Travelling in Scotland inspires images of lush green cascading hills dotted with purple heather, of enormous, mysterious monsters dwelling in the depths of a loch, of ancient, mystical standing stones, and of enjoying a golden, smokey whisky among the backdrop of a stormy sea. But while these scenes are enough to entice anyone to pack… Read More

There is no better way to see Scotland than by getting behind the wheel and seeing where the road may take you. Though it is a small country, Scotland has surprises and charms lurking behind every corner and even the shortest of drives can be filled with delights and gorgeous scenery. If you’re planning on… Read More

The Highlands are a must-see on any itinerary for Scotland. Its green mountains and glistening lochs are known across the globe. They are one of the many reasons that Scotland was voted ‘the most beautiful country in the world’ by travellers. One of the towns that makes a perfect pit-stop is Fort William. There are… Read More

“By yon bonnie banks and by yon bonnie braes, where the sun shines bright on Loch Lomond” –  these are the opening words of an old Scottish folk song. It is said that one of the captured soldiers of bonnie Prince Charlie already spoke of the beauty of Loch Lomond in a letter to his… Read More

The city of Glasgow has a lot of misconception surrounding it. It is often missed out of travellers’ itineraries entirely because it is said not to be as beautiful as Edinburgh, with nothing to do or see and spending a whole weekend in Glasgow is something not considered. Before moving to Glasgow, I was more… Read More

Scotland has recently been voted the most beautiful country in the world by travellers – and rightly so. While it is essential to make the trip up north to see Scotland’s outstanding beauty, Scotland’s cities should just as much be part of any itinerary. Glasgow and Edinburgh are Scotland’s two major cities, and both attract many… Read More