Set in a quiet rural location, this cosy holiday cottage enjoys lovely views across open countryside towards Nigg Bay and the Cromarty Firth. An RSPB Reserve, sea trips, fishing, golf, castles and south, west and east facing beaches all within easy reach. Great for touring the scenic Highlands. Historic Cromarty is a short ferry trip (only available in summer, also accessible by road) with Inverness, the Highland Capital approx 45 minutes’ drive. Shops 4½ miles, pubs 3 miles. Can be booked with property 19987 (which has adjoining garden) to sleep up to 12 guests.

A beautiful stone cottage based in Skerray, Scotland. Perfect for the North Coast 500. WiFi. Country views. Enclosed garden. Bettyhill 6.4 miles; Tongue 7.5 miles.

Welcome to Wilsons, your Coastal Retreat in Golspie Nestled in the heart of the picturesque seaside town of Golspie. Wilsons is a charming three-bedroom house that offers a perfect blend of modern comfort and traditional Scottish charm. Wilsons is the ideal vacation rental for families, friends, or couples seeking a tranquil getaway by the Scottish coast. Wilsons boasts three tastefully decorated bedrooms, ensuring a peaceful night’s sleep for up to six guests. Each room is thoughtfully furnished to provide a cosy and welcoming atmosphere. Prepare to be mesmerised by the stunning views of the sea from the comfort of your living room. Whether it’s sunrise or sunset, the ever-changing seascape provides a breathtaking backdrop to your stay. After a day of exploring Golspie and its surroundings, unwind in the spacious living area next to the wood burner. The crackling fire and soft ambiance create a perfect setting for relaxation and conversation.
Golspie offer a selection of shops, cafes, restaurants and bars. Take leisurely strolls along Golspie Beach, located just a short walk from Wilsons. Enjoy the sound of waves crashing against the shore and breathe in the fresh sea air. Explore the enchanting Dunrobin Castle, a historic mansion with stunning gardens. Discover its rich history, magnificent architecture, and enjoy falconry displays in the castle grounds. Golf enthusiasts can tee off at the Golspie Golf Course, renowned for its scenic views and challenging holes. It’s a golfer’s paradise with a backdrop of mountains and sea. Embark on a hike up Ben Bhraggie, a prominent hill overlooking Golspie. The panoramic views from the summit are truly spectacular and worth the effort.
Explore nearby whisky distilleries like Clynelish and Glenmorangie to sample some of Scotland’s finest single malt whiskies. Wilsons is perfectly situated along the North Coast 500 route, making it an excellent base for exploring the stunning Scottish Highlands and coastal scenery. Wilsons in Golspie offers a delightful retreat where you can immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Scottish coast, enjoy a warm and welcoming home, and create unforgettable memories with your loved ones. Whether you’re seeking outdoor adventures, historical exploration, or simply a peaceful escape, Wilsons provides the perfect starting point for your Scottish Highland adventure. Beach 1 mile.

Beach Croft, located in the former fishing community in the village of Brora is a stunning self-catering holiday cottage that overlooks the mouth of the river Brora and sea.
Brora’s renowned James Braid golf course is just a few minutes away.
Beach Croft is at the heart of everything the Highlands has to offer; unspoilt wilderness, some of the finest golfing in Scotland and plenty of local attractions and activities to keep you busy.
Beach Croft is a modernised traditional fisherman’s cottage overlooking the mouth of the river Brora and the sea, perfect for watching the waves lapping onto the beach. On the ground floor is a comfy sitting room, a country kitchen/dining room with patio doors looking towards the beach, a cloakroom, and a handy utility. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms each with a super king bed (or can be two singles). The bedrooms have wardrobes and a dressing table. There is a newly fitted shower room with a walk-in shower enclosure.
The village of Brora is a stunning seaside village with beautiful beaches on either side of the mouth of the Brora river and has a range of unique shops to look around and plenty of food and drink options. Brora is full of history, find out why our nickname is “the Electric City” at the Brora Heritage Centre. Brora Golf Club is a must-see for Golfers, even if you’re not a golfer, head to the clubhouse for a coffee or pint and take in the astounding views. Don’t forget The Clynelish Distillery, warm yourself up with a whisky tasting and tour around the distillery.
Beach Croft is located by the sea and across the River Brora from the Brora Golf course and clubhouse, making it the perfect location for anyone interested in having a game of golf with a gorgeous view, or for the people happier to sit by the bar and enjoy from afar! Brora Golf Course is also located along the beautiful sandy beach, leading out to the Moray Firth. If there is something this property can guarantee, it is that you won’t find yourself struggling with ideas on how to make the most of your stay. Brora also features a variety of beautiful scenery and history just waiting for you to explore.

