The Most Romantic Places to Visit in Scotland in a Campervan Every year we have dozens of proposals in our beautiful luxury campervans with starry eyed couples coming back from their campervan adventure and showing us their beautiful photos of the momentous occasion. Many too have come back to us for their honeymoon and even
1. Bring a variety of clothes no matter what the season! It doesn’t matter what time of year you are visiting Scotland, you can’t plan for our unique island weather system. I’ve sunbathed on a beach in a bikini at the beginning of April and enjoyed a snowfall amongst the blossom of cherry trees
Stargazing and the Northern Lights on an Autumn and Winter Campervan Road Trip Book now I will love the light for it shows me the way, yet I will endure the darkness because it shows me the stars Book Your Adventure Book now Where is the best place to see stars in Scotland? The Galloway
History of Glenelg as a route to Skye The perfect short break awaits you in the tiny village of Glenelg which sits sheltered from the Atlantic by the neighbouring island of Skye on the West Coast of Scotland. Home to the oldest car ferry boat in Scotland, the manually operated Glenachulish is a manually
Known as one of the world’s last great wildernesses, the Outer Hebrides offer mile after mile of pristine white sandy beaches surrounded by a crystal-clear turquoise shoreline making it a must see destination for anyone looking to take a road trip around Scotland. So, if you’re planning on an Outer Hebrides campervan road trip and
For many parents, entertaining the kids over the October half term holiday can be a costly and stressful task but it doesn’t have to be. Scotland’s incredible landscape offers an infinite variety of free activities for families that only require a warm coat, a picnic and of course, their endless supply of energy. The warm golds,
Our Islay Spring Campervan Tour Birds have long been known to help predict weather patterns and so we shouldn’t have been surprised that our first flavour of Islay as we drove off the ferry this week was to pass field upon field of both Barnacle and Greenland Geese sheltering from the artic weather about to
“North Coast 500” I hear several times on my train journey north. “North Coast 500” I hear again on my return journey back to Glasgow. It’s a snowy day in January and it seems the whole of Scotland is talking about this epic touring route around the north coast of Scotland. Referred to as ‘Scotland’s
Having suffered one of the wettest summers this year, I have to say that summer is not always the best time to visit Scotland in a campervan. If midges and crowds aren’t your thing then it might be much more preferable to visit Scotland in autumn, winter or spring …as long as you’re prepared and
Fancy a wildlife weekend in Scotland? Read on….. Whether it’s a day away, a weekend or a week touring around in our campervan, my husband Ivan and I have a wildlife competition: one point is given for common birds of prey and moorland birds, deer, pheasants, grey squirrels and hares; two points for more unusual
