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A Little Bit About Scotland

Scotland is a land of unparalleled beauty, offering a diverse range of experiences for every type of holiday. From the dramatic rugged landscapes of its mountainous regions to the serene shores of its many islands, this country is a treasure trove of natural wonders and cultural riches. For those seeking the perfect escape, our self-catering Scottish holiday cottages provide an idyllic base to explore everything this magnificent land has to offer.

You might dream of a cosy cottage in Cairngorms National Park. Or maybe you prefer a charming retreat by Loch Lomond and The Trossachs. Either way we have great self-catering cottages for you to make your stay unforgettable.

The Scottish Highlands are a haven for adventurers, with their towering peaks, deep glens, and shimmering lochs. If you prefer coastal escapes, you will find hidden gems along Scotland’s coastline. From the golden sands of a sandy beach on the Isle of Harris to the dramatic cliffs of the Scottish islands.

For a taste of Scotland’s unique traditions, time your visit to coincide with one of the many festivals held throughout the year. The Highland Games are a highlight of the summer calendar, featuring everything from caber tossing to traditional ceilidh dancing. No trip to Scotland is complete without celebrating Hogmanay, the country’s well-known New Year’s Eve festivities.

From the ancient castles that dot the landscape to the vibrant cities brimming with culture, there’s always something new to discover. Edinburgh, with its historic Royal Mile and world-famous festivals, is a must-visit for culture lovers. Meanwhile, Glasgow offers a thriving arts scene and some of the best shopping and dining in the country.

Scotland is not only renowned for its breath-taking landscapes but also for its world-famous whisky. A visit to a traditional distillery is a must for any whisky enthusiast or curious traveller. You can explore different types of whisky. Islay malts have earthy flavours. Speyside whiskies are smooth and rich. A distillery tour helps you learn about this centuries-old craft and sample a dram straight from the source.