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 day but miss all the things to do in Killin 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 I’d highly recommend it! There are few places more important 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 than here. While the greatest draw for people to visit 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 of standing stones in Scotland. Almost fifty stones, some towering Read more
If you enjoy sandy beaches, ancient history and tranquil outdoor spaces, then you’ll find plenty of things to do in Levenmouth to keep you happy! That’s without mentioning the amazing local food on offer from both land and sea. With the new rail link to Leven opening in June 2024, Read more
There’s something about visiting the Isle of Jura that feels like a real adventure. It might have something to do with taking two ferries to get there or the vast open space to roam when you arrive. Whatever the reason, if you want to add to that experience then you Read more
If there’s one area of Scotland that’s too often overlooked, it’s the wee county of Clackmannanshire. Wedged between Stirling, Fife and Perthshire, it’s Scotland’s smallest region, but it has one big highlight. If you like castles, then the Clackmannanshire Tower Trail might be right up your street! Aberdeenshire might be Read more
When people visit Scotland from abroad, they’re usually surprised by how dog friendly Edinburgh is! Having lived in Scotland’s capital city for almost 10 years with Molly the Labrador by my side, I know more about that than most. I think it’s about time that I shared my complete dog Read more
Ruins don’t get much more intriguing than Urquhart Castle, sprawling across a rocky promontory overlooking Loch Ness. This is much more than just a picturesque photo spot though. It’s the fascinating stories of Urquhart Castle that make this such an amazing place to visit. It’s known as the Guardian of Read more
If there’s one place I get asked to take guests on a Scotland’s Stories driving tour more than any other, it’s Glencoe. Easily one of Scotland’s most beautiful locations, it’s simple enough to reach that it’s rarely quiet! Fortunately, most visitors rarely leave the roadside so just head off on Read more