What The Press Say
Turadh isn’t a standard holiday company. Our usual social ethos, and our emphasis on creating spaces for rest and recovery, have earned us some fantastic press coverage. Please enjoy browsing a few of the articles and blogs people have written about the project.
If you would like to write about Turadh, we’d be honoured to share our story and guest experiences with you. Contact us at hello@turadh.org.uk for photographs and interviews.
Turadh: A Break In The Clouds
Reforesting Scotland, Spring-Summer 2025
“What differentiates Turadh from more traditional holiday lets is its mutual aid financial model which allows those with deeper pockets to subsidise other visitors, many of whom sorely need a holiday yet cannot necessarily afford one.”
Scotland’s Ten Most Inspiring People and Projects
Hidden Scotland, Issue 10, 2025
For their 10th Issue in 2025, Hidden Scotland featured Turadh as one of Scotland’s Ten Most Inspiring People and Projects: visionary entrepreneurs, ground breaking pioneers, outside-the-box thinkers and food and community heroes who are not afraid to shake things up.
Revealing The Sun’s Clear Light
Third Force News, July 2024
“Turadh won’t solve all society’s ills, but it’s a reminder how kindness can be revolutionary, healing, and how we can make care and the common good tangible.”
Six Lessons From The Edge Of The World
bimblings, July 2024
“Here I was in the most beautiful place I’d ever been and I felt myself begin to lock up tight. Stop. No. Look up. Look at this view. If ever there was a time to say yes, it’s now… Oh the sweeping, magnificent spread of world and life, of time itself; a rare, rare view of the forces that made everything.”
Highland refuge: Scotland’s serene, socially-conscious hideaway
The Guardian, December 2023
“A beautiful new holiday let with an unusual ethos offers solitude, space to reflect, brilliant walks and views to the Isle of Skye”
Three places offering holidays for people who really need it
Positive News, July 2023
“From campaigners and carers to community leaders and artists – anyone working for the common good in Scotland is invited to apply, simply explaining how they would benefit from a stay.”