28/08/2026
🏴 Scotland Walking Holiday
I honestly don’t quite know how to put this trip into words.
Eight women. Most strangers at the start. Four days in the Highlands. Between the walking, the wild swimming, the waterfalls, the cake, the giggles, the scenic drives and the endless loo breaks… a little sisterhood was formed.
I wanted to create a way for women to experience the incredible beauty of the Scottish Highlands without needing to be a technical walker, climb mountains or push themselves to their limits.
A walking holiday that was genuinely achievable. A chance to explore somewhere completely different and magical but at a pace that allowed everyone to enjoy it. With options for time alone too.
Less than 2 hrs off the flight we had people standing in waterfalls ♡
Six of us took on the incredible 11.5 mile Glen Affric walk on day2, while two enjoyed a gentler day along the River Ness and through the Botanical Gardens.
We walked beside mirror like lochs, through bright green ferns and purple heather, crossed little streams, navigated a few boggy sections and stopped more times than I can count just to say “LOOK AT THAT VIEW!”
We swam in Loch Ness at Dores Beach, watched the Falls of Foyers in the forest, explored Fort Augustus and Urquhart Castle, spotted Highland cows, wandered around beautiful little Cromarty and ate a LOT of cake. 🍰
Our accommodation was a beautiful space where everyone could come together, cook, eat, play games, use the sauna, sit outside and laugh until our stomachs hurt… but also somewhere with enough space to disappear for a little while if you needed quiet time.
It was important to me that everyone could have space if need be too. We're all busy. Life can be noisy. And sometimes a holiday needs to be whatever you need it to
We're already planning cinema trips and meet-ups back in Kent, and I absolutely love that something that started with a walking holiday has turned into friendships that will continue long after the Highlands.
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