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The Most Beautiful Islands in Scotland – A Visitor’s Guide

Craig Neil February 10, 2023| October 26, 20251951 Views 30 min read

Tourists looking for a dreamy island escape need look no further than Scotland.

From the wild and remote Outer Hebrides to the peaceful and picturesque Inner Hebrides, visitors are spoilt for choice when it comes to breathtaking islands.

In this article, you’ll discover a collection of island destinations that are all worth considering for your next break, whether you’re looking to explore ancient castles, take in breathtaking views, or simply relax on a beach.

The Best Places to take Photos in Scotland

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Beautiful Places to Photograph in Scotland

Craig Neil January 7, 2023| October 26, 20252209 Views 19 min read

Scotland is a true paradise for photographers. From its rugged, untamed landscapes to its charming villages and historic towns, this country is brimming with opportunities to capture Instagram-worthy shots that demand to be shared with friends and family.

In this article you will discover a collection of top places to take photos in Scotland, all of which are guaranteed to elevate your images to the next level.

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Where Can I See Wild Animals in Scotland?

Craig Neil December 19, 2022| October 27, 20253006 Views 23 min read

Scotland is rightly proud of its wildlife and thanks to the fact that vast swathes of the country are uninhabited many endangered animals are able to thrive, including the ever-popular red squirrel and the near-extinct sea eagle.

In this article, you’ll find details of some of the animals that you should keep an eye open for during a visit to Scotland, from red deer to dolphins and buzzards to basking sharks.

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How to Save Money on Train Tickets in Scotland

Craig Neil November 24, 2022| October 26, 20252440 Views 19 min read

On average it costs a whopping £90 for an individual return train ticket from Edinburgh to Inverness and £75 to travel from Edinburgh to Aberdeen, which can put a serious dent in the holiday budgets of travelling families.

So is there anything you can do to save a few pounds on those pesky tickets?

The answer is, yes there is, thanks to the tips and tricks listed in this article along with a number of online resources that will automatically find the best deals for you.

Cheap Things to Do in Scotland for Families

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Cheap Days Out in Scotland for Families

Craig Neil November 23, 2022| October 26, 20251848 Views 30 min read

Scotland can be an expensive place to visit, with attractions like Edinburgh Castle costing more than £50 for a small family to enter – and that’s without adding on the extra costs of meals and gifts.

The best way to save money is to spend as little as possible on tickets, and that’s exactly where this article comes in.

In it, you’ll find a selection of top-rated Scottish attractions that are either completely free to enter or cost no more than a couple of pounds per ticket.

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How to Prevent Tick Bites When Touring Scotland

Craig Neil September 28, 2022| October 27, 20252189 Views 22 min read

Ticks are common parasites in Scotland and their bite is usually harmless, but care must be taken as some are infected with Lyme disease which can show symptoms for weeks, and occasionally even years after.

Lyme disease causes flu-like symptoms such as fever, severe headaches, nerve pain and dizziness, so it’s important to know what to do if you find a tick attached to your body.

Discover tick removal tips as well as ways to prevent getting bitten in this complete guide to tick bites and Lyme disease in Scotland.

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A Visitor’s Guide to Giant Hogweed in Scotland

Craig Neil September 26, 2022| October 27, 20251570 Views 11 min read

Giant hogweed is an unmistakable plant that grows across much of Scotland but is primarily found in the south of the country.

Although giant hogweed has attractive white flowers, the sap produced by the stems is extremely poisonous and can cause blisters when contact is made with bare skin.

Discover everything you need to know about this intrusive toxic plant with this complete guide to giant hogweed in Scotland.

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What to Pack for a Trip to Scotland

Craig Neil September 25, 2022| November 17, 20252715 Views 48 min read

Scotland is a great place to take a break thanks to its historic attractions, breathtaking landscapes and cities like Edinburgh and Glasgow.

However, it’s essential to make sure you have the right gear with you in order to make the most of a visit to this amazing country.

In this article you will find a list of essentials that every traveller should take with them to Scotland, from choosing the best footwear to midge repellents that actually work.