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I’ve been living in Edinburgh for two weeks now, after spending most of the last year living in the south of Spain. It’s not a completely unfamiliar place for me to move to, I used to live here in 2013 and 2014. This time though, I’ve moved under very different circumstances, returning to join a fiancé that I definitely didn’t have the last time I was here. Friends have left. Groups have changed. I’m living in an area I barely spent any time in before, and it’s familiar and completely different at the same time. These musings were written in my first few days living in Edinburgh… My skin feels drier. The air is palpably different, although I couldn’t tell you how. I think I’ve forgotten Spanish already, although it’s only been a day. Edinburgh is like another lifetime in another world. It’s grey, but not depressing. The blue sky peeks through the clouds, the chimney stacks of old buildings reach to meet it. I spot Art...

Scotland is a country with a rich history, stunning beauty, and some of the kindest locals you’ll meet. Mysterious standing stones are spread across the country, as are castle ruins which were once home to different clans and noble families. Meanwhile, the vast, open lands and misty topped mountain peaks, make you feel like you are somewhere truly magical. The best way I recommend exploring it all… an unforgettable trip through central and north Scotland, from Edinburgh to the Isle of Skye by car! Accommodation One of the many great things about Scotland is the Right to Roam, which allows you to wild camp all across the country. With so much open space, you are bound to find some hidden gem spots to pitch a tent. If you are looking for something more comfortable, you can also rent a campervan. Visit Scotland’s official tourism website, for their recommendations on companies to rent from. Renting a Car in Scotland It’s easy to start your road trip by picking...