Holiday cottages in Scotland

Whether you're taking a break with your loved one or celebrating with friends, why not add a little luxury into the equation by booking one of our Scotland cottages with hot tubs or even one of our luxury cottages in Scotland. Choose from added extras such as indoor swimming pools, hot tubs, wood burning stoves or a fully equipped games room to help keep everyone entertained. Gaze up at the stars as you sip on a beverage of your choice, whilst soaking up the warm blissful bubbles of your very own private oasis. Whether for a short weekend break or longer stay, relax and unwind with the best view in the house. This area is the perfect destination for a holiday with your four legged friend. With so many dog friendly cottages in Scotland, your pampered pooch can have the choice of an enclosed garden, wide sandy beach or woodland trails to let off steam. With so many pet friendly options available your furry friend will be well catered for, leaving you time to relax and unwind together.

For any Harry Potter fans, the Glenfinnan Viaduct is a must. Featured in many of the films, this picturesque viaduct transports the famous Jacobite Steam train from Fort Willaim to Mallaig. So jump on the real Hogwarts express for an unforgettable experience.

Balmoral Castle in Aberdeenshire, is home to the Royal family since it was bought for Queen Victoria in 1852. Take a tour around the house and grounds or visit the gift shop for a special souvenir.

Dundee, on the banks of the River Tay is home to the RRS Discovery at Discovery point. The ship tells the remarkable story of exploration of Captain Scott and Ernest Shackleton's journey to the Antarctic in 1901. Follow one of the most awe inspiring journeys through exhibitions, artefacts and more.

The Cairngorms National Park is twice the size of the Lake District with an abundance of mountains, forest paths, rivers and distilleries. A perfect place for walking, but be aware that this is the home of the Scottish wild cat! Loch Lomond, with its mystic tales of water based monsters, is the UK's largest body of water and is around 700 feet deep, so finding Nessie might take some time!