Situated above Loch Linnhe with uninterrupted views over towards Corpach and Trislaig, you can watch the sea and golden eagles above from the decking of this pod, as well as the roe deer visiting you in the morning. Unlike other pods, Cheviot comes with a full-size shower, a wood burner, a kingsize bed, a sofa bed for two children and a kitchen with a mini fridge and freezer. This is the perfect spot to relax in and enjoy the area with many activities and attractions within driving distance.
The nearest pubs, restaurants and shops are within 1 mile from Cheviot pod. The train station (which is less than 2 miles will away) will take you on the Harry Potter Steam Train and over the Glenfinnan Viaduct, passing some of the most spectacular scenery and beaches that cannot be seen from the road down to Mallaig. The latter is renowned as a fishing village and also where you can get a ferry over to the Isle of Skye (remember to pre book the train as it fills up quickly).
Ben Nevis is the highest mountain in the UK and is one of the munros you can enjoy a walk up to the summit. The Nevis Range hosts the European Bike Trials.
South of Fort William you have Glencoe; no matter what time of year you travel through Glencoe it is a mystical land and will not fail to impress. Again, it offers great walks for all abilities and there is also a ski lift for those that enjoy the winter sport (in the summer the dry ski slope is open for tubing, a great fun day for all the family). If you are looking for something to do on a rest day in Fort William itself, there is a cinema, soft play, ten pin bowling, swimming pool or enjoy a walk over to Neptunes Staircase.
Using Cheviot pod as your base, you can also visit the Acharacle Peninsula; the fish capital of the Highlands, Oban; Loch Ness; the Isle of Mull, Rum and Eigg and many more.
Undoubtedly whilst sitting with a drink on the decking watching either the sunset or the Northern Lights, you will undoubtably be planning your next visit to this amazing area and pod.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 8 guests.

A traditional, detached Highland cottage surrounded by countryside in Aigas near Beauly, Inverness. Off-road parking. Open fire. Beautiful views. Pet-friendly. Enclosed garden. Inverness 16.6 miles; Fort Augustus 35.7 miles.

This charming detached cottage rests in Fort William in the Western Highlands. Off-road parking. Close to amenities. Garden with furniture. Open fire. Ground-floor living. Ben Nevis 6.4 miles; Glencoe 16.7 miles; Kinlochleven 22.2 miles.

A traditional ground-floor bungalow situated in Balmacara, Highlands. Panoramic views. Off-road parking. Open-plan living. Hamlet location. Isle of Skye 28.8 mile; Inverness 77.1 miles.

A gorgeous detached holiday home resting in the quiet hamlet of Redburn near Nairn. Family friendly. Wheelchair-friendly access. Underfloor heating. Nairn 7.9 miles; Forres 11.5 miles; Inverness 20.5 miles; Elgin 24 miles.

A secluded ground floor cottage resting beneath the amazing mountainous views of the Torridon Hills, in the heart of the Northwest Highlands. Open fire. Exceptional views. Kinlochewe 10.3 miles; Taagan 11.7 miles; Fearnmore 19.2 miles.