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 …
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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 …
Wild, windswept, and wonderful – Staffa is one of the most delightful Scottish Islands I’ve visited. If you’re wondering how to get to Staffa to see the puffins that nest there – it’s a lot easier than you think. In this guide, I’m sharing the history of the island, my tips for visiting, and how …
When planning your trip to Scotland, one of the first questions you may ask yourself is ‘what are the must-sees in Scotland I can’t miss?’ Rather than listing the 10 most popular tourist attractions, I’ve decided to list the top 10 experiences to be had in Scotland. I’ve also listed some of my favourite attractions …
50 Scotland travel tips that are coo approved! One of the things I love about travelling to another country is discovering the different ways they do things. Scotland is no exception, and after living here for almost 5 years, there are still things that surprise me when travelling this bonnie country. Scotland is an old …