A love story between two Frenchies and Scotland…
What an amazing restored castle whom have been through too many battles to finally finished abandoned… As one of the most iconic images of Scotland, Eilean Donan is recognised all around the world. Situated on an island…
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Just 70 miles away from Edinburgh, there you find a breathtaking view, an exhilarating ride or a moment on the Loch shore. Here free your mind in The Trossachs National Park. On that…
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The Pentland Hills Regional Park, 6-hour walk to reach three summits was really worth the aches! Exhausting but exhilarating… A walk in the Pentland is one of the great joys on a weekend for Edinburgh folks. The hills, the paths…
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Loch Maree, Highland council. Three miles walk in the mountains, hugging the trees, smelling the pines and listening to the birds singing. Nature is all around you there, so you must take some time to enjoy this magical place. That…
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What a place to stay and relax in the Highlands, surrounded by nature, animals, Loch Carron, silence and peace. The Craig Highland Farm is nothing but welcoming and charming. Go there and get lost and released.. Enjoy the rustic and authentic…
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Majestic mountain paradise for hikers, climbers, geologists and nature lovers of the West coast of Scotland. Coming up from Plockton, and via Applecross the scenery with mighty Monroe mountains coming down to the shore is spectacular. One of the most dazzling…
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A lovely, quiet, peaceful, beautiful and resourcing safe heaven… This walk is great for all ages and abilities and is in an idyllic setting right in the heart of Glencoe. From the car park, there are three walks in the Glencoe Lochan, they…
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This atmospheric and picturesque castle is a must see! Take your time to explore with comfortable footwear and a camera. We have been visiting it twice, and twice it was raining and a heavy fog was all around, but it doesn’t take the…
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The Applecross peninsula in Wester Ross, Highland, on the North-West coast of Scotland, has been named at least 1300 years ago. To access the village from Loch Carron you must start at the bottom of the other side. We can…
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