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Scalpay – Fishermen, Concrete and Fine Dining

Eilean Glas Leuchtturm auf Scalpay

Two natural harbours and a beautiful lighthouse make the Isle of Scalpay a paradise. Visitors will find lovely nature and fine food here.

Brough of Deerness, The Gloup and the Mull Head Reserve

Ein Blick auf eine felsige Landzunge, die durch eine Spalte vom Land abgeschnitten und nur durch einen engen Pfad zu erreichen ist.

Surely one of the most beautiful landscapes on Orkney Mainland. In the Mull Head Nature Reserve, nature, history and geology come together in perfect harmony.

Aoineadh Mòr – A Beautiful, Sad Place

For almost 150 years, Aoineadh Mòr slumbered unnoticed in the forest of Morvern. Forestry workers discovered it, and today the village tells its sad story.

Ullapool to Poolewe – the Wilderness Walk

Wilderniss Walk

Three days, roughly 50 kilometres straight across the Highland wilderness. Past imposing mountains, over rocky passes, to glorious lochs and lakes. This is the Wilderness Walk between Ullapool and Poolewe. It’s not an easy walk. You don’t have to climb the whole of the rugged, rocky An Teallach massif, but there’s still a fair amount […]

Ullapool – Harbour Town and Gateway to the Wilderness

Ullapool Häuserzeile

A row of white houses along the shore of Loch Broom – Ullapool has all the romantic charm of a fishing harbour, but offers plenty more besides. It’s the last sizeable settlement before you head into the solitude of the North Highlands, and it’s also the ferry port for the crossing to Stornoway on the […]

Cape Wrath – the End of the British Mainland

Spitze von Cape Wrath

This is where the British mainland ends – and it does so impressively! The “Clo Mor” cliff drops 190 metres, sheer. If that’s not an ending with a bang, what is? Cape Wrath isn’t just about the cliff, though – there’s more to it. A beautiful white lighthouse stands here, built in 1828 by Robert […]

Loch Garten – a woodland paradise in the heart of Scotland

Loch Garten

The forest surrounding Loch Garten is ancient and thriving. Visitors can experience Scottish nature here just as it should be.

Muir of Dinnet and Burn o’ Vat – a walk through the millennia

Ein Stein mit kunstvoller Steinmetzarbeit aus der Zeit der Pikten steht in einer grünen Landschaft

In the Muir of Dinnet nature reserve in the Cairngorms, trails lead not only through beautiful countryside, but also through history.

Mushroom Stone – beautiful coastline in the south of Mull

Ein großer Fels liegt auf einem Felssockel und sieht somit aus, wie ein Pilz.

A walk through the beautiful nature on the coast of the Isle of Mull leads to a very special rock: the Mushroom Stone.

Ardtornish Castle – a small ruin with a big history

Ardtornish Castle von der Lochaline Ferry

On the way to the Isle of Mull or Castlebay on Barra lies an inconspicuous castle ruin on the Sound of Mull. But it tells an exciting story that delves deep into the past of the Scottish Highlands.

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