazing..) Another day we took a chauffer (a wonderful company and inexpensive for a Mercedes) to the Cameron House for High Tea and a 60 minute Champagne Cruise on Loch Lomond. It was all lovely! To pubs, suggested by Keith, who welcomed traditional musicians. For tea at infamous Willow Tea Room. And shopping! There were many other things to do and see in Glasgow, but we chose enjoyment in a leisurely fashion, and were very satisfied.

We didn’t visit Stirling, the castle, or new statue of W. Wallace because Queens St station was redirecting trains to other stations and our time was limited.

I highly recommend using Keith’s thorough consult. He has the expertise and love of Scotland to make your trip more efficient and memorable ! I will contact him again when able to visit again! Thank you Keith!

– Paula Coon