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The wee house -Birchwood by the sea, great views, two bedrooms
Gairloch house
4 bedrooms / 1 bathroom / sleeps 4
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$169
GRANNY'S COTTAGE, stone cottage, spacious accommodation, private garden, in
Dunbeath house
2 bedrooms / 1 bathroom / sleeps 3
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$116
THE WEST WING, garden, dog-friendly, WiFi, off road parking, near
Dulnain Bridge house
3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 7
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$177
STARFISH COTTAGE, pet-friendly, luxury holiday cottage, with open fire in
Lochaline house
1 bedroom / 1 bathroom / sleeps 2
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$144
SUNSET COTTAGE, pet friendly, country holiday cottage, with a garden in Salen
Lochaline house
2 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 4
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$178
79 CORROUR ROAD, family friendly, spacious garden, quiet location, in Aviemore
Aviemore house
3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 6
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$160
BRUCANICH COTTAGE, eco-friendly annexe, with woodburning stove, decked area, in
Kingussie house
1 bedroom / 1 bathroom / sleeps 4
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$108
GRIGADALE HOUSE, detached, private garden, open fire, Kilchoan, Ref 938819
Kilchoan house
3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 6
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$212
2 STATION COTTAGES, in the tiny hamlet of Dalnaspidal, near Dalwhinnie
Dalwhinnie cottage
3 bedrooms / 1 bathroom / sleeps 5
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$144
RECROY, pet friendly, country holiday cottage, with a garden in Nedd, Ref 2589
Nedd house
2 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 5
“Amazing place, detox heaven, beauty +++” We all needed a get away after difficult year, solitude was bliss the place was gorgeous views very angle to die for!!! Remote...an understatement not for the shoppers!!!
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$144
JUBILEE COTTAGE, pet friendly, country holiday cottage, with a garden in Uig
Idrigil house
3 bedrooms / 1 bathroom / sleeps 6
“The perfect home” Sitting having breakfast,looking out over the water watching the sea birds dive for fish,scanning our eyes to the field below the cliff edge taking in the wonder of young eaglets finding their wings.Pure magic. Coming home after a day exploring Gods Island to sit round a log fire,cosy,comfortable and then to sink in luxurious beds to arise to more wonders of Skye. All this was made possible by our host,who kept us stocked with logs,kindness and friendship. The best holiday cottage ever and if the owner ever considers selling we would make our home in this lovely cottage
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$246
WITCHELM HOUSE, open plan living area, breakfast bar, private garden, in
Inverness house
2 bedrooms / 1 bathroom / sleeps 4
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$154
DALNAHAVEN, in Cairngorms National Park, dog-friendly, in Grantown, Ref 973216
Grantown-on-Spey cottage
2 bedrooms / 1 bathroom / sleeps 4
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$126
MACLEAN COTTAGE, modern cottage with summer house, in Beauly
Beauly cottage
3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 6
Price per night from
$156
“A relaxed escape to the country” If you have never been to Loch Ness and the surrounding areas, Alex & Janet's little hideaway is absolutely perfect as a base. No detail was overlooked: directions, Welcome pack of biscuits & chocolates which our kids loved, Separated packs of information with walks and local interests, even dog treats they understand hospitality to the letter. A home from home you only need to bring some food or pop to Tesco/Asda which was a reasonable 20miles ish at Inverness. The location was perfect we were within reach of Inverness, Fort agustus and the Fall of Foyers, which was our primary visit, and on a clear night which we were lucky to have one the night sky is something to see. If you are a family looking for walks we found that the forestry commission walks were best as they were marked out by difficulty and colour coded posts throughout the chosen walk (avoids embarrassing moments of getting lost). For us it was a break to escape the typical 'busy' life and a chance to reconnect with each other as a family with some board games (take some) and country air.
Responds fast! avg. 2 hours 54 minutes
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$165
Responds fast! avg. 3 hours 0 minutes
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$132
THE CROFT HOUSE, stone cottage, woodburner, off road parking, near Muir of Ord
Muir of Ord house
2 bedrooms / 1 bathroom / sleeps 4
Price per night from
$135
“fabulous!” I cannot recommend this highly enough! Great place. Welcoming and friendly. Booked again already.
