Scotland - Highlands and Islands, Nature Documentary 

Bonnie Scotland, My Homeland for 31 years, wonderful video, best regards from Vancouver Island.

Possibly the best documentary I have ever seen about Scotland and its wealth of nature. Brilliant from start to finish.

I was in Scotland back in 2009. Spent 21 beautiful days there with my late husband. Toured everything we could and attended their big highland games in Edinburgh. Wonderful time. Beautiful country there. Would love to go back again.

I noticed no rain in this video...are you sure this is my country? Most beautiful place on earth...when the suns out. We get long, dark and depressing winters

Always wanted to go there, I'm a Boston guy with Scottish, Irish heritage, curious to visit my ancestors home, hopefully someday. 🙏

Excellent photography. Great music. Overall makes me want to visit Scotland wildlife and it’s people. Thank you.

I love Scotland, I worked in Scotland and England for several years as a contractor for a company I used to work for. It's a beautiful, but rainy place, and so different from America

My ancestors were Scottish, beautiful documentary, landscape & animals. Thank you❤ 48:18

Such a beautiful country, and what to say about the documentary! Just magnificent.

Top class documentary on my beautiful country. I feel lucky to have all this within a couple of hours drive from my house.scotland is a place where nature reminds us how small and insignificant we are in comparison to the massive glens or rugged mountains ranges. A truly special place 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿⛰️

As a child in California, I first heard the thrilling Scotland the Brave, played on the first bagpipes I had ever heard (at a town event). My Mom looked at my face when I asked what the music was (I couldn’t see the pipers around the corner). She asked “do you like it?”, but I said “no, I love it”. Now much older, I still love the bagpipes.

Certainly a well done nature documentary

Splendid presentation! Without standing in long lines at the airport or having my flight canceled, I feel like I've just taken a trip to paradise. Thanks for posting and be safe 🙏

Watching from Romania. Great Documentary. Blessed land.

I dreamed of living in Scotland when I was but a wee lad. I never got there but settled in Vermont only to learn that the Green Mountains were once a part of the Highlands back in the days of Pangea.

some of the very best camera work in a documentary period! beautiful country, wildlife and people.

This was such a beautifully shot video about an achingly beautiful place. So grateful to have been able to see it. It's lost nothing despite the age of the film.

Though I’m from Greece, the unparalleled beauty of this country and its ppl has always fascinated me. The language, culture, traditions and music are simply Beautiful.

Scotland is indeed bonnie! Spectacular film. 😍💝🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

My husband and I spent a numbers of weeks in Scotland back in 2012 We spent a week on the Isle of Skye We loved every minute The majority of this video we visited Amazing place for certain Thank you for the wonderful reminders We need to go back

I've never seem a more beautiful video. Narration is perfect, and one gains great insight into Scotland people, topography, and nature. The part on sea birds, esp puffins, is particularly awesome.

Never been to Scotland and sure I never will, but I HAVE fallen in love with it's rugged charm. If I had been born there, like Alistair and Callum, I would never want to leave.

Outstanding! Thank you to whoever made this. Absolutely beautiful country, wildlife, and people.

I joined ancestry due to a gift from my son, an had always thought I was 90 percent German, turns out I am 39 percent Scottish, 29 Irish, an forgot the rest, but only 2 percent German. Wow always loved the Vikings an the Southern Appalachian music. Now I know why!

Thank you for such a beautiful video of Scotland, I just loved it. kind regards Queensland Australia

This is an outstanding, top quality production. Magnificent cinematography with the perfect narration. I’m glad I randomly found this doco 🙏☺️

What a famtastic Documentary. Made me feel like kid again, watching the history channel long after bed time. I was captivated and taken away the whole time...i wish I could have this on DVD

It's is my great privilege to be able to enjoy & admire that fabulous picturesque landscapes & its sceneries of Scotland!!. Furthermore, it is indeed invaluable & priceless for us to be able to appreciate it on RU-vid for free. Very grateful for that. I have a bit difficult time to understand Scottish English since I learned American one, but w/ the subtitles, it helps a great deal. From Japan. (02/08/22)

Hello from southwest Montana, which is very like Scotland. Except it is brutally cold in winter at the high elevations. This morning it was 16 below zero F. wind-chill. Snow on the mountains most of the year, especially south of the valley in the "Highlands." My ancestry is Scottish, Nordic. Seeing thiseahl video reminds me of home. Our Red deer here are called Elk. We haveany

To say that the Highlands and islands of Scotland are beautiful, would come as an understatement. It is a stunningly arresting country.

