A Scottish island has been crowned one of Europe's top travel destinations. One visitor described it as "gorgeous".

Aberdeen geoologists confirmed that cracks in the Earth, called volcanic fissures, helped create many of the Inner Hebrides.

Ranked at number 11, this seaside hamlet on the Isle of Mull is awash with vivid reds, oranges, radiant yellows and sharp ...

Insh Island is accessible by private boat or helicopter and is located near Easdale, which is Scotland’s smallest inhabited ...

Colonsay is a roughly 10-by-2-mile island in Scotland’s Inner Hebrides. It has a bookstore, two galleries, two distilleries making gin, a general store and the Colonsay House, a Georgian home ...

Known for hilltop castles, abundant rainfall, and rolling green valleys speckled with flocks of sheep, Scotland far exceeds its classic clichés. From the Highlands to the islands, Scotland is an ...

Sea spaghetti, red algae, and sea buckthorn may not be the ingredients that come to mind when you think of Scottish cuisine.

A job opportunity on a picturesque Scottish island has come up. The successful applicant will have their accommodation ...

The Inner Hebrides—a collection of 79 islands stretching about 200 miles north to south off the coast of Scotland—offers private retreats to buyers drawn to sweeping vistas and diverse ...

I recently spent two nights at a unique, six-room hotel on the Isle of Mull, in the Inner Hebrides on the western side of Scotland. Mull is about three hours from Glasgow, reached by ferry from ...

Colonsay is a roughly 10-by-2-mile island in Scotland's Inner Hebrides. It has a bookstore, two galleries, two distilleries making gin, a general store and the Colonsay House, a Georgian home ...