Grand Tours of Scotland

To find out about the allure of Scotland for early tourists, Paul boards a traditional gypsy caravan to travel through Kelso, Melrose, New Lanark and up to Glasgow.

Paul is making his journey on foot to experience nature. Paul starts in Loch Maree, then ventures into the wilds of Assynt and Cape Wrath, and ends his odyssey at Duncansby Head.

For generations, the Firth of Clyde was a favorite holiday destination. Paul begins at Rothesay on Bute before heading over to Cumbrae and finally the island of Ailsa Craig.

Paul travels by vintage bike through the scenery of the central highlands. Paul starts in Glen Lyon, onto Pitlochry and Newtonmore, and finally reaches Cairngorms National Park.

Following a network of steamer routes, Paul goes in search of the true spirit of Scotland. Beginning at Loch Eck, Paul travels from loch to loch in Argyll, paddling his own canoe.

Paul goes in search of sunshine on the east coast. He travels by Morris Minor up the east coast from Carnoustie to Montrose, Stonehaven, and on to Aberdeen.