Eagle Brae is a collection of ten luxurious, self-catering log cabins in Scotland, tucked into a secluded valley west of Loch Ness. The Canadian red cedar logs, free-roaming deer and other wildlife, attention to detail, and proximity in the Highlands make the cabins perfect for a short or long stay holiday. Of all the places I’ve stayed in Scotland, Eagle Brae is easily the best.
In the heart of the Cairngorms National Park is a remote valley called Glen Clova, where the Glen Clova Hotel & Lodges is located. Considering only one road leads into the miles-long valley, the hotel could easily be considered one of the most remote in Scotland. If you’re looking for some tranquility or the perfect venue not too far from Edinburgh, Glen Clova is the ideal choice.
Scotland’s North Coast 500 is one of the most spectacular road trips in the world. Between the breathtaking Highlands, pristine beaches, caves, waterfalls, and wildlife, you get to see the best of Nature. But the North Coast 500 also has some incredible restaurants and cafes. Since you have to eateach day, I think it’s vital to know where to find good food.
It’s subjective to consider what are the best cafes in Edinburgh. It depends on whether you’re looking for the best Scottish breakfast, the best coffee, or just the best place to work on the laptop. For years, I’ve bounced between the best cafes in Edinburgh with their delicious third-wave coffee and comfortable, cozy nooks to get my writing done.
Cullen skink is one of my favorite dishes in Scotland, but something many people might not order if only because they don’t understand the name. I’ve spent months trying Cullen skink at restaurants all over Edinburgh, trying to find the best. Some are certainly better than others. Here are my top recommendations.