If you’re a fan of Harry Potter and on the lookout for the whimsical filming locations used in the franchise, definitely pay a visit to the Scottish Highlands and the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct. From how to get here to timing when the steam train passes over the viaduct, read more here.

Off the southern shores of Loch Lomond, the small island of Inchcailloch, or Inchcailleach, is rich in history and full of incredible flora and fauna.

Whether you're looking for a long weekend staycation this spring or summer, or planning a stopover in Balmaha while hiking through the iconic West Highland Way, this hidden gem is the perfect half day trip from Balmaha or Luss.

For adventure travellers looking for an off the beaten track experience, skiing and snowboarding in the Scottish Highlands can help you to make the most of the UK winters. For how to get to each resort and where to stay if you are planning a trip north, check out our guide.

Whether you’re coming in from abroad or enjoying a staycation, a trip to the Outer Hebrides is definitely worth it for travellers who enjoy remote and wild landscapes and locations with many cultural and historical ties. From Lewis' Standing Stones that predate Stonehenge to Harris’ infamous white sand beaches, there's something for everyone.

With hundreds of venues across the city hosting thousands of performances and events, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival is the largest arts festival in the world and promotes inclusivity through the celebration of the arts. Taking place throughout the month of August, the festival takes over the city centre, largely giving Edinburgh it’s stellar reputation as the World’s Festival City.

If you’ve ever visited, lived or travelled extensively within the Scottish Highlands, you’ll know it’s like no other place in the world. With stunning scenery and a rich history, the area truly has something for everyone. From calling the Highlands home, here are our recommendations, including our personal favourites and suggestions on ‘off-the-beaten-track’ experiences.

Situated on the River Dee within the picturesque Cairngorms National Park, the Balmoral Castle and Estate is a hidden gem offering everything you could want in a highland escape. Owned by the Royal Family, the grounds are only open a few months a year to visitors…. here’s what you need to know.

With its incredible mediaeval architecture, unique history, seaside location and vibrant cultural scene, Edinburgh is the ideal city for travellers who enjoy a little bit of everything. No matter what time of year you’re visiting, here are the best ways to explore it from those who call the city home…

Through my years living on each side of the pond, I’ve noticed many similarities, but also have come to adapt to many differences. From domestic travel and driving culture to tipping and tax… life in Scotland and life in Canada are very unique experiences in their own right.