The amount of history packed into this place is incredible. It is a bit off the beaten track for tourists but it is so full of history that it’s well worth a visit. The kids have a great time exploring and the vast number of stairs always knackers them.
10 Things To Do In Gairloch
A popular tourist destination in the summer months, Gairloch in Wester Ross is a fantastic place for families to visit. Situated on the shores of Loch Gairloch, the surrounding villages dotted around the loch including Strath, Smithstown, Charlestown, Shieldaig, Lecknasaide and Badachro provide a huge number of activities, places to eat and places to stay …
27 Scottish Holiday Parks & Resorts With Pools
Going abroad might not be an option right now, but you can still have a great family holiday right here in Scotland. Granted, sunshine is never guaranteed, but with a little bit of preparation for the weather you can have a wonderful holiday without leaving our beautiful shores. This is your guide to the best …
The Best Historic Scotland Sites For Families
One of the most notable things about Scotland is that no matter where you are, a castle is never very far away. It is estimated that there are more than 2,000 castles in Scotland and these range from romantic ruins to fairytale turreted palaces to commanding fortresses, plus everything in between. Last year we had …
King’s Caves, Arran
The King’s Caves trail on the beautiful island of Arran is a great walk for families, taking you on a circular walk down to a rocky beach where you can explore a series of natural, oceanfront caves. One of the caves is said to have been where Robert the Bruce took refuge after defeat by …
Loch Lomond Faerie Trail
The Loch Lomond Faerie Trail is truly a wonderful day out for families, and a lovely walk through some beautiful countryside. The trail is incredibly well set out with a fantastic booklet to guide you through the woodland around the trail, and activities or puzzles to solve at each fairy door station.
Ben A’an Hill Walk
The Ben A’an hill walk isn’t an easy stroll, but the views from the top are exceptional and it is a beautiful walk to get there. Take your time and let the kids enjoy it as you go. The juice is most definitely worth the squeeze on this wee gem of a hill.
The Whangie Hill Walk
The Whangie is one of the most kid friendly walks we’ve done in Scotland. The dramatic rock formation is stunning to see and is like a natural playground for kids who like to explore. It’s easy enough for young kids to walk by themselves. A great few hours out!
Camera Obscura
Camera Obscura is packed full of interactive exhibits. It’s a full sensory overload and a brilliant day out. Highly recommend.
A Weekend In The East Neuk
The East Neuk of Fife is a wonderful place for families to explore. You could spend the entire time at all the different beaches, but here are some things to do if you have a weekend in the East Neuk.