Scotland Self Catering Holiday Cottages & Lodge Log Cabins Brora Sutherland, Dogs Allowed, Pets Welcome 2012 Holiday Season

                             

I also do
Falconry courses
Teaching people in the art of Falconry

 

A warm welcome to Sutherland Scotland. We have self catering holiday cottages and brand new (2008) Luxury log cabins, Pictures of all the self catering accommodation is available The holiday cottages sleep from 2 to 8 adults  All overlook the sea and local golf course in the stunning county of Sutherland . We are located just one mile north of the village of Brora.

We currently have two holiday cottages: Rowan is a traditional two bedroomed croft cottage. Holly is a  newer 2 bedroomed property adjoining Rowan combined they sleep 8 and have internal adjoining door.

The properties can be booked together or separately depending on the size of accommodation you require. In addition 2 brand new  1 bedroomed luxury log cabins 50 sq metres in size.

 

 

Just click on "cottages" on the menu bar above to get information regarding availability and pricing

They are relaxing and comfortable, maintained to a high standard of cleanliness and fully fitted to meet your needs.

The county of Sutherland has lots to offer the visitor who wishes to explore this wonderful part of the Scottish Highlands. Cycling, Pony Trecking, Horse riding, Golf, Hill walking, Castles, Museums and Falconry. Many great sandy beaches for children and to walk the dogs 


Click on the menu bar above for further information on Sutherland

Commanding beautiful views of the sea and the hills, the self catering cottages and lodges are just 12 minutes walk from the 2 miles of the sandy beach and are situated in the quiet crofting community of Dalchalm which lies 1 mile north of Brora.

 

 

There are a number of other beaches to explore in the area all of which are clean and easily accessible. Also a great place to walk the dogs. The village of Brora is located one hour north of Inverness and an hour and a quarter south of John O` Groats. This makes for an excellent and central base from which to tour the Northern Scottish Highlands.


There is much to offer the visitor here, most notable is the majestic and breathtaking scenery. The rugged grandeur is both beautiful and overwhelming. 

It is a county where wildlife abounds, where you can see Peregrines, Golden Eagles, Red Kites, Buzzards, Hen Harriers, Merlins and Sparrowhawks. There are also a number of Osprey pairs nesting here and it is not uncommon to share your walk on the beach with the local Otters and Seals. There are some fabulous herds of wild Red Deer within a few miles and if you pick the right time of year you may even see the salmon leaping. Also the Cromerty Firth is famous for it`s Dolphins. This is truly a haven for an exceptional variety of wildlife.


Of particular interest to you in picking a holiday destination is the fact that Sutherland boasts one of the lowest rainfalls in the UK. Here on the east coast we are particularly blessed with less MIDGES that most other Scottish destinations - clearly this makes for a more enjoyable holiday!! In a nutshell, this is the kind of place you do not want to leave in a hurry.


There are many single track roads in the area, meandering for several hundreds of miles. Passing places are well placed at every quarter mile or so. The scenery on these roads is breathtaking so make time to explore the Scottish Highlands and create your own unique adventure.

There is little traffic on these roads but if someone is following you do be courteous and let them pass at the next passing place, you never know it could be a doctor or nurse on call.

For further information either click on the links or you can phone or e-mail us. hugh@highlandholidays.plus.com
Tel 01408 622865

In addition to the self catering cottages and log cabins, we offer "FALCONRY COURSES" in the Art of Falconry, link at top of page. We have video footage on the Hawking Holidays page. You will be spoilt for choice here, with local activities including: salmon fishing, on the rivers Brora and Helmsdale; Loch Fishing for trout. Golfing on numerous golf links courses in Dornoch, Brora, Golspie and Helmsdale. Pony Trecking, Mountain bike trails There are numerous place of interest  i.e Dunrobin Castle, Timespan museum, Shin Fall`s with it`s own Harrods shop & Restaurant, It also has a great play area for children, Dornoch Cathedral, TimeSpan The stunning Cassley river. Durness with it`s spectacular beaches, pictish cairns & standings stones, Brora has a  historic history Though the main thing is the scenery and the peace and quiet with quiet road network

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