Sing me a song and join me during a Droutlander. It’s been awhile since my last post and allow me to roar back to life with a tribute to Outlander – one of my favorite shows and one of the biggest influencers of tourism to…

Welcome to the charming Isle of Raasay, an island off the coast of Scotland, where one of the most unique whisky experiences in the country awaits you – a stay at a whisky distillery hotel. The Isle of Raasay Distillery Hotel features 6 luxurious rooms…

Some places are magical and just call to you. When you manage to visit, these places are capable of bringing you some kind of solace. The Hebridean Isle of Iona is that place for many people, giving refuge to those who traveled far and wide…

Last night at midnight, in true dramatic fashion, Banksy announced his first solo exhibition in 14 years held in Glasgow, starting … today. Now, basically. The new Banksy show in Glasgow, entitled “Cut and Run” held at Glasgow’s Gallery of Modern Art, from June 15…

Good morning, friends and readers! Today, I’m taking you on a journey to the Isle of Ulva, Scotland’s best-kept secret. Tucked away off the west coast of Scotland, Ulva is a true off-the-beaten-path adventure that few get to experience. But what makes Ulva so special?…

Hello again friends and readers! Today, allow me to introduce you to my neighbor, the Isle of Jura. This island off the Scottish coast may have a population of 220, but it’s home to over 6,000 deer – that’s right, deer outnumber people by a…

Greetings friends and readers! Let’s embark on a magical journey through the stunning landscapes of Scotland on board the Caledonian Sleeper train – the only overnight train to Scotland! And trust me – this isn’t your average overnight train ride. Whisk me away from the…

On a clear and sunny day on the south of Islay, you can see the coast of Northern Ireland. As the crow flies, it’s really only about 30+ miles between Islay (in Scotland) and Northern Ireland. Regular ferry connections between Islay and Ballycastle (Northern Ireland)…

I’m back with a winter foodie adventure, to Inver – Scotland’s first Michelin Green Star restaurant! Tucked away on the Cowal Peninsula, Inver is located in Strachur, Argyll & Bute on the west coast of Scotland – along the banks of Loch Fyne. Co-owners Rob…

I have been quietly singing Scotland’s food’s praises over the last few years, and that praise has extended to Scottish seafood – the absolute glory of fresh seafood. Why Scotland isn’t outwardly more famous for its freshly caught, landed, or dived seafood is beyond me.…