Ethical, Sustainable, Plant-Based Travel
House sitting is becoming an increasingly popular solution for homeowners who need to travel and want to make sure their homes and furry friends are well-looked-after. But how does one go about finding a house sitter? And how does one go about becoming a house sitter? The answer for both lies within house sitting websites.
Being a travelling vegan can sometimes be a challenge. While it can be tempting to rock up at any destination of our choice and throw caution to the wind in favour of fully harnessing the boho way of life, it is wise to do a bit of research first – especially if you follow a
The Pentland Hills is the ideal location for having a picnic, strolling, or hiking if you want to get away from the city and reconnect with nature. Walks in the Pentlands provide breathtaking views of Edinburgh and South Queensferry. Read More: Edinburgh to North Berwick: A Day Trip with Puffins & Castles You can get
You might not expect a city with only 537,000 people (2020) to have some of the best vegan scenes in the world. Say hello to Edinburgh! The incredible capital of Scotland is home to an endless number of vegan restaurants, so keep reading to discover the best vegan and vegan-friendly restaurants in Edinburgh and beyond!c
If you’re looking for a city break and want to experience Scotland’s incredible wildlife, nature, and castles, then look no further than North Berwick. Often underrated, North Berwick is only a quick commuter train ride from Edinburgh and has so much to offer. Read on for everything you need to know for a day trip
Discovering a few of Scotland’s most romantic locations for your next romantic getaway is a great idea to surprise your partner with. Long beaches, chic city centres, and turreted castles may be found all over this magnificent country making your couples break in Scotland particularly special.If you visit Scotland you will be enjoying intriguing sights
It would be a sin to visit the enchanting city of Edinburgh without stopping for a nip of Scotch whisky to warm the cockles on a cold Scottish day! In fact, why not go one step further and indulge in a whisky experience?! Whether you want to stay city-bound, or head somewhere a little more
If you’re thinking of traveling to Edinburgh in December, you’ll definitely have plenty to do!Edinburgh is a great winter, Christmas, and New Year’s Eve destination. December weather in Edinburgh can be chilly, ranging from 1 to 7 degrees Celsius, so make sure you pack layers of clothing, mittens, and a hat. You should also be
Scotland has something for everyone, so if you’re browsing Scotland gift experiences for a loved one – it won’t take long before you find something that perfectly suits their tastes. Whether your loved one is a thrill-seeker with a particular love of the outdoors, or they enjoy nothing more than some pampering during a glamorous
