Ben Nevis is an elusive mountain as you can’t see it from Fort William built below its slopes. Here are 10 great spots where you can grab a fab view.
The ghostly rigs floating in the Cromarty Firth
This photo from the Cromarty Firth is a surprising choice in our 2020 Scotland’s Coasts and Waters journey. Who would have thought two oil rigs…
Finding nature’s inspiration in the birks of Aberfeldy
What on earth is a “birk”? And where is Aberfeldy? Two good, and sensible, questions to start this blog post. Birk is one of those…
Aberdeen – Scotland’s granite city made rich by the sea
It’s off to the East Coast for this 2020 Coasts and Waters photo. Aberdeen is a bustling city, made prosperous by the offshore energy industry…
Let’s celebrate the coasts and waters that make Scotland spectacular
In 2020, Scotland celebrates its Coasts and Waters with a year-long programme of events and activities. This will shine a spotlight on these vital elements…
Discover Dumbarton Castle the fortress defending the River Clyde for centuries
Dumbarton Castle stands proudly on a rock that towers above the neighbouring town. Yet it is only recently that I’ve visited for the first time…
Discover the MacDonalds on Skye
Professional guide Andrew heads over the sea to Skye to discover a hidden area on the island. The Sleat Peninsula is home to the once-mighty Clan MacDonald and their clan seat at Armadale Castle.
Why all garden lovers should visit Scotland this spring
Do you enjoy visiting beautiful gardens? Why not include a trip to a stunning garden during a holiday to Scotland. The mild (and damp!) climate…
3 great reasons why you must visit Dumfries and Galloway
Dumfries and Galloway is a hidden region of Scotland. With links to Robert the Bruce, Robert Burns and J M Barrie, there’s three great reasons to visit.
Rosebank distillery set to be new attraction for whisky lovers
Whisky lovers will be excited at the prospect of “The King of the Lowlands” being resurrected as plans for a new Rosebank distillery and visitor centre are revealed.