Great if your in the area or on the way to Skye. Possibly the most iconic castle in Scotland. Go early and avoid the crowds.
Overwhelming nature - The most exciting sunset ever in my life - although staying overnight is not allowed ;-) - please keep clean
Beautiful loch - makes a super day trip from Inverness. Visit Urquhart castle or just drive round.
The youth hostel campsite is tents only. The beach with the stump is lovely for campervans. The hiking trail next to it leads to town and you can use the loos and showers at the youth hostel campsite.
The facilities are great, there is even a campers kitchen with gas stoves. The beach is amazing and views are stunning
One of the nicest beaches in Scotland (maybe the UK) - if the sun is shining come and camp on the cliffs above the beach.
Did you know? Edinburgh Castle is built on a 700 million year old extinct volcano!
Everyone who comes to Edinburgh should climb up Arthur's Seat for fantastic views of the city and the surrounding countryside.
A fantastic way to explore the loveliest spots in the Cairngorms National Park is on a mountainbike. More about Scotland in the LH Magazin iPad App (03/2014). Leggi tutto.
If you're taking the train from fort William sit on the left hand side for better views of the loch and the viaduct
If you're in for a short walk (~1h), go to the station a bit further down the road. Hidden behind the café car starts a path along the hillside, offering beautiful views on the lake and the viaduct.
3rd time and only discovered Luss today!! Sweet wee village with great views and homely tea place! Try Coach House
Beautiful castle with beautiful views of the sea! I know they are rare but try and go on a sunny day so you can really take in the view!
Nice castle that has been occupied continuously for 800 years. Beautiful gardens. As someone else mentioned, the walled garden is brilliant. They also had a greenhouse which smelt divine
Best time to visit is March-April to see the vast swathes of daffodils - over 440 varieties and cultivars were developed here from 1899 through to the 1950s by Major Ian Brodie of Brodie
Go when the tide is turning for a good change of spotting the UK's most Northerly colony of bottle nosed dolphins
Beautiful - it takes about one and a half hours to walk the trails (at a quick pace), but leave yourself 3 or 4 - and take a decent camera with lots of batteries and SD cards (or film!)
Lovely place .. just go there and stop by for a cup of tea at old mateys place on the way back.
Worth the visit with excellent audio guide and historic items back past Bonnie Prince Charlie. Add it to your visit list
