Despite its high spot on the latitudinal ladder, Scotland is actually a rather temperate country known for its mild winters, wet summers and absolutely sublime nature beauty.

The enchanting wave echoes breezing through the natural cathedral have served as a muse to many artistic types for ages. Following his 1829 visit, composer Felix Mendelssohn the cave’s eerie sounds inspired to write “Die Hebriden,” an impressive overture that greatly popularized the Scottish gem.

Located within Glen Brittle, the Isle of Skye’s picturesque cove is home not only to wonderful sights but also to wildlife. It’s normal to see red deer, sheep, swallows and many other fauna frolicking about this northern paradise.