Cottages in the Scottish Highlands
Famous for its breathtaking landscapes and outdoor pursuits, the Scottish Highlands are a true adventure playground and the perfect holiday destination for a memorable stay. From dog-friendly lodges to romantic waterside retreats, our collection of self-catering holiday cottages promises stunning scenery and mesmerising views. Imagine waking up to blue-tinted peaks in the distance and shimmering lochs on your doorstep - the perfect backdrop to a walking holiday. Climb to the top of Ben Nevis, discover the beautiful lochs and National Parks that call the Scottish Highlands home, and enjoy blissful days and nights in your cosy Highland cottage, complete with bubbling hot tubs and sprawling sea views. Read more
Our exclusive ferry discounts of up to 25% will make your island trip with Classic plain sailing.We have 4 self catering cottages in the Scottish Highlands
From £185 per night
Na Mara Bothy
5870Off-grid dog friendly bothy with private beach and sea views near Oban.
For a touch of off-grid magic, look no further than this stunning escape with highlights including a private beach and gorgeous al fresco wood-fired bath. Set among the wilds of Ar...
From £185 per night
7 nights from £4037 *
Cape Wrath Lodge
53458 bedroom, dog friendly holiday home with sea views near Durness.
Escape to the breathtaking beauty of the Kyle of Durness in the Scottish Highlands at this exquisite hunting lodge. Nestled in the picturesque surroundings of Northern Sutherland, ...
7 nights from £4037 *
7 nights from £1089
Sarsgrum
53443 bedroom, dog friendly holiday cottage with sea views near Durness.
Welcome to Sarsgrum, a detached property nestling beside the sea estuary, the Kyle of Durness, in the breathtaking landscapes of northern Sutherland. With fantastic vistas of the s...
7 nights from £1089
7 nights from £911
Shore Cottage
53462 bedroom, dog friendly holiday cottage with sea views near Durness.
Situated on the shore of the tidal estuary of the Kyle of Durness, with panoramic views of the mountains and sea, Shore Cottage is a dream highland retreat. Comfortably furnished t...
7 nights from £911
Holidays in the Scottish Highlands
Whether you’re a keen walker, skier, or simply want to relax by a loch with a drink in hand, there’s an endless variety of things to see and do in the Scottish Highlands.
Beaches in the Scottish Highlands
Beach lovers rejoice, the Scottish Highlands are paradise on Earth for beautiful beaches that are wonderfully tranquil, with azure waters, white sands, and dune-tufted landscapes that transform into mountainous backdrops. A beach so beautiful it could belong in the tropics, Alchmelvich Beach sits along the famous NC500 route and promises an untamed setting for your beach day, while the white-gold sands at Durness and Balnakeil invite you to discover fascinating landmarks and incredible sea views along the coast.
Things to do in the Scottish Highlands
Whether you’re a historian, nature lover or poet, the Scottish Highlands are home to an incredible assortment of things to see and do. The Cairngorms National Park and Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park are a haven for walkers, whether you love mountainous peaks or glassy lakes, while charming towns and fishing villages such as Fort William and Ullapool promise a myriad of independent shops and eateries to explore. Feeling the call of the sea? Enjoy a boat trip to the many wonderful isles that pepper the waters around the Highlands, from the Isle of Ulva to the oh-so-dramatic Isle of Skye, or simply climb aboard and enjoy the many wildlife watching opportunities around the coast.
Places to eat in the Scottish Highlands
Boasting extraordinary seafood and wonderfully welcoming pubs, seeking out food in the Scottish Highlands is an adventure all of its own. In Ullapool, the famous Seafood Shack is the place to go for ocean-fresh fare, while Fort William offers a wide variety of restaurants and cafés you can sink into after a day exploring the Highlands. Of course, when it comes to dining out in the Scottish Highlands, you simply can’t beat a local pub with a menu full of haggis, neeps, and tatties and Aberdeen Angus beef burgers - and possibly a dram of whisky or two for good measure.
