So the hottest July for Scotland since records began, as they say, is over – with an enormous deluge of rain in Glasgow on August 1st. Although the rest of the week has been a bit more cloudy it is still pretty warm, and shorts have been the standard dress for me and many people out and about in the Scottish countryside this weekend once again.
Our many visitors from the south of England have commented how much more pleasant it is to be in Scotland in warm weather than in the stifling heat of a city like London, and of course I agree!
July has been incredibly busy for us– lots of clients on holiday, lots of bookings coming in- with plenty of people looking for something for the summer months still.

Our own questionnaires are now rolling from returning holiday makers and we are receiving some excellent reports. We like to think this is all down to our careful planning, but I’m sure the good weather helps too.

As August arrives it’s very much time to start working on next years’ holiday programme with planning various recce visits. As well as few day and overnight short trips to various parts of Scotland, Heather and I will also be spending several days on Mull, looking to review and enhance our holidays there, especially our wildlife trips and on Skye, where I believe there is plenty of potential for new experiences.

We will also be working on lots of other new ideas to “See Scotland differently” - more on these in the future.

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