In the Scottish Highlands, a brutal historical episode is marked by a gory monument known as The Well of the Seven Heads or Tobar nan Ceann in Gaelic. Atop this tall obelisk on the banks of Loch Oich, a hand Read more…
If you’re anything like me, then finding castles to stay in Scotland would be a dream come true! There’s something very special about waking up in a building with so much history. Maybe it’s the same bedroom that Mary Queen Read more…
It’s not the biggest place in the world, but there are plenty of things to do in Shieldaig to keep you busy. This coastal spot is a wee slice of highland heaven, perfect for getting away from hustle and bustle. Read more…
Scotland is blessed with hundreds of incredible historic spots, but few can match the stories of Stirling Castle! Guarding a vital crossing point over the River Forth for centuries, this fortress is the birthplace of Kings and Queens of Scots. Read more…
You’ve probably already heard stories of the Isle of Skye fairies. Maybe you’ve just heard of a few locations linked to these magical Scottish folk creatures. If you’re looking to find them as you explore this incredible island, you’re going Read more…
No visit to Scotland’s capital is complete without exploring some spooky Edinburgh ghost stories. It might be a beautiful place, but there’s a dark side lurking just beneath Edinburgh’s surface. It’s a city that’s haunted by its tumultuous past. You Read more…
Scotland has a lot of castles, but there are none quite like the incredible Castle Tioram. I spend a lot of my time visiting and writing about historic sites, so I know a special place when I see it. Perched Read more…
Of all the creatures from Scottish folklore, there are few as dangerous as the Blue Men of the Minch. They are one of the many water-based creatures found on Scotland’s coasts, but are nowhere near as well known as Selkies Read more…
There’s nothing in Scotland quite like a trip to St Kilda. This tiny archipelago sits on the edge of the world, isolated by crashing seas and inhabited by hundreds of thousands of seabirds. Technically, it’s part of the Outer Hebrides Read more…
Scotland’s west coast is blessed with an abundance of picture perfect towns and villages. Each has their own charm, but spending a day in Inveraray feels like an extra special treat. Nestled along the banks of Loch Fine, it might Read more…
