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Helpful Tips For Your Holiday in Edinburgh

The best time to visit Edinburgh is July, when you can enjoy the best weather and temperatures. However, you can visit during early spring and autumn if you prefer less traffic and crowds.

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  Outdoor

  If you plan on hiking or participating in other outdoor activities when you rent a motorhome in Edinburgh, May and September at either end of summer are great times for moderate weather or fewer crowds.

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  Sightseeing

  It depends on the types of sightseeing you intend to do when you hire a campervan in Edinburgh, but to get the best weather, you should visit in late spring, early summer, and autumn.

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  Beach holiday

  Although it may not be the first thing you think of when you decide to take a trip from Edinburgh, you can visit some great beaches. You should aim to see these during the summer months to avoid cold and harsh winds from the coast.

Best campervan routes around Edinburgh

Edinburgh to St Andrew's
Following the Queensferry Crossing through to Fife is a great driving route to consider when you book a motorhome for hire in Edinburgh. This only opened in 2017, but it also houses the astonishing Forth Bridge and Forth Road Bridge, which, together with the Queensferry Crossing, have a combined history of around three centuries. As you follow the journey, you can continue around East Neuk along the coast and stop at some of the pretty little fishing villages before getting to St Andrew's.

Edinburgh along the North Coast 500
One of the most iconic routes in Scotland is the North Coast 500. This is a circular road that starts and ends in Inverness. Scottish Highlands’ most prominent city is Inverness, and getting there involves a scenic 150-mile drive from Edinburgh, which takes 3 hours. You can take the journey to locations like Dunnet Head, Durness, Ullapool, and Applecross.

Edinburgh to the Isle of Skye
The Isle of Skye is a breathtaking destination that many tourists and locals visit annually. Known for its geographical location and fantastic countryside, it takes around 227 miles to get to the Isle of Skye from Edinburgh. Along the way, you will have plenty of places to stop at, including Loch Lomond, Oban, Glen Coe, Ben Nevis, Glenfinnan Viaduct, and then Eilean Donan Castle to finally arrive at the Isle of Skye.

Edinburgh to Jedburgh to Lauder
It’s amazing to note that if you book a motorhome rental in Edinburgh, you can be in the most southern spot in Scotland, the Scottish Borders. The drive is an extremely scenic one, going to Jedburgh and then heading through to Lauder. It takes just one hour, and when you reach Jedburgh, you can stop at Augustinian Abbey, which has stood there since the 12th century.

Places of interest and excursions in Edinburgh

Tweed Valley
Tweed Valley is synonymous with mountain bike enthusiasts. The area includes many of the best trails in Scotland, and it is easy to get to from any spot where your camper van hire in Edinburgh is available. Don’t worry if you are not big on cycling, as there are many other things you can do there, including salmon fishing, birdwatching, or just chilling out in the beautiful countryside.

Loch Lomond
One of Scotland's most beautiful stretches of water, the iconic Loch Lomond, is just a short 1 hour 45 minutes' journey away. Great for picnics, water activities, and bird and wildlife watching.