What Is ETIAS and Who Needs It? ETIAS (European Travel Information and Authorisation System) is a travel authorisation that will be required for travellers visiting the Schengen Area and Cyprus who cu...
Understanding Airport Layovers and Stopovers An airport layover is the time you spend at an airport between connecting flights. This could be anything from one hour to an overnight stay or even a full...
Exploring Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands Loch Ness is one of the most famous places in Scotland and is known around the world for its scenery, history and of course the legend of the Loch Ness Mo...
Inverness Airport to City Centre: Transfer Options Explained Travelling from Inverness Airport to the city centre is relatively simple because the airport is small and located close to the city. Journ...
Gateway to the Highlands: Why Inverness Is More Than Just a Stop on the Map Inverness is often described as the capital of the Scottish Highlands, but in reality it feels more like a large town with a...
Why the Kyle of Lochalsh Railway Is One of Scotland’s Best Train Journeys The Kyle of Lochalsh railway guide exists for one simple reason: this railway is widely considered one of the most scenic trai...
Kyle of Lochalsh and the Kyle Line: Scotland’s Most Scenic Railway The journey to Kyle of Lochalsh is often considered one of the most scenic travel experiences in Scotland, whether you travel by trai...
Best Day Trips from Inverness: Castles, Lochs, and Highland Scenery Inverness is often described as the gateway to the Scottish Highlands, and one of the main reasons people stay here is because there...
Isle of Skye Travel Guide Overview The Isle of Skye is one of the most famous destinations in Scotland and is widely considered one of the most spectacular places anywhere in the UK. Located off the w...
North Coast 500 Overview The North Coast 500 is one of the most famous road trips in the UK and is often described as Scotland’s answer to Route 66. The route is a circular journey of around 500 miles...