Thank you for a beautiful introduction to where my ancestors came from. I am Scotch Irish and have never traveled to see where so many of my ancestors came from. This allows this old sole of 84 to know how they lived and the beauty that they lived in.

I`d love to live that simple and real life! The fresh wind and the sea waves, the grasses and the birds! Those clear and pure people! Cute sheep and cows, otters! I wish I could spend the rest of my time there. That`s been my dream for many years. Unreal dream. My love`s with you. We learnt at school - I still remember: My heart's in the Highlands, my heart is not here, My heart's in the Highlands a-chasing the deer - A-chasing the wild deer, and following the roe; My heart's in the Highlands, wherever I go. Farewell to the Highlands, farewell to the North The birth place of Valour, the country of Worth; Wherever I wander, wherever I rove, The hills of the Highlands for ever I love. Farewell to the mountains high cover'd with snow; Farewell to the straths and green valleys below; Farewell to the forrests and wild-hanging woods; Farwell to the torrents and loud-pouring floods. My heart's in the Highlands, my heart is not here, My heart's in the Highlands a-chasing the deer Chasing the wild deer, and following the roe; My heart's in the Highlands, wherever I go.

This is the best documentary I have ever seen about Scotland flora and fauna. Gorgeous videos. Bravo! Thank you so much. Truly beautiful to watch it through the seasons.

Such a beautiful country. Been planning a trip for a couple years. Can't wait to go back to my ancestral home. ❤

Gosh, the sounds of bagpipes and those vast landscapes, mountains, and the sea, with that beautiful light, those sunsets with far views, it's all in perfect harmony. I'm sure to visit Scotland's Highlands one day and enjoy the silence, the many birds, red deer, otters, and other species of wildlife. Seeing a frog taking bites from a mushroom, that's new to me. National Park Dartmoor in Devon was my first love in Britain, with its unique charm and silence, its ancient history, and now, my second love is the South Coast of Britain, with a view on the blue Atlantic Ocean. When I find myself across the North Sea Channel, leaving the Netherlands for half a year each year, I'll also travel Northwards, to Scotland in summer..

I grew up near Loch Rannoch, my play ground went from queen's view to Tummel Bridge. My grandad taught me every dear path, rabbit track and stalkers track.....he'd "liberate" deers from the Laird of Atholl's land.....happy days. I returned 10 years ago.....onlybto confirm you should never visit the past. "From the lone shieling of the misty island Mountains divide us, and the waste of seas - Yet still the blood is strong, the heart is Highland, And we in dreams behold the Hebrides! Fair these broad meads, these hoary woods are grand; But we are exiles from our fathers' land"

I hope to visit the country one day. Scotland is so beautiful.

PURE PEACE & DELIGHT ! THANKYOU - lucky are those who know they live in a piece of heaven - never let this beautiful place be spoiled by the greedy !

This documentary about Scotland is Amazing. I'd like to go to this beautiful country.

What a beautiful place and full of such illustrious history. I can't wait for the day I can travel there and experience it in person.

I learned to love Scotland when studying in 1959 living at Salisbury Green, Edinburgh. My hopes are still that forests and wild life returns as it had been some 900 years ago. And freedom from the disgusting domination of the English. I love Scottish dancing and it’s music and culture.

My sister and her husband always had a sailing boat and every summer would sail from the south coast of England up to enjoy and explore the Scottish coast and islands, your video has brilliantly demonstrated to me why they came back year after year, the land of my mothers birth.

Wonderful photography and Scotland is of course a wonderful place.

Im from Mexico but Scotland its always in the deepest of my heart i never been there in my life but for some strange reason i have this weird feeling that I've been there and that if one day i get to visit Scotland ill feel like i just got back home its a weird feeling ive had all my life and sometimes i have dreams like if I've bee there before...Oh Scotland the only place were you feel like you been elevated to the Sky ❤❤❤❤

What a wonderful trip from my easy chair. Thank you..

