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Craigduckie Farm, 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…
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How to visit: Aberdeenshire
With 265 castles, 165 miles of dramatic coastline & one very famous Count (Dracula, that is) here is why you should visit Aberdeenshire.
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Meldrum House Hotel, Aberdeenshire
Fulfil your country house dreams at Meldrum House Hotel in Aberdeenshire.
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10+ things to do in Aberdeen
With quirky villages, street art, dolphins and fine food, Aberdeen should be on your radar on a visit to the North East of Scotland.
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The East Neuk of Fife: 6 Villages, Lobster, Puffins and Beaches
Fancy a lobster roll, spotting some puffins and a stroll along a beautiful beach? Here is why you should visit the East Neuk of…
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The Batbox, Lochinver
With turquoise seas, white sandy beaches and dramatic, otherworldly mountains Assynt is one of Scotland’s most stunning regions. Let’s check in to an off-grid…
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The best things to do in Aviemore & the Cairngorms
Looking for things to do in Aviemore and the Cairngorms? Here’s how to get outside and explore the lochs, glens, and Munros of the…
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Mar Hall Hotel & Spa, Glasgow
Sitting in a 200 acre wooded estate in a beautiful location on the banks of the River Clyde, Mar Hall is a luxury 5-star…
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How to visit: Cowal
The Cowal Peninsula forms part of the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park and sits on Loch Fyne – here’s how to visit…
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Crofting in Orkney at Instabillie
check into Instabillie, a self-catering cottage in a traditional Orkney croft house, with stunning views over rolling countryside, and the Bay of Skaill.
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5000 years of history: how to visit Orkney
Visit Orkney – with stone-age villages and huge seascapes, a trip to Orkney in north-east Scotland is a dip into 5000 years of history.
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How to climb Stac Pollaidh, Assynt
Assynt’s landscape of otherworldly rock formations is literally jaw-dropping – Suilven, Cul Mor, and one of the most popular hills to climb in Scotland…