Scottish Woman Magazine

Scottish Woman Magazine is the leading fashion and beauty publication for women in Scotland, focusing on a luxurious lifestyle while showcasing both UK-wide and international trends. In addition to serving as a retail magazine, it is also available in certain hotels and British Airways lounges.

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SW Reviews: The Three Chimneys, Skye

1 week ago | scottishwomanmagazine.com | Cheryl Caira

40 years in, an evening at this world-renowned bolthole is still something specialBy Cheryl CairaEn route to the northwest of Skye from the colour-speckled shoreline of its capital, Portree, the landscape shifts. Still with otherworldly features, but with a sweeping ruggedness spanning seascapes and crofts.
Visit this under the radar Caribbean island

Oct 11, 2024 | scottishwomanmagazine.com | Cheryl Caira

Visit this under the radar Caribbean islandAdd the laidback island of Nevis to your bucket list and leave the hubbub of home behind By Cheryl Caira“Another day in paradise,” muses our new friend Bernal, as he picks us up for a mosey round the easy-breezy, sun-drenched island of Nevis. I’m lucky enough to be making my Caribbean debut while temperatures have plummeted in the UK, and I’ve never seen shimmering waters like it.
The Thief: The hotel that stole our hearts

Sep 23, 2024 | scottishwomanmagazine.com | Cheryl Caira

Want to hide out at a waterfront location, surrounded by luxury and exceptional artwork? The Thief, Oslo’s five-star design haven, will have you captured and under its spell in no timeBy Cheryl CairaThe Thief snuck up on me one quiet, sultry evening, like the most experienced of robbers bundling up a shiny new find.
Published in Scotland for Women of the World

Mar 27, 2024 | scottishwomanmagazine.com | Cheryl Caira

By Cheryl CairaAs an avid childhood reader, I often imagined myself in one of Enid Blyton’s Famous Five stories, binoculars aloft searching for smugglers, row boat ready for expeditions at sea, and tattered map in hand to navigate secret trails and mysterious underground tunnels.
Published in Scotland for Women of the World

Jan 19, 2024 | scottishwomanmagazine.com | Cheryl Caira

By Cheryl CairaThe ancient fishing port of Marina Grande is the landing point and first glimpse of the island for many visitors, with its line-up of boats, bustling waterfront and colourful houses peeking out from the famous cliffs. The magically shimmering waters of the Grotta Azzurra seem chaotic at first, as people crouch down in little boats steered by local fisherman to enter the narrow-mouthed sea cave, but once inside, the blue reflection illuminating the cavern is mesmerising.
Chicago Screenshot

Nov 29, 2023 | scottishwomanmagazine.com | Cheryl Caira

Hollywood may be the limelight stealer when it comes to being synonymous with cinema, but Chi-Town has plenty of heavyweight clapperboards to its name. Once America’s predominant hub for studios and filmmakers, with Charlie Chaplin kickstarting his career in the city’s Essanay Studios during the early 1900s, movie production took a dip when many film companies jumped ship to the sunnier climes of the West Coast.
Published in Scotland for Women of the World

Nov 14, 2023 | scottishwomanmagazine.com | Cheryl Caira

By Cheryl CairaWith a design influenced by Iceland’s lava-sculpted terrain, Hallgrímskirkja has the best views of the capital’s cityscape from the top of the tower in the 244ft structure. Take a few minutes inside the church to look at the imposing pipe organ, built by renowned instrument maker Johannes Klais. One of the USA’s former presidents famously visited Bæjarins Beztu Pylsur, the harbourside hotdog stand that has been serving up juicy rolls and piping hot sausage since 1937.
The hotel that stole our hearts

Nov 14, 2023 | scottishwomanmagazine.com | Cheryl Caira

By Cheryl CairaLead image:Artwork at The Thief. Credit: Mattias Hamrén & Jason StrongThe Thief snuck up on me one quiet, sultry evening, like the most experienced of robbers bundling up a shiny new find. Meandering round Oslo is a pretty mellowing experience, so by the time I’d walked from the shopping district of the city to the water’s edge at Tjuvholmen – the hotel’s location – I could already feel the stresses of home ebbing away.
Twice Around the Clock

Nov 13, 2023 | scottishwomanmagazine.com | Cheryl Caira

By Cheryl Caira. Opening image: Henrik TryggOnce the haunt of Hollywood greats and native Swedes, Greta Garbo and Ingrid Bergman, the recently refurbished Radisson Collection Hotel still has that feel of a great classic, with elegant design and the coveted ‘Sea Salon Suite’ with views over to the Royal Dramatic Theatre. Part of the hotel’s renewal, The Strand restaurant, named after its city centre location, is an all-day brasserie with a high-end but relaxed feel.
Published in Scotland for Women of the World

Sep 26, 2023 | scottishwomanmagazine.com | Cheryl Caira

By Cheryl CairaThe Peruvian-chic interiors on South America’s first luxury sleeper train are alluring enough a reason to book this journey, which ascends to heights of 4,000 ft. The route traverses the Peruvian Andes from the ancient heart of the Inca empire in Cusco to Lake Titicaca and Arequipa. The 16-carriage train includes a spa car, piano lounge bar and an open-air deck for staring out at the view.