Undiscovered Scotland is a combination of visitor guide, accommodation listing and business directory which aims to show you what the country is really like.
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ALT Today's 'Where in Scotland' image. It is a squarish image showing a view along a river that comes into the bottom right of the frame and extends to its centre, where it disappears into vegetation. To its left is a path, then a wall, and the backs of housing. On the right is a mix of old and new buildings right on the edge of the river. The light is grey.
ALT The Round Church in Bowmore. The image shows a view up a road that is glimpsed in the bottom of the frame to a two-storey circular church. Much of the structure is white, though the front entrance, which is facing us, is made of stone and is topped off by a tower and bellcote. The front door is accessed by stone steps. The sky is largely blue.
ALT Today's 'Where in Scotland' image. It is a squarish image showing a view along a river that comes into the bottom right of the frame and extends to its centre, where it disappears into vegetation. To its left is a path, then a wall, and the backs of housing. On the right is a mix of old and new buildings right on the edge of the river. The light is grey.
ALT Craighouse on Jura. The image shows a stone pier in the foreground with a small fishing boat moored to it and lots of fishing gear on the pier. The harbour beyond leads to a shoreline above which is a line of mainly white buildings, including the Jura Stores and on the left of the line the Jura Hotel. The distillery lies between them. The scene is in sunlight.
ALT This is the view from the hillside above the Kylesku Bridge, which is out of shot to the left. We are looking down on a road that curves from the middle bottom of the frame to the upper right and there’s a large layby in the centre of the image, which has a car, a van and a caravan parked in it. Beyond is a stretch of water, and in the background the land rises to the twin peaks of a mountain, Quinag, in the upper middle of the frame. The scene is in sunlight. The front cover of ‘Bridge of Sighs’ is shown in the bottom right corner.
ALT The fragmentary remains of Turnberry Castle. The image shows a view down over rough grass to a shore with the blue sea beyond it. A narrow valley in the centre of the frame has traces of stonework either side of it and there’s part of a stone wall still standing on a short promontory in the upper left of the frame. The scene is in sunlight.
ALT Today's 'Where in Scotland' image. It is a squarish image showing a view over gray sea water to a rocky shore. Standing on grass in the upper left of the frame is a tapering circular stone tower with two tiny people in yellow jackets standing on top of it. In the upper right are cliffs backed with grass as the land rises behind the tower. The sky is blue.
ALT Today's 'Where in Scotland' image. It is a squarish image showing a view over gray sea water to a rocky shore. Standing on grass in the upper left of the frame is a tapering circular stone tower with two tiny people in yellow jackets standing on top of it. In the upper right are cliffs backed with grass as the land rises behind the tower. The sky is blue.