Lockdown restrictions in Scotland are lifting on the 26th of April, but you might be confused about what you can do and where you can go. This is your short holiday guide for the reopening in April 2021. Firstly, always check with the government’s website so you are aware of the appropriate restrictions put in…
We will now continue with the series of blog posts that feature questions relating to the various properties Cooper Cottages offer. This week, the owner of Chauffeur’s Cottage answered our questions regarding the benefits that guests can experience when staying in this lovely accommodation! How would you describe Chauffeur’s Cottage? Chauffeur’s Cottage is a…
As we are seeing a light at the end of the tunnel, there are still more holidays to celebrate and moments to enjoy until then. Easter is just around the corner, so here are some ideas on how to celebrate Easter at home. 1. Chocolate At this time of the year, there is chocolate…
We hope you enjoyed our blog post featuring questions relating to the Penthouse Apartment. This week, the owner of the Allt Beag accommodation answered our questions regarding the amazing benefits that guests can get to experience when staying in this wonderful accommodation! How would you describe Allt Beag? Allt Beag is a’ get away…
As Mother’s day is approaching, are you prepared to celebrate? Despite the circumstances we are still in, holidays such as this one, are all about bringing us together. They give us an amazing chance to slip out of our usual routine and show appreciation for our loved ones. This is our short guide on how…
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to stay in the Penthouse Apartment? Look no further as the owner of the Penthouse Apartment answers our questions about the amazing benefits of staying in this wonderful accommodation! How would you describe the Penthouse Apartment? The Penthouse Apartment offers the best of both worlds!…
On this weeks instalment of the Cooper Cottages Scottish History series, we’re going to take a look into the ‘Battle of Killiecrankie (1689)’, one of the first major Scottish victories in the Jacobite Rebellions. Before the Battle in 1688, many of the prominent protestant English magnates had become weary of King James VII’s Catholic…
Happy Valentine’s Day – the day of kindness and love! It is a special time to show our loved ones how much we appreciate them. Despite the current circumstances, there is always a way to celebrate St Valentine’s Day at home! Here are some interesting ideas: 1.Poetry and tales One unconventional way to celebrate…
This week, I will be discussing some of the key landmarks that are worth visiting when planning your next holiday trip to Scotland. Although you may not be able to fully explore these places due to lockdown restrictions, these landmarks can still be enjoyed and admired if going for a walk or if you’re planning…
As we are all having to stay home for a period, you may be missing big events such as Burns Night. But how can we celebrate even in the current situation? We should definitely celebrate and continue our traditions, as it will keep our spirits up! Therefore, we have made this short guide on how…