I’ve wanted to visit Kintyre for years, but for some reason I always seemed to be too busy. After spending time exploring the best family friendly things to do on the Kintyre 66, I wish I hadn’t left it so Read more…
Scotland has a vast coastline, fringed with islands and punctured by sea lochs. It’s a dramatic place with spectacular views, said to be the haunt of dangerous monsters. I’ve spent lots of time enjoying Scotland’s coast, but one thing that Read more…
If you’re interested in Scottish heritage, beautiful coastlines, good food and local culture, there are plenty of amazing historical things to do in Moray Speyside. It’s not a huge region, but it packs a lot into a small area and Read more…
There aren’t many Scottish figures more iconic than Robert Burns. Every year, people across the world celebrate his life on Burns Night, but his poetry and songs should be enjoyed more than just in January! As a Scottish storyteller and Read more…
As a compact little island nestled in the Firth of Clyde, just a short ferry ride away, I’m convinced that visiting Bute makes the perfect weekend escape. It’s easy to get to, just as easy to travel around and there Read more…
There’s something very special about the wee village of Killin. Not far from the very centre of Scotland, it makes the perfect daytrip in the Scottish Highlands or a great base for exploring the surrounding area. Hundreds pass through every Read more…
Have you ever wandered lonely moors or misty mountain plateaus and had the feeling that you weren’t alone? Did you really hear that distant bark or was it just a trick of the wind? Be careful, because you’re maybe being Read more…
If you’re a fan of Scottish whisky, then you need to make the journey to Campbeltown to visit Glen Scotia Distillery. You don’t have to make that journey by sea like I did, but if you enjoy an adventure then Read more…
The wait is finally over and the doors are open to the amazing new Perth Museum! As one of Scotland’s most historic cities, Perth deserves more people exploring its streets and discovering its story. There’s no better place to start Read more…
There aren’t many places more mysterious and awe-inspiring than the Calanais Standing Stones on the Isle of Lewis. This is far more than your average stone circle. It sprawls out in a cruciform shape, larger than almost any other group Read more…
