Looking for a new, thrilling adventure? Look no further. Natalie answered all of our questions about the exciting activities provided by her team at In Your Element. How would you describe In Your Element in one sentence? In Your Element is an adventurous activity company offering amazing outdoor experiences for school & youth groups,…
After weeks of lockdown, nothing sounds more appealing than a long wildlife walk. We interviewed Andrea Hudspeth, founder of Aquila Ecology, to learn all about their tours, children’s activities and fun wildlife facts. Here’s what she said. How would you describe Aquila Ecology in one sentence? We help people to learn about and love…
The lovely team at Achray House answered our questions about the restaurant with the most breathtaking views in St. Fillans. Here’s what they had to say about their business, post-lockdown plans and even some special recipes you should try at home if you haven’t already! How would you describe Achray House in one sentence?…
We are back with another interview. For today’s blog we interviewed Sara and Maciek, who in 2019 founded Brambling Bus, providing exciting tours around Scotland which are available in four different languages! Here’s what they had to say about their business. How would you describe Brambling Bus in one sentence? We organise private, custom-made…
You may not be able to travel just now, but as soon as it becomes safe to do so again, your first holiday will feel extra special. That’s why over the next month our weekly blogs will shine a light on the best things to do and places to visit in the area. We contacted…
At home with the wee ones? Why not teach them some new Scottish songs or nursery rhymes? Here are some of our favourite ones, guaranteed to be a success! Three Craws Wee Willie Winkie Text from The Scottish Poetry Library Ye Cannae Shove Yer Granny Aff a Bus The Sair Finger Text from The Scottish…
Scotland’s rich culture, with its music, foods, clothing, dances and other globally recognisable traditions largely comes from the country’s Gaelic heritage. Following the Jacobite uprisings, the Highland Clearances of the late 18th century heavily suppressed the use of the Gaelic language through centuries of persecution. However, the Scots never forgot their roots, and Gaelic is…
May usually marks the beginning of festival season. Unfortunately, due to current events May 2020 will be a little quieter than usual… but that does not mean you cannot party from home! There are numerous virtual events taking place this month, you just need to pick your favourites, gather the family together, and get ready…
The new trend is travelling (virtually) from the comfort of your own home. Make the most of lockdown: research future holiday destinations thanks to the numerous virtual tours of Scotland available online. Here are out top suggestions. Scotland VR One of VisitScotland’s best FREE apps, Scotland VR gives you the opportunity to experience some…
Happy Easter! Today’s blog will follow the theme of our latest newsletter, and describe different Easter traditions from around the world. Make sure you never miss another newsletter again, subscribe following this link! Foods There is nothing more comforting than buttered hot cross buns with a steaming mug of tea on Easter morning, nothing…