Planning a trip to the Isle of Skye is the main event of almost every traveler’s Scotland itinerary. Although tourists flock here like white on rice these days, the rugged isle has still maintained its charms over the years. Everyone gets excited about coming to Skye, and that’s exactly why you need to secure accommodation
The Old Man of Storr hike is a highlight, or downright must-see, on anyone’s Isle of Skye itinerary. When I stood before these enormous rock pinnacles, it was the first time I felt like I was somewhere otherworldly. And most hikers will tell you the same thing about their experience seeing the Storr. Riddled with
Overview: Planning a trip to the Isle of Skye and wondering what transport options you have from Edinburgh? I’m outlining all the best routes in this guide. It covers exactly how to get to Skye by train, bus, ferry, guided tour, or self-drive— complete with links and estimated costs. Edinburgh and the Isle of Skye
Many travelers believe that budget travel stops once you arrive in the United Kingdom or Europe, but I’m here to tell you it’s possible in either of these regions with the right mindset and attitude. When I was budget traveling in Scotland, I made use of a lot of these tips to save myself money
Edinburgh, Scotland, is the second most visited city in the United Kingdom, making affordable accommodation a challenge to come by. Luckily, there are plenty of long-standing hostels in Edinburgh that are top-rated and have thought of everything to accommodate the modern traveler. These seven hostels are in walkable areas close to all the main attractions
11,000 years. For millennia, Celtic tribes like the Gaels and Picts, Scandinavian Vikings and Norse-Gaels Clan MacLeod and MacDonald have occupied this Western Scottish peninsula and transformed how we see its lands today through grueling battles, hardship, and mystery. Now, planning an Isle of Skye itinerary from a major city in Scotland is not just
Anyone who visits Scotland gets curious. Curious about the history. Curious about the traditions. And ultimately curious about what else the country has to offer. While Auld Reekie is a destination in its own right, there is an ubiquitous pull to explore further and make some exciting day trips from Edinburgh. Nearby is Scotland’s first
Stand atop any of Scotland’s munros (mountains) in peak season, and you’ll understand why the country’s tourist numbers peak from June to August. Similarly, poke around at the Christmas markets in Edinburgh during the holidays, and you’ll wonder why anyone would ever choose to elbow their way through Scotland’s summer crowds. Two different experiences. Two
If I had to collect every minute thing I learned while traveling in Scotland, it would be this round-up of my best Scotland travel tips. The country has its own quirks apart from the national animal being the unicorn, and in this blog, I’m dishing out everything you’ll want to know for your trip. Haven’t
