Thousands of Atlantic Puffins (Fratercula Arctica) make Scotland their home in spring and summer, as they return to breed along Scottish coast. One could say, a Puffin’s life is very predictable; they mate for life and return to the very same spot annually. Often even to the very same burrow! Having spent most of the year at the sea, they…
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14 BEST PLACES TO SEE PUFFINS IN SCOTLAND
Hiking in Europe: 14 best coastal walks in the UK
Without any doubt the UK has some of the best coastal walks in Europe. The coastline of Great Britain (which is ‘mainland’, excluding Northern Ireland and islands) is over 11,000 miles (18,000km), this really speaks the volume of the opportunities for coastal walks. If you add coastlines of Northern Ireland and offshore islands, there are enough paths, even for the…
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Where to stay in Glencoe
Glen Coe has always been a popular destination for Scottish walkers and climbers, with dozens of outstanding, tempting hills dotting both sides of the glen. However, in recent years its popularity skyrocketed even more, with many visitors wanting to experience and admire the beauty of this outstanding valley during their visit to Scotland. Many of the road trippers just drive…
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See the Northern Lights for the first time – a guide for a savvy traveller
One of the most mysterious and exciting natural phenomenon, the Northern Lights, are on the bucket list of many travellers. People who already have seen the Aurora are raving how amazing it is. However, I have also heard some people saying how seeing the Northern Lights was nothing like they expected, that the colours were not as vivid as they…
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Where to stay in Zakopane – our top 10 picks
Zakopane is a unique town, with a lot of character and typical highland architecture unlike anywhere in Poland. It also is an ideal location for your holiday in Tatra mountains. Of course, one of the most important factors to make your holiday stress free is a nice and clean accommodation, with an approachable, friendly and responsive host. Therefore we decided…
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Things to do on Islay, discover Queen of the Hebrides, Scotland
Isle of Islay – The Queen of Hebrides is the southern-most island of Inner Hebrides and a 5th largest Scottish island. Circa 3300 people call Islay their home and most of them live in the capital of the island, Bowmore. Lets start with some interesting facts about Islay: Around 50% of the island’s population speak Gaelic. The main industries on…
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10 amazing walks in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland
Dumfries and Galloway, a hidden gem of southwest Scotland, is a perfect destination for those looking for quiet trails, slower pace and variety of activities. Located over the stunning Solway Firth estuary, Dumfries and Galloway is home to quiet sandy beaches and craggy coastal cliffs. Inland on the other hand, there are acres of forest and rolling hills with abundance…
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Bruach na Frithe, how to climb to the Black Cuillin ridge from Sligachan
Bruach na Frithe is one of the peaks of Black Cuillin ridge – a high, jagged alpine mountain ridge legendary for its extreme exposure, drops and difficulty, on Isle of Skye in Scotland. The reputation of Black Cuillin ridge may discourage some walkers and scramblers, but at the same time, it works as a magnet for adventure seeking climbers. In…
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Hiking guide to the Paps of Jura and climbing the Mountain of Gold
The beautiful and untamed Isle of Jura is located in Argyle and Bute region, along the west coast of Scotland. The island is home to the wild Paps of Jura, cone shaped hills of quartzite that provide a challenging yet rewarding hiking experience. If you’re a seasoned hiker looking for a walk in remote Scottish location to enjoy solitude and…
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Why You Should Visit Steigen in Norway
Steigen municipality is an area in Nordland, Northern Norway. Despite being located only a stone throw from world-famous Lofoten and having just as much to offer, Steigen and its islands are rather unknown, and off beaten track destination in Norway. It’s quite incredible that this stunning region remains under the radar of most visitors to Norway! The most obvious and…
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Hiking in Europe: less visited summer hiking destinations
In this year’s summer edition of our ‘Hiking in Europe’ series, we focus on quiet hiking regions in Europe, where the trails are likely to be more remote and less visited. We searched for mountain ranges, national parks or just a region within a country. As usual, we have asked other travellers and hikers to help us to find those…
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