Highlands of Scotland

Armadale Isle of Skye
Armadale is a long, linear town situated 2 miles (3 km) west of Bathgate. It is known locally as The Dale. As well as by road, you can get to Armadale by ferry across the Sound of Sleat from Mallaig.
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Aviemore
Shalders is a fabulous 4 Star B&B situated in the south mainland of Shetland in the picturesque village of Levenwick. With magnificent sea views as far as Bressay and Noss to the north
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Beauly
Pure Shetland through and through. Our locally owned company assures you a genuine Shetland welcome with a warm, personal approach. Delicious food and friendly, helpful staff
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Broadford
Pure Shetland through and through. Our locally owned company assures you a genuine Shetland welcome with a warm, personal approach. Delicious food and friendly, helpful staff
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Brora
Brora lies on the east coast in prime golfing country this small town between Dornoch and Wick is a good base for superb golf courses in the area, and for touring Caithness and Sutherland.
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Dingwall
Dingwall is at the head of the Cromarty Firth, and is an excellent base from which to visit many of the interesting parts of northern Scotland, from the Black Isle to the glens of the Highlands.
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Dornoch
Dornoch is an historic small town on the edge of the Dornoch Firth, in the Highlands of Scotland. Its tranquil location, scenery and climate have attracted visitors for decades.
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Drumnadrochit
Moody Loch Ness, spectacular waterfalls and a land steeped in history. At the centre of this land of outstanding natural beauty lies Drumnadrochit, perfect for exploring the Highlands.
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Dunnet
Dunnet Head is the most northerly point on mainland Britain. On a clear day the view point allows the visitor to see as far as Cape Wrath to the west and enjoy a stunning panoramic view across to John O'Groats and Duncansby Head.
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Dunvegan
A traditional cottage, once a shop, ajoining listed cottage in the centre of Walls, overlooking the sea and bordered by a burn. The Cottage is close to the village amenities.
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Durness
Durness is the most north-westerly village on the British mainland.
Scattered around a string of sheltered sandy coves and grassy clifftops
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Elgin
Pure Shetland through and through. Our locally owned company assures you a genuine Shetland welcome with a warm, personal approach. Delicious food and friendly, helpful staff
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Forres
Shalders is a fabulous 4 Star B&B situated in the south mainland of Shetland in the picturesque village of Levenwick. With magnificent sea views as far as Bressay and Noss to the north
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Fort Augustus
On the most southern tip of Loch Ness Fort Augustus is situated on the Great Glen Way and the Caledonian Canal and is half way between Inverness and Fort William.
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Fort William
Lying in the shadow of Ben Nevis, Fort William is the capital of Lochaber and one of the major resorts of the Highlands. 'Fort Bill' lies at the heart of Lochaber and is the area's natural capital.
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Gairloch
Pure Shetland through and through. Our locally owned company assures you a genuine Shetland welcome with a warm, personal approach. Delicious food and friendly, helpful staff
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Glenfinnan
This small, beautiful village sits comfortably among the hills of Glen Finnan. The village is located within a lovely u-shaped valley that follows Loch Shiel in the centre of the glen.
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Grantown on Spey
Situated in the heart of the Scottish Highlands Grantown is the ideal location for a holiday. The area offers fishing on the
Spey, walking, golfing, sailing, horse riding, skiing and more.
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Helmsdale
Helmsdale, on the east coast of Sutherland, was built on gold, herrings and salmon. Today it is a name synonymous with salmon fishing, both the town and its harbour are picturesque
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Invergarry
Scenery and history surround Invergarry a village at the foot of Glengarry, on the Fort William - Inverness road through the Great Glen, Loch Oich, Loch Garry and the Glengarry
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Inverness
The thriving city of Inverness is crowned by a crenellated castles. There are plenty of shops, places to eat and drink, peaceful areas for relaxing, and a good variety of places to stay.
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John o' Groats
Our claim to fame: Not the most northern village...
but the northerly end of the longest distance between two points on the British mainland. Land's End being the other
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Kingussie
Pure Shetland through and through. Our locally owned company assures you a genuine Shetland welcome with a warm, personal approach. Delicious food and friendly, helpful staff
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Kyle of Lochalsh
This is the Highlands of Scotland, lands of the clans and castles, home to the salmon and the stag, hills of heather and the lochs to the sea beyond. A place where the Gaelic is still spoken and the people are friendly.
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Lochcarron
Lochcarron is undoubtedly one of the gems of the North Western Highlands of Scotland, this very beautiful part of Wester Ross abounds in some of the most magnificent scenery in the British Isles.
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Lochinver
Lochinver is a small fishing port and resort on the west coast of Sutherland. Lochinver sits on a sheltered bay 16 miles north of Ullapool in the wilds of the far north-west.
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Mallaig
Shalders is a fabulous 4 Star B&B situated in the south mainland of Shetland in the picturesque village of Levenwick. With magnificent sea views as far as Bressay and Noss to the north
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Nairn
Pure Shetland through and through. Our locally owned company assures you a genuine Shetland welcome with a warm, personal approach. Delicious food and friendly, helpful staff
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Newtonmore
A traditional cottage, once a shop, ajoining listed cottage in the centre of Walls, overlooking the sea and bordered by a burn. The Cottage is close to the village amenities.
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Portree
Portree is the main town on Skye, with a picturesque natural harbour and lots to do. The setting for Bonnie Prince Charlie's last days in Scotland, Portree is a bustling port and a thriving cultural centre a refurbished art centre and ameneties
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Spean Bridge
Enjoy the spectacular cliff and coastal scenery, wild flowers, dramatic seabird colonies and a wealth of spring and autumn migrants. Fair Isle is Britain’s most remote inhabited island.
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Tain
Steeped in dramatic history Tain has something for everyone, with beautiful scenery, abundant wildlife magnificent architecture, leisure activities and the traditional Highland welcome
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Thurso
Pure Shetland through and through. Our locally owned company assures you a genuine Shetland welcome with a warm, personal approach. Delicious food and friendly, helpful staff
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Tomintoul
Enjoy the spectacular cliff and coastal scenery, wild flowers, dramatic seabird colonies and a wealth of spring and autumn migrants. Fair Isle is Britain’s most remote inhabited island.
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Ullapool
Ullapool is a picturesque fishing village in Wester Ross. Add that to the range of facilities and cultural activities available and you have the perfect Highland holiday.
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Uig
Enjoy the spectacular cliff and coastal scenery, wild flowers, dramatic seabird colonies and a wealth of spring and autumn migrants. Fair Isle is Britain’s most remote inhabited island.
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Wick
Wick is the principal town in the far north of the mainland. Wick was originally a Viking settlement, and holds the claim to fame of once being the busiest herring port in Europe.
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