Attention all outdoor enthusiasts, hikers, and van lifers! Have you ever dreamed of visiting a place with unparalleled natural beauty? Look no further than Scotland, where the coastline, beaches, countryside, and mountains will take your breath away.
Whether you prefer hitting the trails on foot or cruising around in a cosy camper van, Scotland has it all. Our blogs will guide you through some of the most spectacular sights and experiences Scotland has to offer.
Are you craving a challenge? Scotland boasts some of the most amazing mountains in the world, just waiting for you to conquer them. Or, maybe you're in the mood for some beach relaxation or a stroll through enchanting forests.
Need a place to park for the night? No problem! We've got all the insider tips to help you make the most of your van life experience. And, let's not forget about the incredible wildlife that calls Scotland home. From majestic birds of prey to playful seals, there's no shortage of fascinating creatures to spot.
So, what are you waiting for? Get ready to explore the wonders of Scotland, and let us be your guide!
We have also curated the Ultimate list of
Public Showers in Scotland so you can stay fresh and clean on your road trip to Scotland.
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Welcome to Loch Etive, a place in Scotland that is beyond incredible to the eye and senses...
A, must-see, stop on Scotland's NC500 you won’t want to miss! Smoo Cave...
Eilean Donan Castle is in the heart of the Scottish Highlands and is one of Scotland's most famous castles...
Grey Mare’s Tail is one of our favourite places in Scotland. Why you might ask?...
A stop on Scotland's NC500 you won’t want to miss. Knockan Crag Nature Reserve...
Rogie Falls is located in the Scottish Highlands. The Black Water River at Rogie Falls features...
Where you can watch Salmon jump upstream during seasonal periods and so much more..
A, must-see, stop on Scotland's NC500 you won’t want to miss! Smoo Cave...
Eilean Donan Castle is in the heart of the Scottish Highlands and is one of Scotland's most famous castles...
Are you looking to plan your North Coast 500 road trip in your campervan? Then look no further as we’ve curated the best list of NC500 campsites.
On the east coast of Scotland, tucked away into a little peninsula this has to be one of the quietest and most remote beach spots we have found on our vanlife travels around Scotland.
A stop on Scotland's NC500 you won’t want to miss. Knockan Crag Nature Reserve...
Rogie Falls is located in the Scottish Highlands. The Black Water River at Rogie Falls features...
One of the most famous movie locations in Glen Etive is the spot where the Scotland scene in the James Bond movie "Skyfall" was filmed...
Overnight parking by the beach is a vanlife dream, with very few campsites offering the same views and opportunity, we are sharing our favourite spots all with ‘allowed’ overnight parking to not only give you peace of mind but also a cost-effective way to enjoy the magical coastal spots in Scotland.
Grey Mare’s Tail is one of our favourite places in Scotland. Why you might ask?...
Overnight parking by the beach is a vanlife dream, with very few campsites offering the same views and opportunity, we are sharing our favourite spots all with ‘allowed’ overnight parking to not only give you peace of mind but also a cost-effective way to enjoy the magical coastal spots in Scotland.
One of the most famous movie locations in Glen Etive is the spot where the Scotland scene in the James Bond movie "Skyfall" was filmed...
A stop on Scotland's NC500 you won’t want to miss. Knockan Crag Nature Reserve...
Rogie Falls is located in the Scottish Highlands. The Black Water River at Rogie Falls features...
Ardentinny Beach is a beautiful sandy beach situated on the western shore of the Cowal Peninsula...
Where you can watch Salmon jump upstream during seasonal periods and so much more..
Castle Tioram or Tioram Castle on Loch Moidart in Lochaber Highlands, Scotland is a castle from the films and history...
One of the most famous movie locations in Glen Etive is the spot where the Scotland scene in the James Bond movie "Skyfall" was filmed...
A stop on Scotland's NC500 you won’t want to miss. Knockan Crag Nature Reserve...
Overnight parking by the beach is a vanlife dream, with very few campsites offering the same views and opportunity, we are sharing our favourite spots all with ‘allowed’ overnight parking to not only give you peace of mind but also a cost-effective way to enjoy the magical coastal spots in Scotland.
On the east coast of Scotland, tucked away into a little peninsula this has to be one of the quietest and most remote beach spots we have found on our vanlife travels around Scotland.
Overnight parking by the beach is a vanlife dream, with very few campsites offering the same views and opportunity, we are sharing our favourite spots all with ‘allowed’ overnight parking to not only give you peace of mind but also a cost-effective way to enjoy the magical coastal spots in Scotland.
Introducing Our Ultimate Scotland Explorer’s Map! Off to Scotland for a trip of a lifetime? We have hand-selected allowed overnight parking spots, essential facilities and must-see places Whether you're in a campervan, on a motorcycle, cycling through the highlands, hiking the mountains, or taking a weekend break—you’ve come to the right place!
We’ve done the hard work so you don’t have to. After exploring Scotland time and time again, we've created a Google My Maps guide with over 600 pins of essential locations so you can unlock Scotland’s best-kept secrets without the stress of planning.
Scotland Series
Scotland has a temperate maritime climate, which means that the weather can be quite changeable and unpredictable. The country is known for its cool, wet weather, with temperatures rarely reaching above 25°C (77°F) in the summer and often dipping below freezing in the winter.
In general, the west coast of Scotland tends to be wetter than the east coast, and the Highlands tend to be cooler than the lowlands. However, the weather can vary greatly depending on the season and location within the country.
In the summer months (June to August), temperatures tend to range between 12°C (54°F) and 19°C (66°F), and there can be a mix of sunshine and rain. In the winter months (December to February), temperatures can drop to around 0°C (32°F) or lower, and snow is not uncommon, especially in the Highlands.
Overall, visitors to Scotland should be prepared for the possibility of rain and cooler temperatures, no matter what time of year they visit.
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