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Scottish landscapes and coastlines are spectacular at any time of the year. Then there are all the activities, from hiking, cycling, skiing, fishing, and so much more. But have you heard about the delicacies and traditional Scottish foods to try on your next visit?

The Highlands has an abundance of superb resources. Fish caught daily off the coast is just one of the tempting ingredients used in centuries-old recipes. In addition, land in the Highlands is fertile, which means crops like potatoes and other vegetables are flavoursome and nourishing.

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There are some great choices of 2-day fishing trips in the Highlands. This includes a 2-day outing on Loch Ness organised by the  Scottish Gillie. Or fly fishing organised by  youfishscotland. The choice is tremendous!

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Stargazing in the Scottish Highlands is exceptional. The clarity of the night skies makes for an excellent experience whether you’re new to stargazing or a seasoned watcher.

The best places to stargaze in Scotland are at the Taransay and Glen Nevis Visitor centre. It’s the most northerly Dark Sky Park in the world. With a bit of luck and being there at the right time, you may even get to view the Mirrie Dancers, otherwise known as an aurora.

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Scottish wildlife and marine life are exceptional thanks to the unspoilt nature of many regions. There are birds, deer, dolphins, whales and lots more to see when visiting the western Highlands.

Many areas of the Highlands have remained unspoilt. Coastal walks along pristine beaches offer a superb chance of spying a wealth of marine life. While inland, in the valleys, hilltops and mountains, an abundance of flora and fauna thrive. Staying at our hotel near Pitlochry provides the perfect opportunity to spot our Scottish coastal wildlife and even some rare Scottish animals!

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The Renowned Mull & Iona Food Trail

Booking your stay, a hotel in Kinloch Rannoch lets you discover the Mull & Iona food trail. Its simple ethos promotes superb, locally sourced produce while respecting animal welfare and the environment.

There are so many locations and places in Scotland to visit. All rightly claim to be Scotland’s foodie capital. Small villages and Michelin starred eateries are found throughout the region. It’s a foodies idea of heaven. It doesn’t get much better than discovering all these culinary delights on the Mull and Iona food trail.

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The Highlands of Scotland is filled with natural wonders and splendid landmarks. Unspoilt landscapes and scenic coastlines make for a super time visiting this beautiful Scottish region. There are many things to see and do when you explore the Highlands.

Finding the perfect place to stay when visiting the Highlands has never been more accessible. At Dunalastair Hotel Suites, you’ll find everything you need for 5-star luxury in a glorious setting. To make your stay extra special, we’ve put together a list of places to see and visit when you are in the Highlands. Read on to find out more!

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Are you planning a trip to the Highlands this summer? If so, there’s so much to do and see in this glorious Scottish region. From unspoilt, sweeping landscapes to hidden lochs and lush valleys and the perfect place to relax and get away from it all.

Outdoor activities in the Scottish Highlands during the summer months are exceptional. There are things to do and see with beautiful places to visit, plus, finding a hotel near Pitlochry to make your trip extra special is something we can take care of too.

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Scotland has a lot of ‘best-kept secrets’. This includes its dramatic, rugged coastline and glorious Scottish beaches. Miles of fine sand and splendid dunes attract a multitude of sea birds throughout the year. There are Highland beaches you must visit when you spend time on holiday in Scotland which includes the miles of white sands near St Andrews. It all makes for wonderful family holidays in Scotland you’ll never forget!

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Scotland has a lot to offer whether you’re looking for an adventure or something a little more relaxing. Springtime is a beautiful time of the year, with its lovely, untouched landscapes and everything springing back to life. It can get breezy, and the weather can be changeable, but this never takes away from how glorious the setting is.

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