Wild Gorse Studio is a leafy, light-filled corner of the Highlands where Julia’s passion for floristry meets a love of wild, foraged botanicals. Peruse the shop for plants and homeware, pick up coffee and cakes from the kitchen, or join a hands-on floral workshop if you have a morning or afternoon to fill.

Campbell’s of Beauly is a true Highland institution, weaving over a century’s worth of tailoring heritage with a modern appreciation for quality and Scottish style. Established in 1858, this family-run shop – originally known as the Highland Tweed House – has outfitted generations in classic Scottish country attire. Today, it offers a curated selection of ready-to-wear garments and bespoke tailoring services, including plus-fours, kilts, and sport coats, crafted on-site by skilled artisans. The shop's walls are lined with exclusive fabrics, many sourced from local mills, with a royal warrant from King Charles III to top it all off.

Crafting 100% organic beers from its own farm, this cult beerhouse offers a range of ales and lagers brewed without isinglass. Its quaintest overnight offering comes in the form of a handcrafted shepherd’s hut on the farm, providing a rustic retreat with views over organic fields.  

This Victorian lodge is one of those places that just draws you in – a grand old house with Loch Ness views, cosy corners clad in William Morris wallpaper, and a mile-long hike away from the Falls of Foyers (hence the name).