Scotland

Driving through the Scotland Borders probably isn’t on the top of your list of things to do in Scotland, but it should be. The Scottish Borders are as impressive (if not more) than the Scottish Highlands. But what makes them better is that the Scottish Borders are more easily accessible to visit in one day …

If I had the room in my suitcase, I swear I would’ve brought back everything I saw during my trip to Scotland… Seriously, they’re winning the souvenir game. They know how to work all their bases from clothing, to food and drinks, cute animals, and TV/ movie references.

North Berwick (that’s Berwick with a silent ‘W’) is the perfect coastal escape from city life. It was a recommendation from a local Scott we met while hiking Arthur’s Seat, and we were so happy we took his advice!

Like any proper Scottish town, you’ll find a golf course, castle ruins, and nature to enjoy. But what sets North Berwick apart is the outstanding coastal views and extensive sea life.

Built in the mid 1300s, Tantallon Castle sits on the edge of the sea cliffs just outside North Berwick. It’s a must-do activity to see if you’re visiting this coastal city.

The only problem is that it can prove to be pretty hard to get to if you don’t have a car. I’ll take you through your alternative options: busing and walking.

Edinburgh is such an underrated city to visit and there’s just so much to discover. I fell in love after learning these fascinating Edinburgh fun facts so I thought, why not share them with you!

Did you know they host the worlds largest arts festival (Fringe Festival)? Or that it’s the capital of a country with a unicorn as its national animal?

Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, is an enchanting medieval city in the north of the UK (only a 4-hour train from London). Its legendary history will captivate you with heartwarming and eerie tales. There’s so much to see here you won’t be bored even for a second. No two attractions are alike, and most are …