Scotland may be relatively small, as countries go, but by no means does this mean there is little to see and do. On the contrary, this Gaelic wonder features an abundance of national parks, rural retreats, and natural phenomena – with few coming close to the beauty and awe of Corrieshalloch Gorge Viewpoint in Ross-Shire. Everything you need to know, including parking, entry fees, the best hiking routes (and more), awaits…. Table of contents What is Corrieshalloch Gorge Viewpoint? Where is Corrieshalloch Gorge Viewpoint? Why Visit Corrieshalloch Gorge Viewpoint? Suspension Bridge Corrieshalloc ..read more

The Scottish peninsula is dotted with many seaside towns and fishing villages, but perhaps none quite so scenic as the beautiful Ullapool in the northwestern point of Inverness, Scotland. This peaceful area of The Highlands can be reached by those travelling the country’s famous North Coast 500 route and makes for a delightful pitstop for an afternoon at the beach or a romantic night in one of the country’s cosiest coastal towns. If you’re planning a trip to this picturesque location, here’s everything you need to know. Read More: Accommodation in Ullapool: 14 Beautiful Places You Can Book Tod ..read more

There is so much to see and do in the historical Scottish city of Edinburgh that it can be challenging to know where to begin! While there is no shortage of epic places to visit – Edinburgh Castle, Greyfriars Kirkyard, and the Camera Obscura & World of Illusions (to name but a few), we strongly recommend not missing out on the fabulous Cockburn Street Edinburgh. Table of contents Cockburn Street Edinburgh Cockburn Street Edinburgh Harry Potter Cockburn Street Edinburgh Pronunciation Cockburn Street Edinburgh History Shops on Cockburn Street in Edinburgh Cockburn Street Edinburgh Restaura ..read more

The Hebridean Isles of Scotland boast an array of different islands, all of which come with their own unique personalities and interesting histories. One such island is the Isle of Mull, which is one of the more famous of the group. As well as being a beautiful, quiet seaside area, Mull has an interesting claim to fame, and much to enjoy by way of visiting. So, those planning a trip will need the ultimate place to rest their weary heads at night, and just for you, we’ve put together a list of the very best of Mull accommodation. Table of contents Where is Mull? Western Isles Hotel Mull Accomm ..read more

Scotland is bubbling with history, culture, and lochs a-plenty, and for those who love exploring the weird and wonderful corners of the world, the Gaelic country doesn’t disappoint. If you’re planning a trip to the land of all things tartan – and don’t want to rest your head in a Premier Inn – we have whipped up a list of the most unusual places to stay in Scotland. Table of contents Quirky Places to Stay in Scotland  Midfearn Cottage, Wester Fearn  Quirky Cottage, St. Andrews Eleven Stafford Street Townhouse, Edinburgh Unusual Places to Stay in Scotland With a Hot Tub Dollar Lo ..read more

We recently wrote about the quintessential sea coast town of Ullapool, Scotland, and how idyllic it is for lovers of romantic fishing towns, delicious eateries, and jaw-dropping hiking trails. We also spoke of how Ullapool is the ultimate pitstop for those embarking on an epic road trip of the North Coast 500 route. So for those planning an extended stay in this picturesque fishing village, we’ve put together a list of the best accommodation in Ullapool for all budgets. Whatever your accommodation in Ullapool needs, the right option awaits…. Table of contents Self-Catering Accommodation in Ul ..read more

Glencoe is one of the most magical, mystical, and seriously spectacular areas in The Highlands – and indeed, all of Scotland. As an area rife with Gaelic mysticism, romantic backdrops, misty-topped mountains – and not to mention – an epic and bloody battle many moons ago, Glencoe (sometimes spelled ‘Glen Coe’) is the ultimate place to explore for lovers of folklore and the great outdoors alike. One such place is the Three Sisters Glencoe, which we guarantee you will be booking your tickets to by the end of this blog! Table of contents Where is Glencoe? The Three Sisters Glencoe History Glenc ..read more

When you think of Scotland, waterfalls may not be the first thing that springs to mind. As a country that is fiercely proud of its culture, this northern part of the UK is perhaps most associated with kilts, shortbread, whisky, tartan, and the Loch Ness Monster. But as for nature’s bounty, Scotland more than provides – and spectacular cascading waterfalls are just one of the many delights associated with this land. For those planning a trip and looking to prioritise nature’s wonders, we look at the 10 best waterfalls in Scotland for your 2024 adventures. Table of contents 10 Best Waterfalls i ..read more

Lovers of both architecture and the show Outlander alike often find themselves drawn to the magnificent and grandiose Hopetoun House just outside Edinburgh, Scotland. Like many of the country’s iconic buildings, Hopetoun House has a rich and vast history and a strong connection to the aristocracy- and it is well worth a visit! We look at everything you need to know about Hopetoun House: Outlander, History, places to stay nearby, and more. Table of contents Hopetoun House: Outlander , History, & More Hopetoun Estate Hopetoun House History Red Drawing Room Midhope Castle Outlander Filming ..read more

In Scotland, no two lochs are the same!  We mean, there’s Loch Ness, for example, which supposedly is home to an ancient water beast. There’s Loch Lomond, which is renowned for its breathtaking scenery, and then there’s the small but mighty Loch Lubnaig, which is loved for its open-water swimming compatibility (among other things!). Loch Lubnaig is one of the Highlands’ many serene and captivating fresh-water lochs. But what’s so great about it in comparison to its many rivals? Let’s find out…. Table of contents Loch Lubnaig: A Guide Where is Loch Lubnaig? The History of Loch Lubnaig Tr ..read more