Nestled amidst the lush green canopies of Scotland, there lies a natural spectacle like no other – the Plodda Falls. Would you believe that this majestic place has remained somewhat of a hidden secret, off the beaten tourist tracks? Here, we unfold the wonders and secrets that the falls hold. What Is Plodda falls? Plodda…
If you are a fan of Harry Potter, in our opinion, the Glenfinnan Viaduct is the number one Harry Potter spot in Scotland, and is a MUST see. For any Potter Heads, seeing the Hogwarts Express chugging along this trainline is something magical that you could only dream of seeing. Even if you aren’t a…
It’s clear to see where the Fairy Pools gained their name, as it is truly a magical place that feels exactly the kind of place where you would find fairies floating around. When we visited we were blessed with the most vibrant rainbows we’ve ever seen that just added to the fairy-tale-like feel of the…
To outsiders, it may seem like nothing more than a rocky hill, but The Old Man of Storr is one of the most popular attractions on the Isle of Skye. In fact, scratch that. It is one of the most popular attractions in Scotland. Every year, countless people make the journey between Ulg and Portree…
What Is Black Rock Gorge? Black Rock Gorge is a narrow, 36 metres deep and 1.5km long gorge that the Allt Graad flows through. It is located in the small Scottish town of Evanton. The gorge is subject to local myths and legends, but recently became most famous and a popular tourist spot for featuring…
Scotland is a land of misty mountains, rolling glens, and dramatic views that few places on Earth can rival. Yet, among its many sites, the Corpach shipwreck stands out as a unique and stunning photo op you won’t find anywhere else. No matter rain or shine, the Corpach shipwreck is worth visiting, especially during a…
Few places capture the rugged, untapped magic of Scotland’s landscape like the Isle of Skye. With deep green pastures running along karst rock and sapphire pools of water, the small northern island looks like something off the cover of a fantasy novel. With such a fantastical landscape, it’s understandable that the Isle is renowned for…
The Duncansby Stacks are a popular spot on the NC500 and it’s easy to see why as they really are quite spectacular. If you are planning a visit to John O’Groats on your NC500 road trip then we highly recommend visiting the Duncansby Stacks too! What are the Duncansby Stacks Duncansby Stacks is a sea…
What Is Kilt Rock and Mealt Falls? Kilt Rock and Mealt Falls is a natural wonder on the Isle of Skye in Scotland. The formation is created by an ancient volcanic plug and the falls pour over the edge of the cliffs into the sea below. The water falls 55m from the cliff top to…
Prince Albert’s Cairn, more commonly known as the Balmoral Pyramid’s, is a memorial stone in memory of Prince Albert. The site is popular amongst tourists, not only for its history but also for the beautiful surroundings of the Cairngorm National Park, Scotland. You wouldn’t expect to see an Egyptian-style pyramid in Scotland, which is likely…