Highland Council

Landmark4.5/5

Loch Ness

Loch Ness runs long and dark through the Scottish Highlands. Wooded slopes rise from the water, and the Caledonian Canal meets it at Fort Augustus. The Loch Ness Monster is its abiding legend.

Culture4.6/5

Glenfinnan Viaduct

Get ready for a magical train ride on the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct in Scotland! Located in the stunning Scottish Highlands, this viaduct is a must-visit for any Harry Potter fan. Watch as the Hogwarts Express chugs along, crossing the 21 arches that make up this breathtaking structure. Don't forget your camera!

Culture4.5/5

Urquhart Castle

Nestled on the banks of Loch Ness, Urquhart Castle is a must-visit for history buffs and monster hunters alike. Explore the ancient ruins, take in the stunning views, and keep an eye out for Nessie! Don't forget your camera and sense of adventure when visiting this iconic Scottish landmark.

Culture4.6/5

Eilean Donan Castle

Welcome to Eilean Donan Castle, where history comes to life in a picturesque setting. Situated in Dornie, this iconic landmark dates back to the 13th century and boasts stunning views of Loch Duich. Explore the castle's interior filled with ancient artifacts and learn about its storied past. Don't forget to snap a selfie with the dramatic backdrop!

Landmark4.7/5

Ardnamurchan Lighthouse

Calling all lighthouse lovers! Ardnamurchan Lighthouse sits proudly on Ardnamurchan Point, offering stunning views of the Scottish coast. Climb to the top for panoramic vistas and keep an eye out for wildlife. Don't miss the charming gift shop and visitor center. A must-visit spot for a memorable experience in the highlands!

Landmark5/5

Loch na Creitheach

Hidden amidst the magical Isle of Skye, Loch na Creitheach is a paradise for adventurers seeking a taste of Scottish beauty. With its crystal-clear waters and lush green surroundings, it offers the perfect spot for kayaking, fishing, or simply daydreaming. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture the breathtaking views that will make all your friends wish they were here too!

Landmark4.7/5

Clatto Reservoir

Calling all nature lovers! Clatto Reservoir in Dundee is the perfect spot for a peaceful retreat. Surrounded by lush greenery, this scenic reservoir offers a tranquil setting for picnics, birdwatching, and leisurely walks. With plenty of wildlife to spot and stunning views to enjoy, Clatto Reservoir is a must-visit destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

Landmark4.7/5

Clava Cairns

This Bronze Age burial site near Inverness has stone circles around its cairns, aligned with the winter solstice. You can step inside a passage tomb, where the narrow stone-lined chamber closes around you.

Landmark4.4/5

Glenshee Ski Centre

This Scottish ski resort spreads across four mountains and three valleys, with about 25 miles of runs and 21 lifts. In summer, the chairlift carries walkers up Cairnwell.

Landmark4.9/5

Camasunary

Get ready to fall in love with Camasunary! This hidden gem on the enchanting Isle of Skye is a traveler's dream come true. With its picturesque landscapes and breathtaking views, this spot will leave you in awe. Don't forget your hiking boots because the Camasunary Bay trail is waiting for you. Get ready to experience nature's playground at its finest!

Cafe4.7/5

Isle of Mull Cheese and Spirit

Farm cafe and cheese-and-spirit distillery with tours through its cheesemaking rooms. Tours end with a tasting of the farm’s cheese and spirits.

Eat$$$4.5/5

Iain Burnett Highland Chocolatier

Calling all chocolate lovers! Located in the picturesque village of Grandtully, just a hop away from Pitlochry, you'll find the chocolate paradise of Iain Burnett Highland Chocolatier. Indulge in handcrafted, award-winning chocolates that will transport you to cocoa heaven. With a variety of tantalizing flavors and stunning packaging, this chocolatier is a must-visit stop on your sweet adventure. Get ready to satisfy your cravings!

Eat$$$4.5/5

Crannog Seafood Restaurant

This Fort William seafood restaurant stands on the pier over the water. From the windows, you look across the loch toward the mountains.

Shop4.6/5

Leakey's Bookshop

Secondhand bookshop with books piled across the shelves and a giant wood stove. The hunt can turn up 1950s train timetables.

Landmark4.5/5

Falls of Foyers

The Falls of Foyers plunge through woodland into a deep gorge. A steep flight of steps takes you down to the viewpoints.

Landmark4.7/5

Calanais Standing Stones

Unleash your inner time traveler at the mesmerizing Calanais Standing Stones on the Isle of Lewis! Dating back to 3000 BC, these majestic monoliths form a sacred celestial dance. As you wander amidst the ancient stones, feel the mystical energy that has captivated visitors for centuries. Don’t forget your camera—this prehistoric wonder is Insta-gold! 📸✨

Landmark4.6/5

Eden Court Inverness

This Inverness performing arts center stages theater and live music, with films in two cinemas. Its modern building holds several theaters, including an 800-seat auditorium.

