Knoydart is not for the faint of heart. This rugged peninsula on Scotland’s west coast—often described as one of the last true wilderness areas in the country—demands effort from those who visit. The reward? A landscape of staggering beauty, remote tranquility, and a rhythm of life dictated by nature rather than the clock. But after … Read more
Knoydart, one of Scotland’s last great wildernesses, is not the place for neon lights or bustling nightlife. There are no crowded streets, no honking taxis, no late-night takeaways with queues stretching into the small hours. But for those who make the journey to this remote peninsula—accessible only by boat or a long trek through the … Read more
Knoydart, often described as one of the last true wildernesses in the British Isles, is a place where the elements dictate the rhythm of life. On clear days, its rugged landscapes invite exploration, but when the rain sets in—often with a persistence that suggests it has no intention of leaving—plans must shift. Fortunately, a wet … Read more