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What's February Really like in the Scottish Highlands
February is a real transition month in the Scottish Highlands. Although it's still cold and dark, the evenings seem to feel like they are getting much longer after the darkness of November to January. February is one of my favourite months to explore the Scottish Highlands. Normally lots of businesses are starting to reopen again after winter breaks, but places are still fairly quiet. The snowdrops start to pop through the earth, the first sure sign here that Spring is on it'
Feb 22 min read


Heather's Ultimate Guide to North-West Skye
If you're planning a trip to the Isle of Skye, chances are there are places in the north-west of the island on your list. And even though I've lived in the Scottish Highlands for over five years, there are so many places in this beautiful region of the Isle of Skye that I've yet to discover. I'm always returning to this part of the island whenever I get the chance and I just love having the oppurtunity to explore more of this beautiful part of Skye. A few years ago, I shared
Jan 56 min read


Our Stay at No17 The Promenade, Oban
After visiting the Seafood Capital of Scotland in July 2023, Oban has fast become one of my favourite places to visit in Scotland. We were fairly desperate to return, to revisit some of our favourite spots and discover new places around Oban. After finding a fantastic offer on Itison at the end of last year for a two night winter break, we decided to make the trip down to Oban for a romantic two night stay at No17 The Promenade. No17 The Promenade is a beautiful boutique hote
Mar 11, 20252 min read


A Return to Lunch at Kinloch Lodge, Isle of Skye
If you've been following along on my blog for a while (and, if you have, thank you so much) you'll know that one of my favourite times of...
Jan 21, 20252 min read


A Highland City Break at Ness Walk Hotel, Inverness
For me, living on the West Coast of Scotland is really wonderful. I love being amongst the mountains and sea lochs. I love being in such a quiet and rural place. But every so often, I crave city life. I come from Glasgow, so I'm used to living in a big place and, although I love our rural life, there are times when all I want to do is wander around a city. That's why I love Inverness so much. As the Capital of the Highlands, it has all the benefits of being a city, with great
Feb 26, 20242 min read
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