Are you planning on vacationing to Scotland? Are you worried about embarrassing yourself? Accidentally insulting a stranger? Acting like a fanny? This guide is for you! Please note this is just a tongue-in-cheek bit of fun, and I hope I don’t insult anyone. If I have, pleaseemail Yvette directly. In the subject, please write “Delete …
Should you plan a trip to Scotland yourself or use a travel agent? This is a common question asked by first-time visitors to Scotland. As a former travel agent, solo world traveller, and now, a travel blogger living in Scotland, I believe I’m qualified to answer this question! As you may have guessed, there is …
There is something utterly magical about staying in a castle in Scotland; the stories those thick stone walls could tell! From rugged stone walls, hidden staircases, to exquisite views of lochs, woodland and sea- each of these castles have something very special about them. In this blog post, I’ve included the castle stays in Scotland …
Driving from Edinburgh to Inverness (or vice versa) is a popular route that many locals and tourists take when visiting Scotland. There is plenty to see and do on the Edinburgh to Inverness drive, which follows the A9 north, and so I thought I’d share with you some of my favourite things to do along …
Driving in Scotland for the first time can be daunting if you’re used to driving in Europe, Canada or the USA – or anywhere else really! The Haggis breaks down some of his best tips for driving in Scotland, including where to hire a car, the road signs you’ll come across, and where to avoid …
In July, Angus and I went on a pawfect dog-friendly adventure to Aviemore in the Cairngorms National Park. We discovered lots of dog-friendly activities, pubs and restaurants, and had a great time soaking up the mountain scenery from our dog-friendly accommodation: Cairngorm Lodge Youth Hostel. Aviemore really is the perfect destination to take your dog …