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Scotland
The wonders of wild outdoor Scotland according to Robyn Mundy
When I was first asked to work on Aurora’s ‘Wild Islands of Scotland’ voyages, I confess to being a tad …
Discovering Scotland’s wild islands
When you first think of Scotland, you’ll likely think of the big cities such as Edinburgh and Glasgow, as well …
Top things to do in Aberdeen before your Arctic Circle Cruise
Perched at the top of Britain, Scotland is characterised by its historic cities, winding roads and rugged terrain. The city …
Atlantic Puffin Facts & Information Guide
When you head into the waters of the North Sea on board Aurora Expeditions’ Wild Scotland tour, prepare to have …
How Old Is Skara Brae? And Who Used To Live There? The Full Story
The stone village of Skara Brae lay hidden for millennia on the windswept shores of Mainland, the largest island in …
A Wild Account Of An Expedition Cruise To Scotland
The Wild Scotland 2012 adventure surpassed my wildest expectations! View a photographic account of Amy’s voyage here! Sure, several of …
Discoveries On A Cruise To The Hebridean Islands
An essential element of our Wild Scotland tour, a Hebridean cruise has plenty to offer for history fanatics and wildlife …
Back By Popular Demand – Scottish Historian, Carol Knott
Over the years our Scottish historian, Carol Knott, as entertained our passengers with exciting tales of Scotlands rich and colourful history. …
A Birding Guide To Scotland
The Scottish Isles hold a world of delights from stunning natural landscapes to an array of wildlife. From the highlands …
Arctic Sailing Then And Now: Vikings And You!
Scandinavia is well-known for its Viking history. These ancient people shaped the local area, not just on home soil, but across …
Scotland Travel Guide – Stories From 2012
PUFFIN POST – Follow our expeditioners through the Scottish Isles as they make their way from Oban to the Faroes. We’ll …
Scotland Legends, Myths And Folklore
Humans love to imagine alternative realities where bizarre creatures interact with society. In fact, dig into Scotland’s past and you’ll soon …
