I don’t live a Nomad life sadly, but I do love to get out and about, whether that be taking the camper (Kevan) and my dog (Perry) away in Scotland for a few nights, or whether to jump on a plane and head away for a few days – I’m there.
A lover of most things outdoors, you can usually find me in the middle of a loch on my paddleboard, or occasionally up a Munro. It’s more likely than finding me at home.
Salt caves, also known as halotherapy or speleotherapy are said to have many health benefits, as well as reducing stress levels – of course I had to check this out!
Nestled in Blairgowrie is an almost secret, picturesque walk that takes you across a bridge over the River Ericht and to a number of viewpoints along the river, including a spot called Cargill’s Leap!
Carn Na Caim and A’ Bhuidheanach Bheag are two mountains located in the Scottish Highlands. They are part of the Drumochter Hills and sit on the East side of the A9.
You’re all set to go on the North Coast 500 and the paddleboard is coming to? Where do you go? Here’s a couple of my suggestions.
So you’ve got your board and you’re ready to go – the next thought – where to paddleboard near me? Well if you’re around the East Coast of Scotland – here’s some of my top recommendations.
A beginners guide to paddleboarding from someone who jumped right in at the deep end, or should I say fell in many, many times.