I'd love to live there for 3 months of the year to savour the scenery and tranquility.

These places have been on my Wishlist to visit for more than 25 years.. I’m 58, if I don’t do it in the next 2-5 years, well I guess I never will. Such a beautiful place, thank you for sharing this memorable moment with me..❤️

Watching from Philippines❤️

Made a list in a plane when was 21 going to Europe my first time . A Brazilian living in L A was already a good start , was with my girl which I marry a year later . Been blessed enough to make most of it and many great places as kind of bonus ; Scotland was part of the list , hope soon i get the chance to go . Drive on the off roads seeing all that natural beauty up the highlands . Will buy the best whisky i can . find a place with a great view , lay a blanket over the grass . Turn on some great music , basket with bread , cheese . Parma ham , for later . Open the bottle and spent the day doing nothing . Drinking , eating listening good music , all by myself ;

Love from Bangladesh

Absolutely beautiful. Outstanding work.

Describing the weather as "Light rain between the showers," reminds me so much of living here in SE Alaska, I had to smile. Maybe why I've always been attracted to Scotland. It is spread across the same latitudes as we are. Only difference is we still have our trees; a dense evergreen forest, but it seems the same weather and the same type animals and birds.

I have been searching for a documentary such as this one about Scotland. Thank you very much for making it so amazingly informative, and filled with such interesting people. The scenery is also very captivating.

Alistair seems like a pretty chill dude and I love those shoes 👞 👞 The quality of filming is pristine I must say, clear and crisp

I want to live in Scotland so much 😭

The land looks so beautiful! So open and clean, no pollution!

Scotland certainly became my favorite country to go and enjoy nature and a dram from time to time. In 2 weeks we are visiting Islay. Visiting a few distilleries and enjoy its surroundings before heading for Sterling and Falkirk. We already did the westhighlandway and the speyside way in 2010 and 2016. Very hard not to fall in love with the lochs and glens and the hills. Simply magnificent

lucky enough to see some of this country in the late 1980's, stunningly beautiful and welcoming people......even to a sassenach

We had booked our tickets from Halifax, Canada, to Glasgow Scotland -- then the pandemic struck. Can't wait for the next opportunity to visit this uniquely captivating land.

Atmosphere so heavenly

Oh my goodness, what a wonderful, beautiful video! It made me want to pack a bag and immediately fly off to Scotland. Well done!

What a stunning country !!

Thank you for showing me my heritage.

Everything was breathtaking ❤

🌻 spending time in seeing beauty of SCOTLAND enjoying calm moments enjoying seeing the charms of SCOTLAND...! enjoying this beautiful beauty of the whole world...!!! citizens of SCOTLAND please accept my regards... love affection...!!! should visit there... ofcourse yes...!!! from great INDIA NAMASKAR NAMASTE PRANAM anoopkumar arora

Glad to hear of bringing back the wildlife. Some reforestation work going on also with success. More trees returning would be lovely.

Thanks to such documentaries, sitting here in New Delhi, I can relish beautiful places on earth such as Scotland,

Hopefully I will be able to go to Scotland some day and see where my Dolan and Murray ancestors lived

Each place has its own beauty, in short nowhere is the grass greener than your own homeland!

Such a beautiful country!

Cant deny Scotland is truly wonderful Absolutely beautiful video too

James Hart of clan Gunn. Was in Scotland back in 87, had a great time. I will go back some day. Bought my kilt in Edinburgh, still have it :) Cheers, ad lift a pint for me :)

Surprisingly beautiful and well-made documentary. Top-notch work!

I’m glad to see the conflicted history of the landscape acknowledged along with its present beauty. It has provided sustenance for millennia to humans who loved the land, but profoundly altered it too. Deforestation took a heavy toll. I hope more of the land can be nurtured back towards its primeval state.

I know I'll never visit. But it does indeed all look spectacularly beautiful.

This is my new home in the highlands it’s perfect 1year of total bliss

What a fantastic film this. A wonderful piece of work. Thank you.

Watching from Nepal. Beautiful cold and forset.

Thank you for sharing this stunningly beautiful film

This was wonderful. The scenery breathtaking. What a fantastic look at Scotland and the camera work captures it perfectly. Just stunning.

