Taymouth Marina – a gem on the banks of Loch Tay

Taymouth Marina is one of Scotland’s hidden gems, situated right on the banks of Loch Tay. It is surrounded by the most magnificent landscape. This luxury holiday resort welcomes both holiday makers and day trippers, who are all free to take advantage of the fabulous facilities consisting of the award Winning Hot Box Spa, the…

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Crystal waters, coastlines and sailing at Craobh

If you’ve ever visualised a ‘Scottish’ marina then Craobh is it – think crystal waters, beautiful coastlines and islands with towering mountains as a backdrop and you’re there. Craobh (pronounced Kroov), is the sister marina to Kip, and situated in a naturally formed sheltered harbour just south of Oban. With easy access by road and…

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Kip Marina is perfect for taking to the water

If you’ve always had a hankering to take to the water, then Scotland’s premier marina is the place to begin. Whether you want a great day out with family or friends or you’re an expert sailor looking for a full-service facility with 24-hour access to keep your beloved boat, then Kip is for you. Open…

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Sail away to discover Scottish islands and heritage

Explore the inner and outer Hebrides under sail with VentureSail Holidays. A fleet of classic boats and adventure vessels will take you to beautiful anchorages, hidden island coves and out to the remote St Kilda. Enjoy up close wildlife encounters and explore ashore with visits to heritage sites and local distilleries. With the unspoilt views from…

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Give your skin a luminous boost for the colder months

Dried out cheeks, cracked knuckles and dull skin that’s in need of some TLC. Sounds familiar, doesn’t it? The difference in the condition of our skin is something many of us can already feel, especially as we enter the colder autumnal days. Quenching thirsty skin is often a battle, though. Opening up a bottle of…

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Successes at inaugural Scots Language Awards

The first annual Scots Language Awards were held on Friday night. Hosted by Alistair Heather and Frieda Morrison, it saw nominees and the audience from right across Scotland head to Glasgow to celebrate the Scots Language, before enjoying live performances from MG ALBA Scots Trad Music Awards 2018 Singer of The Year Iona Fyfe, musician,…

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Whyte & Mackay launches Wildcat Bramble gin

Whyte & Mackay continues to grow its gin portfolio by announcing the launch of a new flavour, Wildcat Bramble – the darker, thornier sister to Wildcat Gin. Available at Tesco throughout the UK, as well as in selected bars, Wildcat Bramble has been created to meet consumer demand for fun, varied flavours in up-tempo, after-dark occasions.…

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Novel focuses on issues affecting our former soldiers

R L McKinney’s debut novel follows Sean, a British soldier who has returned from Afghanistan after his best friend, Mitch, in an act of heroism saved his life but lost his own. With Mitch talking to Sean from beyond the grave, Sean begins to question his own sanity and finds the only place he fits…

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Scotland’s 19th century rebels with a cause

The Scottish Radicals demanding a better deal in 1820 were brutally suppressed by government forces. But many of their ideals and aims are still part of the political debate today. Most people never notice it, but attached to the bottom of Stirling Tolbooth is a small plaque. It is modest and unassuming but it commemorates…

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Our guide to Scottish wildlife spots continues

Scottish Field’s guide to the best places to enjoy the best of the country’s wildlife continues. We bring you 10 more places to go and see some of the fantastic creatures we have – at land, at sea and in the air – and where we recommend to see them. Click to read PART ONE…

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