Scotland has more than its fair share of islands to visit but if you’ve ever been to Skye on a particularly busy August weekend like I did the first time I went, you’ll know that the remote Scottish ideal isn’t quite the reality for everyone! But don’t fear because if you’re hoping for some remote … Read more
If you’re planning to get off the beaten track in Scotland, or even just visiting some of the well loved islands, then it’s likely that you’ll find yourself on a ferry at some point. With all the Scottish islands it’s normally the only way to get to them! The Isle of Skye can be reached … Read more
If you’ve made it to the Isle of Mull then you might be wondering how to get off it to see another iconic Scottish island – Staffa! This one has been on my list to visit forever but since I was trying desperately to wing this trip to Scotland and not plan too far ahead … Read more
The Isle of Mull draws you in with its promises of wildlife spotting, amazing night skies and walks throughout the island. So, as you can imagine, anyone staying and keeping a connection to the outdoors, like motorhomers and campervannners will love it! There’s a lot to do on Mull and we thoroughly enjoyed our time … Read more
The Isle of Mull is one of the most popular islands on the west coast of Scotland, popular with wildlife spotters, and families looking to see the real life Balamory – a children’s to show that was filmed there (that might be just me!) Did you know that there are 3 different ferries to Mull … Read more
Mull is one of those Scottish islands that are always talked about but to me always had a bit of intrigue about it. I knew almost nothing before our wheels rolled on to the ferry that would take us to the island! If, like me, you are thinking of travelling to Mull and want a … Read more
Edinburgh is a great destination for visitors to Scotland, but for many the draw of the Highlands and Islands is strong! If wide open spaces, castles and brooding hills are tempting you then you might be after an Isle of Skye tour from Edinburgh. I love the islands of Scotland and even though I’d grown … Read more
Can you think of a better contrast than the bright lights of London’s city centre and the remote countryside of Scotland? It’s amazing to think that these two different landscapes exist and can be so easily combined. I’ve explored London and Scotland countless times over the past 20+ years and have used my experience with … Read more
The Small Isles on the west coast of Scotland are a relatively off beat set of islands that each offer something different to each traveller. Eigg, Rum, Canna and Muck are small but surprising destinations but I’m not writing about these Scottish Islands on this post but rather looking to help you get there on … Read more
It’s one of the most popular Scottish islands to visit and one of the most well known too. There’s so much to do on the Isle of Skye from whisky tasting to exploring the fairy pools and since you don’t even need to get on a boat to get there it’s no wonder it has … Read more
