Travel Advice

A self-drive holiday in Scotland is a fantastic option for having total flexibility and control over your itinerary. With beautiful scenery and some iconic routes to explore, Scotland’s the ideal destination. How about the North Coast 500? It’s definitely a bucket list trip for many for a reason. Or venture further afield to explore Shetland at your own pace. With magical light and scenery, as well as ample opportunity to spot wildlife, do remember your binoculars and camera!

The positive benefits of self-guided tours in Scotland are many. There’s flexibility to set your own schedule and pace and great scope for independent exploration. Travelling by bicycle provides daily fresh air and exercise. It allows you to experience the scenery and landscape at a slower and more intimate pace than by car or bus. Whichever method of transport you choose, there are infinite opportunities to meet your wildlife-spotting or photography goals with the ability to stop whenever you want to. 

Whether it’s the sea, the mountains or our food and drink Scotland can provide you with a place to replace and experience more.  Creating memories that will last a lifetime.

Maybe it’s just me but everything and everyone seems to be on speed constantly? Is it better to take a wellness break or go nuts!  I’m ‘running’ all the time and still got a few kilos over. Lol. For real, people are turning into basket cases. Lack of time, money, patience, love, understanding…there’s more on the list. But, on the other hand, lots of stress, negative energy…A few days ago, I literally cut my finger, found myself in ER, in a complete state of a shock. After that, I went to my regular chat/gossip coffee with friends. One of them was angry with her boss, that pompous, pressing…The other one said her kids were driving her crazy and the husband…let’s skip this one. In brief, we all agreed – we need a break and to run away for a while. But, where?

Responsible Tourism, what does it mean?  Is responsible tourism utopia? an imagined place, where everything is perfect? or something else, that is the question…