10 Amazing Reasons Why You Need to Visit Scotland

Anyone who knows me knows of my obsession with Scotland. It is one of the most beautiful countries in the world and its full of an amazing, historical culture. After spending a month there studying abroad, I travelled all over the country. From Edinburgh and Glasgow, to the Scottish Highlands, there is just so much to see! So here are my 10 reasons why you need to visit Scotland right NOW in 2018.
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[ProspectorAl]

I am actually planning on going to Scotland this year. It's been on my bucket list for so long. Iceland was another on the list and I went there last year. It's so close to Scotland from Iceland that I made it next on my list. And also my heritage on my father's side is Scottish.

[suzib]

I was in Scotland with a friend and her daughter. I'm 65 and she's love Scotland and believe it is not just for "young" people. Also, when I was your age I was a teacher in Germany and Austria....love those countries as well!

[TheSomeChanter]

Interesting to hear about Scotland from a non Scot. I’m a Scot and proud of my people and country 👍

[bhobbybhoy]

Just came across your vlog, coming from Scotland i found your 10 reasons really accurate and full of great information. I’m glad you love our wonderful country it makes me really proud to hear such positive vibes 💚

[saxbruce]

Hi Stephanie. You are very erudite and knowledgeable about Scotland, so thanks for that (as a Scotsman).
I think VisitScotland owes you for your evangelism and enthusiasm!

'Haste ye back' - you will always be made welcome.

[spartypants]

I love being Scottish. Its easy to forget how beautiful our country is and become complacent almost. This was a lovely reminder for me to get out there and explore again. Thank you. Im happy you see and love Scotland too , x

[pawshands]

I enjoyed your approach for this video. I am Borikua/American, born and raised in the states. I am seriously looking into visiting Scotland for relocation reasons. Nature and dramatic weather, along with good people are my main points for going.

[MrCaledonia]

If nobody minds, I would just like to make one addition. My hometown is Edinburgh, where I was born and raised, and left at age 17 years for the civil service in Newcastle upon Tyne, England. At age 18, I had to do two years national service in the RAF, and was fortunate enough to be posted to RAF Kinloss, in Morayshire, Scotland, which I would probably never have seen, without national service. Anyway, I HAVE to bring up a part of Scotland, which is seldom mentioned, and that would be the BORDERS ! All the way from Berwickshire to Wigtownshire is magic, with smashing scenery, and people. It isn't too touristy. and, perhaps, the locals prefer it that way, but you will still get a great welcome. I just think that the BORDERS are very special, and deserve a mention.

[baobabt]

This is a really interesting video about Scotland. Thanks.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😄

[norrinradd]

I was born in the highlands and moved to Glasgow when I was 14, it's impressive to hear your opinions and experiences which are genuine and accurate. Irn-Bur is indeed the best-kept secret hangover cure. But you definitely have to try haggis one day ;)

[malcomwessing]

Very entertaining and informative, Stephanie! You have heard this before, but you are the best! (Couldn't resist!) Planning a Scotland vacation for 2019, and your information was extremely engaging, and the humor was well placed. You have a new subscriber!

[Followerof_Christ]

My great grandfather was Scottish. Maybe that or for a reason I don’t know, I love to visit this country soo much!!!! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇱🇰♥️

[mrjinky]

What a wonderful DVD.I am a Scot of 73 years, living in Bristol for 45 of them. I could not have made a better job of extolling the attractions of Caledonia.

[marklittle]

What a sweetheart, Scotland in 15 days for two weeks can't wait for the food the air and the party .

[paulmccormick]

I love the passion that you show for our country, thank you and your tartan top is beautiful.

[briancampbell]

Thank you so much. I forget what a wonderful country I live. Haste ye back!

[PaulGarthAviation]

0:42 - Youse - LOL!

Movie - Gregory's Girl!
You got Glasgow right, but 4:29 - Edin-Burra
6:22 - Haggis Scotticus (East Coast) is much tastier than Haggis Caledonius (West Coast). It's much leaner, as they get to run around the highland more up around John O'Groats. They have very sharp teeth though, so be careful. Because of a leg length difference (that has formed over the millenniums) you need two people to catch a Wild Haggis - one to make it run the other way, and other at the bottom of the hill, with a burlap sack.

I love your enthusiasm and energy. Great advocate for tourism and exploring new places.

[lilymccran]

This video made me proud to be scottish 😤💙

[ericclifford]

27/12/2021 I hope you have tried haggis now. It is beautiful. Secret is to eat small quantities I.e. ice cream scoop size.
Chicken breast stuffed with haggis will blow your mind. Soft mashed potatoe + mashed turnip and haggis is wonderful.

[anthonymcneil]

Really love your enthusiasm for Scotland and look forward to more vids..always the way we seam to learn more about our country from those not from these isles..happy world touring 😊