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Self Catering Scotland Walking the West Coast of Mainland Orkney And other exciting explorations   Skara Brae to Stromness Difficulty – moderate Time to complete  8 hours Distance  11 miles Starting point Skara Brae Visitor Centre Skara Brae is situated on the west coast of mainland Orkney and this walk

Marketing your accomodation online with Self Catering Scotland is another service we offer, the hospitality sector has suffered immeasurably during the last 10 months and it would be easy to take a pessimistic approach to the months ahead. Daily news seems to significantly extend the tunnel through which we were

Golf Widows Guide to Ayrshire
  Ayshire in Southern Scotland is a beautiful county that enjoys some of the UK’s finest coastline. The main towns in Ayshire are Ayr, Kilmarnock, and Irvine.  Ayrshire of course its famous for its golf culture as it boasts some of the UK’s top courses including Trump Turnberry, Royal Troon,

Guide to Dumfries and Galloway
Dumfries and Galloway is a peninsula South West of Scotland just over the Scottish borders. Given its location and nickname ‘the Lowlands of Scotland’ it can easily be bypassed for the lure of the Highlands. However, there are many gems and delights to be found on this rocky outcrop. So

11 Points of interest Orkney
  11 Best Things to Do in the Orkney Islands   The Orkney Islands The Orkney Isles are situated off the North coast of Scotland, 10 miles from Caithness and comprises 70 islands! 20 of these are inhabited and make for great island-hopping adventures. With a geography that attracts explorers

Portnahaven Beach Islay Scotland
Idyllic Winter Break   Portnahaven Islay The queen of the Hebrides, breathless and wild, the guardian of Great Britain she is the last piece of coastline, next stop Canada. Blog about taking a break Self Catering Portnahaven Islay in winter.   Self Catering Scotland Interview with Jonathan Newsam of Yardarm

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