Stay$$$$4.8/5

Links House at Royal Dornoch

Situated in Dornoch, Links House at Royal Dornoch has a restaurant, bar, terrace, and free WiFi. Private parking is available at the property. All rooms in the hotel are fitted with a flat-screen TV. Guests at Links House at Royal Dornoch can enjoy a Full Scottish breakfast. The area is popular for cycling, and bike hire is available at the accommodation. Links House at Royal Dornoch can conveniently provide information at the reception to help guests to get around the area. Tain is 15 km from the hotel. The nearest airport is Inverness Airport, 80 km from Links House at Royal Dornoch.

Stay4.7/5

Coul House Hotel

Coul House Hotel is set in the hills above Contin and offers scenic views and an award-winning restaurant. Located within 5 miles of Loch Achilty and Loch Ussie, this hotel is only 20 minutes' drive from Inverness. The spacious rooms are individually decorated, and many have period features and mountain views. All rooms have a 32-inch flat-screen TV, a private bathroom with free toiletries, tea and coffee facilities and a seating area. Free Wi-Fi is included. The restaurant has a unique octagonal shape and an ornate ceiling. Serving a contemporary gourmet menu using local produce, there is also a wide ranging wine list. Set in 8 acres of beautiful mature woodland, Coul House is opposite the biking track to Rogie Waterfalls, in Achilty Forest. It features a pitch and putt, cosy guest lounges, open log fires and beautiful views. Free private parking is available and the market town of Dingwall is just 6 miles away. Beauly can be reached after a 20-minute drive. Nearby attractions include the castles at Dunrobin and Cawdor, Glen Ord Whisky Distillery and Loch Ness.

Stay$$$$4.1/5

Shieldaig Lodge

On the shores of Loch Gairloch, Shieldaig Lodge is one of the few remaining traditional Highland shooting Lodges open to the public. Situated just a 10 mintue from Gairloch, it offers a snug bar with real fires. Dating back to the 19th century, the property offers rooms with views over the hills or the loch. The rooms include a TV, alarm clock, and tea and coffee making facilities. The en suite bathrooms have complimentary toiletries. In the mornings, Shieldaig Lodge serves full Scottish breakfast. Guests can also enjoy whiskey in the bar and cosy lounges. Free Wi-Fi is available in public areas. Set within a 26,000 acre estate, the quiet Shieldaig Lodge is a popular base for hill walking, deer stalking, and fishing. Guests can also enjoy mountain biking over the rugged landscapes of Wester Ross or around Glen Torridon. Day trips from Gairloch include whale-watching expeditions and boat trips to the Shiant Islands. Free private parking is available at the lodge.

Stay5/5

The Lairg Estate

Nestled in the stunning Scottish Highlands, The Lairg Estate boasts breathtaking landscapes and a rich history, making Lairg Lodge an unforgettable destination for those seeking natural beauty and tranquil charm.

Stay4.9/5

The Factor's House

This Victorian Cromarty B&B looks over the Firth from above the village. The lounge has an honesty bar: pour a drink, then write it down.

Stay4.7/5

Achnagairn Castle

This Scottish castle hosts weddings and overnight stays, with guest rooms and grounds. Its ballroom becomes the evening reception room.

Stay4.6/5

Woodlands Glencoe

Nestled in the enchanting Scottish Highlands, Woodlands Glencoe is a cozy retreat that feels like a home away from home. Surrounded by breathtaking mountains and lush greenery, it’s perfect for adventure seekers and tranquility lovers alike. Whether you’re hiking, enjoying local cuisine, or soaking in stunning views, this hidden gem in Ballachulish is a must-visit for every traveler!

Stay4.7/5

RiverBeds Luxury Wee Lodges with Hot Tubs @ Woodlands Glencoe

Experience the ultimate luxury getaway at RiverBeds Luxury Wee Lodges with Hot Tubs @ Woodlands Glencoe. Nestled in the stunning Woodlands of Glencoe, this unique accommodation offers a fun and unforgettable stay. With stylish interiors and private hot tubs, immerse yourself in relaxation while surrounded by nature's beauty. Explore the nearby Glencoe area and indulge in exciting activities. Unwind, have fun, and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Stay4.9/5

The Lazy Duck

Welcome to The Lazy Duck, an idyllic retreat tucked away in the heart of Nethy Bridge, UK. This quirky haven offers cozy eco-lodges and a friendly, laid-back atmosphere. Explore the enchanting surrounding forests, unwind in the wood-fired hot tub, and enjoy farm-to-table meals using ingredients from their kitchen garden. A duck-tastic adventure awaits you at The Lazy Duck!

Stay4.7/5

Camusdarach Campsite

Nestled between stunning sandy beaches and rolling hills, Camusdarach Campsite is the perfect base for explorers in Arisaig. With pitches for tents and campervans, as well as cozy lodges for those who prefer a touch of luxury, this laid-back spot has it all. Don't forget your sense of adventure - there are unforgettable views around every corner!

Stay4.5/5

Ben Nevis Holiday Park

Looking for a cozy getaway in the Scottish Highlands? Look no further than Ben Nevis Holiday Park! Nestled in Caol, Fort William, this park offers stunning views of Ben Nevis, great amenities, and easy access to outdoor adventures. Perfect for hikers, nature lovers, and families looking for a fun-filled escape.