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Gayle goes for a hack in a remote part of Royal Deeside with new trail riding centre Highlands Unbridled.

Q&A Meet Iain Macwhirter: 'Nicola Sturgeon won't risk a wildcat referendum because of what happened in Catalonia' Iain Macwhirter has been providing analysis and insight to Herald readers with his bi-weely column for years, and has seen us through some turbulent times. The columnist and author has shared his thoughts on Scottish independence, Nicola Sturgeon and what will come in the next few years in Scotland. What's been the highlight of your career? I was a BBC lobby correspondent and political TV presenter in Westminster and in Holyrood. I have written for a wide range of publications...

Philipp Pe West Voe Beach, Shetlands This crescent-shaped white sandy beach of West Voe beach is sheltered by steep dunes covered in marram grass and looks out onto turquoise waters. It reminds me of Yyteri beach on Finland’s west coast. ElenaNoeva via Getty Images Yyteri Beach, Finland Yyteri has a magnificent 6km stretch of golden sands that has a wild feel and is backed by extensive sand dunes, wispy beach grass, and nearby woodlands. The Shetlands has the upper hand with almost 1,700 miles of coastline and West Voe beach is one of five spots to receive a Seaside Award from Keep Scotlan...

21 Scenic Scottish Holidays for 2021 by DC Thomson Travel © Shutterstock See Shetland's Eshaness Cliffs firsthand in 2021. When the timing is right, exploring the very best of Scotland could prove to be the perfect 2021 travel adventure. Looking at the year ahead, we preview 21 Scottish holidays scheduled to depart throughout 2021. 1. Arran, ‘Scotland in Miniature’ © Shutterstock Glen Rosa, Arran. The spectacular Isle of Arran found in the Firth of Clyde is the best of Scotland distilled down into miniature. Discovering the island, this tour, available from April to September, shows ...

Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up The majority of visitors forced to postpone trips to the North Coast 500 during the pandemic plan to return when restriction lift, a new survey has found. Thousands of tourists had to put their travel plans on hold due to Covid restrictions. But the survey by the famous Highland tourist route shows 57% have rescheduled their trip for this year and 18% aim to visit in 2022 or later. The survey was sent out at the beginning of November to more than 13,000 website subscrib...