Holidays in Scotland

Fourteen miles north of Arbroath is the elegant town of Montrose in Angus, the most pleasant and interesting of the Angus towns, rich in history and with great beaches to the north and south. It stands at the mouth of a vast tidal basin, covering 2,000 acres and bordered by 17 miles of roads.

Deep rooted in history, this  picturesque coastal town of Montrose had been a Royal Burgh home to many wealthy landowners and deep pocketed  merchants.  The natural harbour  of Montrose, which was strategically situated between the South and North Esk river mouths was once used for both import and export and catered to ships arriving from as far as the Baltic, France and Portugal.Today the Montrose port is used to mainly to support the North Sea oil industry.

Kirriemuir, or Kirrie as it's known locally, is the ideal spot for those wishing to explore the beautiful Angus Glens, or visit Glamis Castle, only five miles south, or simply for those who wish to get off the tartan trail and stay in a lovely, unspoiled wee town.

The visitor guide on Glenprosen in Angus gives you information about the town and areas around. You also can get details about the hotels and Accommodation in Angus and around.

Guide on travelling around Angus in Scotland will help you to have a detailed information on transportation. Also included are the area's hotels and accommodation.

Visitor guide to the country capital of Scotland - Forfar and Glamis region of Angus. Includes all info on history, sights, tours and even accommodation.

The town of Carnoustie in Angus is most famous for its Golf course and is renowned world-wide for the same, but the wee Scottish town has also been a favorite for holiday makers. Carnoustie vistor guide also combines information about hotels and accommodation in the area.