Grand Tours of Scotland

Presenter Paul Murton begins his tour at the famous King's Cave, travels onto Lochranza, calls in at Brodick Castle and then Kildonan, before ending his trip at Cleat's Shore.

The first travelers to come north were predominantly men. Paul travels through Dumfries and Galloway to uncover stories of the pioneering female tourists who headed north.

Paul Murton is crossing the country coast to coast, from Tarbat Ness to the castle of Eilean Donan. Paul encounters the bottlenose dolphins that live in the Cromarty firth.

Paul Murton travels from the shores of the Firth of Forth into rural Perthshire, and his trip requires him to bed down in everything from a "Yurt" to an exclusive hotel suite.

Paul Murton visits the places connected to Robert Burns – the man who made Ayrshire famous. Paul's "Grand Tour" takes him from Burns' birthplace, Alloway, to races in Mauchline.

Paul Murton travels from the icy shores of the Lake of Mentieth to the summit of Ben Nevis, to discover how Scotland was first promoted as a winter holiday destination.