The counties of Scotland

Scotland is a land of wild beauty and dramatic contrasts. After all, it has both Britain's tallest mountain in Ben Nevis, and its deepest body of water in Loch Morar, plus deep glens, and windswept coastlines to stir the soul. From the rugged Highlands to the tranquil shores of its lochs, the landscape is as iconic as it is untamed.

Beyond the scenery, rural Scotland is steeped in tradition. Small communities thrive in many areas, where crofting, farming, and fishing still shape daily life. This is a place rich in heritage, with Gaelic culture, ancient castles, and centuries-old customs woven into the fabric of the countryside

This is your starting point to the 29 counties of Scotland, from Dumfries and Galloway in the South to Caithness in the North.