Defying the stereotype that the UK is drab and grey, this breathtakingly colourful seaside town is simply magical. It's ...

One such island is Colonsay, which, in my opinion, is Scotland’s — if not the UK’s — best-kept secret. Known fondly as the ...

Photograph by Visit Scotland Head off road on a nighttime mountain ... bioluminescent aquatic life on Scotland’s shores. Due to Oban’s small population of just over 8,000 and lack of light ...

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Highlights include cycling, visiting the Seabird Centre ... and plane (from both Glasgow and Oban), Tiree is actually pretty accessible despite its small size*. *Well, assuming you live in Scotland.

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While the UK is home to 189 inhabited islands, not all are as well-known as the likes of Jersey, the Isle of Wight, and the ...

It’s a chance to visit oasis towns ... taking fewer than a dozen passengers – sails roundtrip from Oban on the west coast of Scotland. Priced from $2,100 to $4,100 per person.

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Derek hadn’t mentioned Nina’s visit to his brother and ... Nina and Derek’s honeymoon was “one day in Oban” — a coastal town in the west of Scotland. Nina and Derek toasted their ...

Herald writer at large Kevin McKenna meets travellers on the West Highland Line to discover the allure of the line billed as Scotland's most ...

More than once on the train journey which brought us to this place you make a pledge to Scotland: that never again ... quid for one beer and a sandwich in Oban.” I feel a Highland version ...