Author Archives: Two Scots Abroad

World’s Longest Floating Boardwalk In Coeur D’Alene Puts Idaho On The PNW Travel Map

Illuminated marina and dock with reflections at sunset in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

A long lakeside walk, easy downtown access, and plenty to do on and off the water are helping Coeur d’Alene stand out as an Idaho stop with real Pacific Northwest appeal.

These Family-Friendly Stays in Scotland Make Trips Much Easier

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Looking for the best places to stay in Scotland for families? These resorts, hotels and family-friendly bases stand out for pools, play areas, beach access, self-catering options and easy days out.

Planning a Scotland Campervan Trip? These Routes Are the Ones Worth Driving

Best Routes for a Campervan Trip Around Scotland | Planning a Scotland Campervan Trip? These Routes Are the Ones Worth Driving

Few countries are better suited to campervan adventures than Scotland. One minute you’re winding through dramatic mountain passes, the next you’re parked beside a peaceful loch with nothing but birdsong and the occasional Highland cow for company. Travelling by campervan lets you slow down, take the scenic route, and stop whenever somewhere catches your eye. […]

Active Things to Do in Norfolk for an Adventure-Focused Weekend

Active Things to Do in Norfolk for an Adventure Focused Weekend shutterstock 1368670154 | Active Things to Do in Norfolk for an Adventure-Focused Weekend

If your ideal weekend involves muddy trainers, fresh air, and earning that pub dinner afterwards, Norfolk deserves a spot on your travel list. While many visitors know the county for its beaches and peaceful villages, it’s also packed with opportunities to get outdoors and stay active. From forests and cycling trails to waterways and adventure […]