The Torridon

Loch Ness, a stunning 23-mile freshwater lake in the Scottish Highlands, enchants visitors with its breathtaking views, mythical monster lore, and serene atmosphere.

Towering 674m, this epic landslip offers a steep rocky face on one side and a grassy slope on the other, making for stunning views and a must-do hike on Skye.

Nestled in Ullapool, this cozy, quirky hotel celebrates Scottish culture with TV-free rooms, a bookshop, and a lively café-bar that echoes good cheer.

A scenic Scottish route that winds from Inverness through stunning Highlands landmarks all the way to Glasgow.

Stylish rooms, some with loch views, plus an upscale restaurant in a former hunting lodge. A former clan hunting lodge, this upmarket country hotel remains in the Macdonald family and is near the shore of sea-loch Na Dal, 9.8 miles from the Clan Donald Skye Visitor Centre and castle. Stylish rooms feature traditional Scottish decor; most have loch or hill views. All have en suite bathrooms (some with free-standing tubs) with designer toiletries, plus flat-screen TVs with DVD players, free Wi-Fi, tea and coffeemaking facilities, and fresh fruit. Room service is offered. Breakfast is included and half-board is available. There's a renowned, upscale restaurant featuring local and seasonal cuisine, as well as a bar and cosy public rooms.

Nestled by Loch Glendhu, this charming coaching inn offers polished rooms with stunning views, a lively seafood restaurant, and a warm, welcoming vibe.

The Glenfinnan Viaduct, an iconic 1901 railway marvel set against Scotland's breathtaking Highlands, beckons Harry Potter fans and scenery lovers alike for unforgettable views.

Discover the enchanting Fairy Pools, where vibrant blue-green waters cascade into swimmable pools amidst breathtaking snowy mountain views—a must-visit on the Isle of Skye!

Brora, a charming village in Sutherland, is now home to a rejuvenated distillery that brings back rare, sought-after whiskies with oceanic hints.

Tucked away in Glendale, this cozy family-run cafe offers a warm atmosphere, great coffee, and delicious, hearty food—perfect for a pit stop on your way to Neist Point.