Stretching from the rolling hills and moorlands in the west, through gentler valleys to the rich agricultural plains of the east, and on to the rocky Berwickshire coastline with its secluded coves and picturesque fishing villages, the Scottish Borders is truly is a gem. This small area of Scotland certainly is packed full of character and offers many activities to suit all visitors.
Horse racing , fishing, heritage, castles, historic houses, gardens, curling, golfing, horse riding, walking, touring, shooting, stalking, cycling,
Shopping
In the heart of the Scottish Borders by the River Tweed, Kelso is a small market town with a big personality. With its attractive market square and cobbled streets,Kelso is a favourite destination in the Borders. 
Ednam House overlooks the famous Junction Pool on
the Tweed and is THE hotel of choice when fishing the Tweed. Run by a family of passionate salmon fishers for over 80 years,
With its undulating hills and deep cut valleys, the Scottish Borders provide an ideal landscape for shooting and stalking. Driven and walked up days are available from the nearby estates.
With 21 surrounding golf courses and the Freedom of the Fairways Golf Pass, organising a golf break couldn't be easier.The Freedom of the Fairways pass enables you to play some of the best course in the Borders and in Scotland at a discounted rate.
