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As Easter approaches and springtime gets underway, a guide of the places in Scotland for a seasonal escape including everything from scenic family getaways to fine dining experiences.

Duisdale’s Dark Skye Package, Isle of Skye

For those looking for a peaceful retreat, Duisdale’s Dark Skye package is a dreamy way to embrace Scotland’s dramatic spring landscapes. Enjoy cosy fireside evenings, long scenic walks, and a private hot tub session under Skye’s famous dark skies for the perfect mix of relaxation, natural beauty, and indulgence.

How to Book: Duisdale Dark Skye

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Skeabost’s Misty Isle Package, Isle of Skye

For an intimate, romantic spring break, Skeabost’s Misty Isle package combines Highland charm with luxurious touches. A tranquil escape for couples or solo travellers seeking quiet luxury, guests are welcomed with a Misty Isle gin before settling into a cosy room, enjoying scenic views, and winding down in the hot tub.

How to Book: Skeabost Misty Isle

Divino Enoteca, Edinburgh

Tucked away in Edinburgh’s Old Town, Divino Enoteca is an intimate Italian restaurant with one of the best wine lists in Scotland, perfect for an Easter meal with a touch of luxury. Chef Andrea Calistro’s April tasting menu features comforting yet refined dishes, from merlot-braised beef cheek to traditional Roman carbonara.

How to Book: Divino Enoteca

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Haar, St Andrews

For seafood lovers, Haar offers a menu packed with the freshest seasonal catch, celebrating Scotland’s coastal bounty. The relaxed setting and emphasis on local produce make it a must-visit this Easter.

How to Book: Haar

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The Grahamston, Glasgow

With inventive dishes like sriracha prawns and miso apple cheesecake, the stylish, centrally located restaurant The Grahamston offers an Easter dining experience that blends classic Scottish flavours with modern twists and an eclectic menu.

How to Book: The Grahamston

1635 at Knipoch House, Oban

For a refined, six-course Easter feast, 1635 at Knipoch House offers a menu celebrating Scotland’s seasonal ingredients, led by Chef Andrew Engledow, in Scotland’s gateway to the isles.

How to Book: 1635 at Knipoch House

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Dean Banks at The Pompadour

For an unforgettable Easter meal, Dean Banks at The Pompadour delivers a multi-course tasting experience that highlights Scotland’s best seasonal ingredients. Expect vibrant flavours, innovative techniques, and a setting overlooking Edinburgh castle that feels truly special at springtime.

How to Book: Dean Banks at The Pompadour

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Old Course Hotel, St Andrews

With kids staying free this April, Old Course Hotel is the ultimate family-friendly Easter retreat. Miniature robes and slippers, a chocolate surprise from the Easter Bunny, and an exciting lineup of activities—from scavenger hunts to Easter egg painting—make it a dream for little ones. Meanwhile, parents can unwind with a drink at Swilcan Loft Bar or enjoy a scenic stroll on the beach.

Why Go? Perfect for an action-packed yet relaxing Easter escape by the sea.

How to Book: Old Course Hotel Easter Stay

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Hard Rock Cafe, Edinburgh

Easter dining just got easier – kids eat free at Hard Rock Cafe Edinburgh this school holiday. fun, At the fun family-friendly spot where kids are catered for in style, expect big flavours, a laid-back atmosphere, and plenty of classic American-style favourites.

How to Book: Hard Rock Cafe

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