Begin your adventure in the bustling city of London, where you can visit the iconic Big Ben and Westminster Abbey. You can also take a stroll on the beautiful Thames River and visit London Bridge, before checking out the exciting nightlife in the city.
Drive up north to the Lake District, a region known for its stunning lakes and mountains. Go on a memorable hike to the top of Scafell Pike, England's highest mountain, and take a scenic boat tour on Lake Windermere.
Explore the beautiful city of Edinburgh, starting with a visit to the iconic Edinburgh Castle. Take a walk down the charming Royal Mile and visit St. Giles Cathedral. End the day with a visit to the Scotch Whisky Experience.
Travel across to the Isle of Skye, where you can hike along the Quiraing, a unique rock formation. Drive to picturesque villages like Portree, and check out the famous Old Man of Storr.
Head back to mainland Scotland for a visit to the vibrant city of Glasgow. Start your day with a visit to the Glasgow Cathedral and the Necropolis graveyard. Make your way to the famous Glasgow School of Art and end at the Glasgow Science Centre.
Take a ferry to the Isle of Mull, where you can enjoy outdoor activities like kayaking, fishing and hiking. Visit the Duart Castle and be sure to see the colorful Tobermory village.
Drive to the capital of the Highlands, Inverness, where you can walk along the banks of the River Ness and admire the Inverness Castle. Visit the mysterious Loch Ness for some Nessie spotting, before taking a trip to the Culloden Battlefield site.
Make your way to the coastal city of Aberdeen, where you can wander along the picturesque Beach Esplanade and visit the fascinating Marischal Museum. End the day with a visit to the Duthie Park and Burns Monument.
Travel to the Cairngorms National Park, a breathtaking area known for its stunning mountains and wildlife. Enjoy a relaxing walk through the Loch Morlich forest and visit the Highland Wildlife Park for a chance to see rare animals.
Drive down south to Durham, a picturesque town with a stunning cathedral and castle. Make your way to the lively city of Newcastle and take a walk on the Newcastle Quayside. Visit the iconic Gateshead Millennium Bridge, before heading to the Aquarium of the Lakes.
Explore the natural beauty of The Peak District, where you'll find stunning views and great walking trails. Visit the famous Chatsworth House and Gardens and end the day with a visit to the Castleton Village.
Drive to the vibrant city of Liverpool, where you can see iconic spots like the Beatles Story and Anfield Stadium. Take in the fresh air at Sefton Park and visit the interactive World Museum.
End your trip in the historic city of York. Stroll along the ancient city walls and visit the impressive York Minster. Stop by the York Museum Gardens and explore the twisted streets of the city's most famous area, The Shambles.
Throughout your trip, you'll need to rent a car to get to each location. Estimate around £300 for a rental car for two weeks. Keep in mind that this is just an estimate and prices may vary depending on the rental company and car model selected. You'll also be taking a ferry to the Isle of Mull, which will cost around £15 per person.
If you have more time, consider adding an extra day to your trip for a visit to the Isle of Skye. If you have less time, consider cutting out a city like Glasgow or Aberdeen from the itinerary. Keep in mind that some locations may require advanced booking, so be sure to plan ahead.
The airports you can fly into for this trip are London Heathrow Airport (LHR) in London and Edinburgh Airport (EDI) in Edinburgh. LHR is 14 miles from the city center, while EDI is 8 miles from the city center.