Bespoke Caledonia Experience Blog

We get it - the chilly temperatures and shorter days of winter feel miserable. Even to us in Scotland, the winter certainly brings about a change in mood and a different lifestyle than in the summer time. Despite the summer being over, there are still plenty of reasons to come and visit Scotland in the "darker" months, and this is the perfect time to come and explore the cozier side of our beautiful country. From cottage retreats to the frozen landscape - here are five reason

Scotland is famous for its whisky, where visitors from around the world flock to sample some of the finest single malt on the planet. This is a well deserved accolade as Scotland has been honing its whisky making techniques for centuries.  You don’t have to go far to find a distillery in Scotland, which can be found along the length and breadth of the country and can be found between the busiest cities and most remote highlands. Did you know that there are 5 distinct whisky r

Reasons to choose a private tour in Scotland. Read about why this may be the best option for you, over private hire or a group tour.

In 2019 we hired our first camper and went on an Hebridean Love Affair adventure.  We had a route planned to travel up the east coast and visit a few castles and mountain bike tracks as we slowly made our way west and back down through Glencoe.  The weather had other plans (this is Scotland after all!) and so we decided to go west first.  We drove up to Torridon which was a stunning and dramatic drive full of breath-taking mountain scenery and quiet Highland villages.  Once p