The Mist Over Loch Lomond

Why Scotland’s Landscape Haunts Our Dreams

“O ye'll tak' the high road, and I'll tak' the low road, And I'll be in Scotland afore ye.”
— Traditional Scottish folk song, “The Bonnie Banks o’ Loch Lomond”

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The Mist Over Loch Lomond on a wet and foggy day - When you think of Scotland and its weather. You think of this - Shutterstock

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In today’s email:-

• The Mist Over Loch Lomond

• Ignite Your Wanderlust

• Around the Web: A Walk Through the Past; Slow Whisky and Rich Story at Glengoyne Distillery; Scotland Never Leaves You and more…

• Everything you need to know about visiting the Scottish Highlands and the Isle of Skye

• Experiences Likely To Sell Out

• 🌟 New: Travel Quizzer is Here!

• From Social Media: Are the Highlands calling you?

• Scottish Food You Will Love: Trying Scottish Food with Pool Players!

• Coo Wee: Scotland's BEST Day Trip: Loch Lomond

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The Mist Over Loch Lomond

There’s something about Loch Lomond that stays with you long after you’ve left. The morning mist moves like it remembers—softening the hills, stirring old stories, and blurring the line between memory and myth. This landscape doesn’t just impress. It reaches deep. The silence is rich, and every ripple on the water feels like a whisper from the past. Scotland’s beauty is raw and timeless, and Loch Lomond captures that feeling of homecoming—especially for those with Scottish roots or a love of wild places. But to truly feel it, you need more than a visit. You need a guide. And we have one for you. Let us help you explore the loch, the land, and the legend—so you don’t just see Scotland. You feel it.

Loch Lomond in the Highlands - Shutterstock

Ignite Your Wanderlust

Feeling uninspired by the usual travel destinations? It's time to ignite your wanderlust in the Scottish Highlands and the Isle of Skye! This breathtaking region offers a unique blend of rugged landscapes, historic castles, and tranquil lochs, perfect for travellers seeking adventure and tranquillity alike. Experience the timeless beauty and rich culture that make the Highlands and the Isle of Skye a truly unforgettable escape from the ordinary.

Isle of Skye in Scotland - Shutterstock

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Around The Web

A Walk Through the Past

Catch a boat from Balmaha to Inchcailloch Island, once home to a 13th-century church and ancient burial ground. It’s peaceful, wild, and steeped in history.
Walking trails lead through oak woods and up to a viewpoint with one of the best panoramas of Loch Lomond.

Slow Whisky and Rich Story at Glengoyne Distillery

Just 30 minutes from the loch’s southern edge, Glengoyne offers a dram with a difference. Their whisky is distilled slower than any other in Scotland—giving you time to savour both the flavour and the view. You can join a guided tour, sip a single malt straight from the cask, and learn how tradition shapes every bottle.

Fresh Seafood and stunning sunsets

Set right on the western shore, The Cruin offers stunning views, fresh Scottish seafood, and a relaxed, elegant vibe. It’s a perfect place to toast the loch at sunset. Book a table on the terrace for a front-row seat to Loch Lomond’s golden hour.

Cosy Fires, Local Fare

In the charming village of Balmaha, The Oak Tree Inn is perfect for hearty meals, local ales, and Highland hospitality. Stay the night or just pop in for a pie and a pint by the fire. It’s also a great base for walking the West Highland Way or climbing nearby Conic Hill.

Balloch Castle Country Park is History with a View

Explore the castle ruins and landscaped gardens at the foot of the loch. It’s ideal for a picnic, a gentle stroll, or simply admiring the loch from a grand historic setting. The 19th-century Gothic-style castle may be closed inside, but its setting offers picture-perfect moments.

Scotland Never Leaves You

There’s a reason why so many who visit Scotland feel a pull to return—or never quite leave it behind. It’s not just the castles or the whisky or even the landscapes. It’s something deeper. A tug in the chest. A whisper from the past. A memory that doesn't fade.

Isle of Eigg, Small Isles, Hebrides - A beautiful bay at low tide with silver sands and An Sgurr in the background - Shutterstock

Top Experiences In Scotland Likely To Sell Out

2024 is going to be a busy year - Here is a list of the top experiences that will most likely sell out and you should book in advance. Don’t delay!

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🌟 New: Travel Quizzer is Here!

Are you ready to prove your travel smarts? Don’t miss the chance to play the hottest new trivia game for travel lovers!

Here’s a taste: Where is the famous Kylemore Abbey located?

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From Social Media

Are the Highlands calling you?

Scottish Food You Will Love

Trying Scottish Food with Pool Players!

Coo Wee

Scotland's BEST Day Trip: Loch Lomond

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