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
The Key to a wonderful holiday with Children and teenagers is lots of fresh air around Scotland offers just that! A trip in a campervan to explore a new country is an adventure. The beauty in this type of holiday is the freedom it brings so make sure you include your teenagers in the process.
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 in
Decide how many miles/how many hours you want to travel per day. Remember when planning your route, that many roads in the Highlands are single track and therefore you need to allow extra time. 2. Decide 5 key sites you don’t want to miss and plot them on your map. Use a map plotting tool
A 7 night tour taking in the west and north coast of Scotland This taster tour is an excellent way to discover the diversity of the Scottish landscape and enjoy the remotest Scottish wilderness. No matter what your interests: history, wildlife, photography, water sports, hillwalking or cycling….this tour is for you! My recommendation to a
