Paul travels visits the unique island within an island of Eilean Subhain at Loch Maree and then ventures into the wilds of Assynt and Cape Wrath, ending his journey Duncansby Head.

Paul Murton travels to the favourite holiday destination - the Firth of Clyde.

Paul bikes through the spectacular scenery of the central Highlands, beginning in Glen Lyon, heading north via Pitlochry and ending in Cairngorms National Park.

Paul Murton searches for the true spirit of Scotland, traveling from loch to loch in Argyll and then to Islay.

Paul travels up the east coast from Carnoustie to Montrose, Stonehaven and Aberdeen.

Paul Murton relives the golden days of Scottish tourism, beginning with a visit to the Isle of Arran, a diverse destination that has something for everyone, including ruined castles, rugged mountains and stunning wildlife.

Paul travels through Dumfries and Galloway, uncovering stories of pioneering female tourists.

Paul embarks on a coast-to-coast journey across the northern Highlands, from the remote lighthouse at Tarbat Ness to the castle at Eilean Donan.

Paul travels from the shores of the Firth of Forth into the depths of rural Perthshire, spending time in a variety of accommodations, including a nomadic tent and a luxury hotel.

Paul Murton visits places connected with the life of poet Robert Burns.

Paul Murton travels from the icy shores of the Lake of Menteith, to the summit of Ben Nevis, Britain's highest and most wintery mountain, to discover how Scotland was first promoted as a winter holiday destination.