The Ramsay at Airhouses is a wheelchair accessible lodge in the Scottish Borders…

Looking for wheelchair accessible things to do in Glasgow? Well, Kirsty and I recently had the brilliant experience of joining a wheelchair friendly tea blending workshop at Bird & Blend Tea Co. on Glasgow's bustling Byres Road…

A wheelchair accessible adaptive canoeing adventure on Loch Lomond, Scotland

A wheelchair accessible speedboat adventure in Edinburgh with Wetwheels!

Here’s an exciting three-day wheelchair friendly itinerary that takes in the best that the area has to offer. Watch the video or read the blog - and don’t forget to save it for your next trip to Moray Speyside!

Crathie is a wee village in Royal Deeside just over an hour from Aberdeen itself. Crathie Opportunity Holidays is nestled in the Old Manse Courtyard. Four granite cottages…

Wheelchair accessible things to do in Perthshire - We ventured to: The Fortingall Yew, Highland Safaris Red Deer Centre, The Courtyard Shop & Deli, The Courtyard Bar and Brasserie.

The article even reveals some new wheelchair accessible accommodation in the area.

As a wheelchair user, I don’t think any holiday in Scotland is complete without some accessible mountain scenery! I’m lucky to live not far from some seriously impressive views of Ben Lawers and the Tarmachan Ridge as a whole, but what’s even better is I can get up to 1400ft in my wheelchair.

The winter festivities are well and truly upon us, and I’m a sucker for some twinkly lights and music, so when I saw Christmas at The Botanics advertised I just knew I had to go. The website mentioned good wheelchair access, and wheelchair accessible parking, plus free carer’s tickets - it was already sounding good! But how was it in reality?

In Islay you can wheel past stunning coastline, through woodland, and visit not one, but three famous distilleries along the way. I’m talking about the Three Distilleries Pathway that runs from Port Ellen for 5.5km (3.4miles) all the way to Ardbeg…

A luxury hotel on an island in Scotland, with wheelchair access, that’s also dog friendly? You might think that’s impossible to find, but I found exactly that at The Machrie on the stunning Inner-Hebridean island of Islay.

If you’ve been following me on Instagram or Facebook recently, you’ll know I’ve had a bit of beef with Enchanted Forest in Pitlochry about carer’s tickets and accessibility. If you haven’t heard of Enchanted Forest, it’s a light and sound installation in Faskally Wood…

Nestled in a mountainside, Benmore Botanic Garden is a fantastic wheelchair-accessible day out and a haven of colour and texture in Argyll…

We tried wheelchair archery at House of Mulben. Was it a bullseye experience? Well, almost…

Wheelchair accessible and dog-friendly holiday accommodation can be hard to come by, but Boghead Farm Holiday Cottages has it all!

The Kintyre 66 is a 66-mile-long route that takes in the stunning Kintyre Peninsula, and the Isle of Gigha…

As any wheelchair user will know, the natural environment gives not one flying ferret about accessibility, so we knew this was going to be a tough one…

Eriskay is so magical that Kirsty cried when we first began driving from the ferry and towards South Uist. The green hills with rocky outcrops, set against a cerulean blue sky was magical.

Spoiler alert - we made it to the Calanais Standing Stones. But how did we do it? And what other wheelchair-friendly things did we find to do in the Isles of Lewis and Harris?