After returning from a tour group trip to Scotland's Isle of Skye, I share my true feelings.

Finally, I set foot in the Scottish Highlands 🏞️, which I had always dreamed of, and visited the Isle of Skye, which I had always dreamed of. This is my second visit. In autumn and winter, this place presents a different look, desolate and majestic, and the tranquil atmosphere is intoxicating! • 💸About the cost of this trip (RMB): I think this is a travel experience that is well worth the money. 🔘Group fee: 6K+ (covers accommodation, transportation, driver and tour guide services, breakfast expenses, etc. Breakfast is prepared by the hotel, while lunch and dinner need to be prepared by yourself, but don't worry, the tour guide will introduce some local cost-effective restaurants, the taste is acceptable, and I almost never encountered a situation where the food was difficult to swallow) 🔘Food/souvenirs: 2,000 yuan (the remaining expenses are mainly used for food and souvenirs and other miscellaneous items) • All the group members are young people full of youth. They get along very harmoniously with each other. The whole trip is quite pleasant. There are no hidden expenses. The hotels we stay in are kept clean. The tour guide is cheerful and the explanation of the attractions is professional and detailed. I especially love listening to the historical stories of these attractions, which doubles my experience! • Our five-day itinerary 🏃‍♂️ D1: Lake District Tour (boating on Lake Windermere - Lake District cruise - visit Peter Rabbit Museum) D2: Stroll in Luss town - Loch Lomond - Cross Glencoe - Overlook the Three Sisters and Fort William - Overlook Ben Nevis - Visit Glenfinnan Bridge (filming location of the Harry Potter steam train) D3: Exploring the Isle of Skye (Portree Town Style - "Megalithic Wonder" Old Man of Storr Rock - The Magnificence of Kilt Rock & Lealt Waterfall) - The Tranquility of Elian Donna Castle - The Mystery of Loch Ness) D4: The vastness of the Scottish Highlands National Park - the charm of Pitlochry, the "Salmon Town" - the majesty of the Forth Bridge - the pleasure of a free trip to Edinburgh D5: Newcastle's urban landscape (Angel of the North statue - the romance of the Millennium Bridge) - York's historical charm (the solemnity of York Minster - the fantasy of the "Magic Street" Butcher Street - the vicissitudes of the ancient city wall - the sweetness of Betty's Tea Room) • 📝Travel Tips 🔘The weather is changeable, please prepare a rainproof and windproof jacket and wear non-slip outdoor shoes! 🔘Since the distance between scenic spots is far and the roads are rugged, self-driving is more difficult, and chartered car travel is more convenient. 🔘Please bring personal toiletries, slippers, towels, etc., because European hotels usually do not provide these items. 🔘Don’t forget to bring a power bank and prepare some snacks for emergencies.