Skip to Content

What’s new on Love from, Scotland …

How to visit Scotland in Spring

Spring in Scotland is one of the best times to visit. Here’s why you should plan a trip to Scotland in March, April or May.

How to visit: Angus

With glacial glens, beautiful beaches and as much fresh fish as you can eat, here is how to visit Angus.

The Puffin’ Rooms, Edinburgh

Cigar, cocktails and whisky fans – I have a stylish new destination for you. Spend an evening with the Puffin’ Rooms in Edinburgh.

How to visit: Ayrshire 

Ayrshire is a land of vast vistas, sweeping coves, iconic castles, stunning islands and one very famous poet. Here is how to visit Ayrshire.

Mount Freedom Cabins, Ayrshire

Near the harbour village of Dunure in Ayrshire are the pioneer style Mount Freedom Cabins overlooking the mighty Ailsa Craig. Let’s check in.

How to visit: Caithness

The most northerly part of the UK, Caithness has a dramatic coastline, stunning beaches and is part of the famous North Coast 500. Here’s my guide to visiting Caithness. 

How to visit: Speyside

Speyside might be a hallowed destination for whisky lovers, but the region is a fabulous place to visit even if you don’t indulge in a few drams! Here is my guide to things to do in Speyside.

The Mash Tun, Aberlour, Speyside

In the heart of Speyside sits the pretty village of Aberlour and the iconic Mash Tun – a riverside inn and whisky bar. Let’s check in.

Visiting Scotland in Autumn

If you love beautiful fall colours and lovely sunny days then you should visit Scotland in Autumn. Here is where to visit.

How to visit: the Isle of Arran

Located in the Firth of Clyde, the Isle of Arran is one of Scotland’s most accessible islands which makes it perfect for a weekend away.

10+ things to do in Dunfermline

Scotland’s newest city, Dunfermline was once the ancient capital of Scotland. Here are the best things to do in Dunfermline.

The best North Coast 500 beaches

Driving the NC500? Here are the best North Coast 500 beaches to visit on your road trip around Scotland from Achmelvich to Scourie

10+ things to do in Inverness

Sitting on the Caledonian Canal and the River Ness, Inverness is the capital of the Highlands of Scotland. Here is what to do in Inverness.

Whisky in Scotland – Speyside

Welcome to Speyside. Arguably the most famous of the Scottish whisky regions, Speyside has 50 distilleries alongside the River Spey. Let’s visit.

The dog friendly guide to: Fife

If you’re planning a trip to Fife and want to take your pup, you’re in luck! Here are my favourite dog-friendly places to visit, stay, and eat.

Inver restaurant and bothies, Argyll

On the beautiful banks of Loch Fyne is Inver, one of Scotland’s best restaurants. Book in to Inver’s bothies for an evening of sustainable fine dining.