This loch captures the imagination of children because, well … it has the Loch Ness Monster! But there’s a lot more to these magical waters than Nessie. Read on to discover cruises and castles, hotels and Highland Cows, waterfalls and water sports, clans and cafés, and v funky glamping.
We visited Dumfries House in January 2020, and we’ve held back sharing it for so long, but with the talk that summer staycations may be possible it’s time to share. So if you’re looking for somewhere different when it’s eventually safe to explore Scotland bear Dumfries Estate in mind. This country estate is a family friendly rural break. Self-catering accommodation is ideal in times of Covid, and the grounds and country house are simply stunning. It also makes for a good day out, and does a mean Sunday lunch. Have you seen the house’s yellow family parlour? It’s jaw-dropping, I wouldn’t let my kids near it 🙂
Freedom is getting closer! The time is coming to escape with our families, or reconnect with grandparents and extended family. Here’s a list of family friendly hotels that love welcoming children. Have an absolutely fabulous time. We all deserve it.
As Scotland heads slowly towards opening up from April 2021, seek inspiration and ideas for future trips. So here’s an outline itinerary for Scotland, for when the time is right. It includes headline attractions that are on many bucketlists, as well as a few lesser known suggestions should you wish try something different. All ideas place family and kids at their heart. Better times are coming…
What animal do you think this is carved in the rock in Cullen? Gorilla, hippo or what?
Scotland is waiting for us. This coastal region offers a grand family day out or short break, when we’re allowed to escape and explore. Enjoy the gorgeous pics of Scotland for now.
Sharing this vast, historical and dramatic self-catering destination in Royal Deeside. Unique and a haunt of Queen Victoria’s.
Visited Post-Covid, in August 2020, and includes the latest Covid precautions and changes. Thankfully this glamping site in Morayshire hasn’t lost any of its fun and adventure.
Self-Catering Family Apartments in Edinburgh with The Knight Residence – If you wish to explore the Scottish capital, but keep yourself to yourself, then…
If you’re starting to mull over travel once more, we’ve pulled together the best family-friendly self-catering we’ve experienced in Scotland over the years. So when it’s safe to explore again, you’ll have fresh ideas about where to stay. This includes everything from luxury hotels offering self-catering suites, to rural escapes with hot tubs.
This isolated rural escape is a truly charming short break with accommodation that’s as cute as a button, and enough baby lambs to make guests feel warm and fuzzy inside. Accessible yet simultaneously remote, Craigduckie is a heartwarming and quality glamping experience. And, in the current climate, a remote escape that allows people to keep themselves to themselves.
The 520 acre and five star Fairmont St Andrews works on many levels. From the tartan-trewed doorman who welcomed the children at the doorstep, to a cool play room and an astounding art installation. It’s known for its golf, but there’s so much more on offer.