 Calling all Potterheads! Let's be honest - you're lying if you say you've never dreamed about receiving a letter from Hogwarts. As adults, most of us have come to accept our muggle status, but who's to say we can't pretend to be a wizard, at least just for a day? It's our duty to prove that the Potterverse is, in fact, real.Immerse yourself in the magic of England and Scotland, two countries that are filled with Harry Potter filming locations and HP-related sites. Okay, so you may not be able to ride your broom there, but at least a plane is better than Flying Ford Anglia. Ready, set, apparate!
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 In a land far, far away, tucked in the Highlands, just off Scotland's western coast, sits the magical, mystical Isle of Skye. Filled with enchanted forests, whimsical waterfalls, folklore, and dinosaur fossils, Skye will make you feel as if you've stepped into an otherworldly storybook setting.
The Isle of Skye is the Scotland you've always dreamed about: freely roaming sheep and cattle, endless greenery, pubs filled with locals listening to bagpipes, majestic mountainscapes - and, oh yes - lots of whisky. So, grab your camera, put on your kilt, and get ready to live your very own Scottish fairytale.  Tucked away in the Scottish countryside - between sparkling lakes and rolling green hills - you'll find adorable villages that are tiny in size, but huge in spirit. The stone streets of these postcard-worthy nooks are lined with colorful storefronts, quaint shops, fishing piers, and of course, local pubs pouring whisky and live folk music. Whether you're just driving through or staying in a cute B&B, walking through these villages is like walking through a real-life fairy tale.
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