There's something magical about the Scottish Highlands. Exploring our surroundings means discovering a bounty of natural beauty, from life-affirming landscapes to free-roaming wildlife. It's not for nought, after all, that Robert Burns wrote "my heart's in the Highlands" way back in 1789. Visit our stunning corner of the world and, chances are, it will find a place in your heart too.
There's something magical about the Scottish Highlands. Exploring our surroundings means discovering a bounty of natural beauty, from life-affirming landscapes to free-roaming wildlife. It's not for nought, after all, that Robert Burns wrote "my heart's in the Highlands" way back in 1789. Visit our stunning corner of the world and, chances are, it will find a place in your heart too....
Glorious in every season, there’s something particularly spectacular about winter in the Highlands, Snow-dusted hills, icy rivers, crisp air and invigorating walks - with a warming drink at the end. The season is also a prime time to spot wildlife. Fewer people, slanting light and an abundance of species make wildlife spotting in winter a delight. Here are our top tips on where and how to explore...
In the Scottish Highlands romance is in the air. The cinematic scenery makes the day memorable and the photos incredible. Wedding feasts overflow with superb, seasonal food that’s been harvested from the sea and hills. Tradition is tangible here, so the piper, the whisky and the ceilidh are authentic and add warmth. Your guests can have extraordinary wildlife watching experiences on land and...
Kilcamb Lodge, a country house hotel on the banks of one of Scotland’s most scenic sea lochs, is under new ownership. From 1 July 2021, new owners, Pam and David Jones, Barbara Grzeda and Raymond Sterpaio, have taken over the ownership and running of the 11-bedroom hotel on Loch Sunart....
Scotland has a coast of mystery, beauty, drama, with some of the best beaches to be found anywhere in the UK. here are five to get you started....
The long dark of winter felt particularly bleak this year. Not least, because we’ve been locked down and unable to get out and about. However, the sun has finally returned, and the land is turning green once more. Restrictions are, at last, easing, and soon enough we’ll be allowed the full freedom of travelling around without needing to stay in self-contained accommodation....
