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Spring in Scotland


Why not take a spring break and enjoy the beautiful scenery as Scotland shrugs off its winter blanket and spring begins to uncurl?

Spring breaks in Scotland

April and May can be lovely warm months in Scotland and it's a great time for getting active in the great outdoors with mild weather and lengthening days. Spring is also ideal for making the most of tourist attractions without the the summer crowds (although it will get busier around the Easter holidays in April).  Accommodation can be booked up for the Easter holidays so make sure you plan in advance.

Spring activities

Landscapes transformed by seas of spring flowers - such as snowdrops, daffodils and bluebells - are a fantastic backdrop for a range of outdoor activities, such as hill walking, golfing and fishing. You can also admire the beauty of the spring flowers during Scotland's Snowdrop Festival.

Spring accommodation

Spring is a good time to embrace Scotland's cities before the summer tourists arrive - browse a range of accommodation for Scottish City Breaks, perfect for a bit of shopping and sightseeing.

With new-born lambs and calves roaming the fields, you could take the family on an 'agritourism' farm stay. Scottish Farm Cottages are ideal for getting up close with nature and give a fascinating insight into farm life.

If you're thinking about Scottish Easter breaks, EmbraceScotland has a wide range of self-catering accommodation to help you really get to know Scotland, from coastal cottages to luxury cottages - search our offers for Easter holidays in Scotland to find the perfect cottage for your family.

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