Scotland Travel Blog - Love from Scotland

The Birdwatcher’s Cabin, Loch Fleet, Golspie

Stay at the Birdwatcher’s Cabin on Loch Fleet near Golspie for a gorgeous luxury stop on the North Coast 500.

For the love of Scotland (not the ‘gram)

I wanted to take a little pause and add my 2pence to a growing discussion on our relationship with social media and Scotland.

The Bothy at Balloch O’ Dee

From mountain huts, traditional ‘but an’ bens’, to tiny houses, bothies in Scotland are famous. For a taste of bothy life, let’s check into The Bothy at Balloch O’ Dee in Dumfries and Galloway.

I love Dumfries & Galloway (and how to visit)

From Scotland’s most southerly point, along the beautiful Solway Firth to Scotland’s highest village, Dumfries and Galloway is one of Scotland’s gems.

The Outdoorsy Guide to Fife [& video]

Voted ‘No 1 outdoor destination’ in Scotland by Scottish Natural Heritage eight years in a row; it’s no wonder I spend a lot of time in Fife. Here’s the best things to do in Fife.

How to have an adventure in Scotland

The best way to see Scotland? By getting outside! Looking for things to do in Scotland outdoors, here is my ultimate guide to outdoor adventures.

Down on the farm at Craigduckie, Fife

Fancy a farm stay? Do you have a hankering to up sticks and retreat to the countryside? Then let me introduce you to Craigduckie Farm in Fife.

Why you should visit Aberdeenshire

With 265 castles, 165 miles of dramatic coastline & one very famous Count (Dracula, that is) here is why you should visit Aberdeenshire.

Meldrum House Hotel, Aberdeenshire

Fulfil your country house dreams at Meldrum House Hotel in Aberdeenshire.

Aberdeen – explore the silver city

With quirky villages, street art, dolphins and fine food, Aberdeen should be on your radar on a visit to the North East of Scotland.

It is the drama of the mountains which give the Scottish Highlands their character and with 282 Munros (mountains over 3000ft) to ‘bag’, climbing them is a national pastime – here are 10 Munros to climb.