Responds fast! avg. 32 minutes
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$143
THE COACH HOUSE, family friendly, country holiday cottage, with a garden in
Newtonmore house
2 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 4
“Thouroughly enjoyable,” As we traveled with 3 adults it was very good to have an ensuite bathroom plus the main bathroom. The cottage was well situated for exploring further north to aviemore and south to Pitlochry. Alocal hotel was nearby to have great meals at night
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$231
ROWAN HOUSE, four bedrooms, spacious accomodation, garden with patio, in
Inverness house
4 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 8
Price per night from
$226
AULTMORE, well-equipped, multi-fuel stove, terraced garden, in National Park
Kingussie house
3 bedrooms / 1 bathroom / sleeps 4
Price per night from
$123
MERLIN all first floor, close to river, stunning location Fort William Ref 21849
Letterfinlay house
3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 6
Price per night from
$198
ROSE COTTAGE, semi-detached, pet-friendly, WiFi, in Strathpeffer, Ref 26815
Strathpeffer house
3 bedrooms / 1 bathroom / sleeps 4
Price per night from
$142
BALDOW COTTAGE, stone cottage, with AGA, open fire and enclosed garden, in
Alvie house
3 bedrooms / 1 bathroom / sleeps 6
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$229
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$81
Responds fast! avg. 28 minutes
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$158
INSHCRAIG, family friendly, country holiday cottage, with a garden in Kincraig
Kincraig house
3 bedrooms / 3 bathrooms / sleeps 6
“Lovely Place, Highly Recommended” The spotless, cosy and roomy accommodation was ideal for our family of two adults and two teenage boys. We enjoy the outdoors and the location of the property was ideal for this. Good mountain biking routes set off from the cottage and several Munros and smaller hills were easily accessible from the cottage. If you want peace and space to explore the cottage is ideal, and even has a large porch for muddy wet gear. Anyone looking for lively attractions visitor's centres, nightlife and entertainment would be disappointed though. Aviemore, with its supermarket, pubs restaurants, clay pigeon shooting and other outdoor pursuits is only a few miles away.
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$328
WOODLANDS, family friendly, character holiday cottage, with a garden in
Newtonmore house
3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 6
“The Highlands for your feet” This is a real hot-spot! When you stay at Woodlands Cottage you reach both big and small places and events whithin an easy reach with either a car, or you can walk. The lovely "Wildcattrail" goes just outside you doorstep and within a 5 min walk you could have a delicious homemade meal at "The Glen Hotel". If you long for a shoppingexperience Inverness is only 45 minutes away if you have a car. If it rains: Then stay inside, fire up the fireplace and cuddle up on the coach with a cup of tea. The cottage is so clean and well equipped its like coming home.
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$112
Family House 100 yards from Brora Beach. On the 12th of Brora Golf Course
Brora house
4 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 6
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$206
“A holiday to remember!” We came to stay in Lochleven Seafood Cottage in april. There were ten of us staying, and we all instantly fell in love with the cottage as soon as we stepped inside. It was really clean and tidy, and well kept. The views of the loch were outstanding from the living room, and the bedrooms were very comfortable. The cottage was very well equipped, so there's no need to bring anything extra. The location of the cottage is also ideal, about twenty minute's drive from Glencoe and Fort William. We were able to travel to somewhere different everyday, but also enjoy some lovely walks and mountain treks just outside the cottage. The service for the cottage was also incredible - I texted the supervisors about a blocked drain and they instantly sent someone within the same morning. All in all a great holiday!
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$357
Responds fast! avg. 2 hours 26 minutes
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$65
Achaderry Farmhouse with Hot Tub near Fort William
Fort William farmhouse
4 bedrooms / 4 bathrooms / sleeps 10
Responds fast! avg. 1 hour 36 minutes
Price per night from
$215
“Excellent in every way” First class service First class accomodation First class location
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$301
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Why Scottish Highlands?
The Scottish Highlands are among Europe's most imposing landscapes. Visitors come expecting crags and lochs, windswept mountains and deep-rooted tradition; that's exactly what they get. Venturing north of Stirling and Dundee, the intrepid traveler won't find another city until Inverness, where the legendary Loch Ness meets the Moray Firth. From there, winding roads and unspoiled vistas carry you to John O'Groats and the steely North Sea.
Highlands vacation cottages come in all shapes and sizes. If you're hoping to get closer to nature, lochside log cabins are an excellent - and economical - option. Or how about a stone cottage near the foot the UK's tallest mountain, Ben Nevis? Unless you're staying in a larger town, self catering in the Scottish Highlands is often the best option - it's unusual to get room service on a mountainside! If you're planning to stay somewhere truly remote, be sure to arrange some basic supplies beforehand.
Weird and wonderful
Without a doubt, Scotland has the UK's strangest wildlife. So strange, in fact, that it has eluded would-be monster hunters for decades. If you want to catch a glimpse of Nessie, perhaps a cruise along the vast Loch Ness, plus a tour of the crumbled Urquhart Castle, will be the ideal day out.
In the Cairngorm mountains to the south, you can walk among Britain's only herd of reindeer. You'll need a good pair of hiking boots, but the opportunity to feed them by hand is as popular with adults as it is with younger visitors.
Into the wild
Those with the stomach for adventure might consider scaling all 1,200m of Ben Nevis to reach the highest point in the country, 1,346m above sea level. You can leave your ice axes at home in summer, but it is a tough hike. Set aside a whole day to do it and savor the view from the summit.
From the highest point to the most northerly: at John O'Groats you can look out to sea from the very tip of mainland Scotland. A few miles west in Gills Bay or Scrabster, you can hop on a boat to the Orkney islands, home to thriving communities of islanders and countless wild birds. There are only a few sailings a day, so plan thoroughly if you don't intend to stay.
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