I live in the Highlands of Scotland and it is a wonderful place to live. This is indeed a great documentary, I love the videography. Very well done. One minor correction though, Scotland is not a region as stated at the start of the documentary, but a country, and we call the pink flowers on the coastal rocks thrift or sea pink, not marsh daisy (I believe that is a type of chicken). Love to see more!

So amazing, stupendous, engrossing & spellbinding that I'm in awe!!! Were it not for the dire Omicron virus rampaging worldwide or pandemic, I would fly to Scotland!!. What a mesmerizing, magnificent, majestic, superb, superlative & sublime nature documentary this is!!. Hands down, my highest commendation & kudos to all the people who engaged in the production such as cameramen, sound men ( w/ background music), the rest of the crew & an editor inclusive of of course the producer. From Tokyo,,,,,,,(02/06/22)

Thank-you- magnificent in everyway- hello from the US-beautiful country.

"...much of the highland coastline remains free of humans". That would be why it remains beautiful and pristine!!

Amazing Nature 💚

This bought some memories flooding back to my younger years. I was stationed in Scotland for a number of years, and came to like very much the changes in seasons and the raw beauty of tbe place. Bases in a place called Faslane, whicb in itselft was quite remote, the nearest place of anythinb remotely like a town was the nearest railway station, but my interest ,lay in the other direction. I recall taking some of the submariners on trips to Glencooe to learn to ski. On year it also cobined a group that wanted to go climb Bennevis that ended in tragedy with a number falling to their death. Having used the same coach to take a team to the ski slops and the carry on to the climb, because of the accident, the coach was used to retreave the bodies and taken to Fort William and did not come back to the ski slops to pick us up, i recall that the temperature went down very quickly and there was no place to go for shelter so we spent a very cold night at the bottom of the ski slop untill next day. Although it was not something i would like to have to repeat, i bacame very attached to Glen Coe and its wonderfull ski slopes. Despite the cold, i did find the pure ruggedness of that place very capturing and can picture it to this day. Plus the waters around the base and just how a wind could get up and create such dangerous beauty despite its danger. I never had the chance to go back there, and now living in Australia i doubt i will, but still picture the whole pllace for what it was.

I was very surprised to find this video depressing. My family traces to people who had to leave Scotland for America; I suppose I had a romantic unrealistic mental image of the "old country". I live in hilly terrain like this, but the big difference is that it's wooded. The highland panoramas show similar slopes, but to my eye, used to tree cover everywhere, they are barren. Almost like some kind of post-apocalyptic devastation. I did not realize there were no trees.

Thank you for sharing this wonderful doc with us. It is as close to this beautiful island as many of us will ever get.

Beautiful and very informative video. Loved It! The spirit in the highest has definitely blessed Scotland with beautiful, hard working, creative, talented people, and just beautiful landmarks. Well done documentary!

Loved it! So beautifully presented! Thanks so much 👍

Watching from Bonnie Scotland - need to visit this area soon. Amazing RU-vid

Warmest Greetings from Singapore. I spend a wonderful 14 days in Scotland when I was there in 2007.

I have lived in Scotland in the hills all my life. Video pictures excellent. Scotland does look beautiful, when the weather's good. Commentary, ok in most parts, but some 'facts' are opinionated, think they should have been checked more carefully before releasing, because people believe them. Great photography.

Documentaries like this one is so relaxing and puts one at ease. I enjoy watching and brings relaxation wishing I was there with one in nature! Thank you, from Dahlonega Georgia, most appreciated!!!!

This is one of the most beautiful videos I have ever seen. The photographer and all else is simply outstanding.

I am glad I've been to beautiful Scotland whilst in the merchant navy.I wonder if my good friend Ian Durie is still around.👍🤫

Gorgeous photography. Great job on this documentary!

Hi from Oregon

What Shire was this taken at? My families Are from Banffshire The Thains, [my great grandmother Janet Thain was born in Rathven] and from Perthshire the Sim family. I have forgotten the town. This is my mothers side. I hope to come there from Auburn, Washington, USA some day.

Beautiful video. My ancestors were Scotch/Irish and Viking heritage. I'm definitely planning a trip. Thank you