Holiday Cottage Accommodation
sleeping 5 - 9 people in Scotland

A stunning cottage right by the sea on the wonderful Western Isle of Harris (Outer Hebrides). The cottage offers self-catering accommodation for six to eight people, and there is superb sandy beaches and Kayaking close by, fishing and hill walking on the island - not to mention the micro brewery, artists, tweed makers, craft shops, fabulous seafood, golf, wildlife spotting and boat trips!

The coastline of South Harris has many incredible white sandy beaches, Scarista beach, Borve Mor beach, Horgabost beach and Seilebost beach, are all worth a visit. The Isle of Harris can be accessed by the "toll free" Isle of Skye road bridge and the Caledonian MacBrayne ferry from Uig on Skye, taking an hour and 40 minutes and arriving into Tarbert. You can also fly from Glasgow, Edinburgh or Aberdeen and arrive into Stornoway, and hire a car locally.

Torsa Farmhouse is a unique holiday experience that only a few people can enjoy each year. As the only dwelling on Torsa Island, near Oban, your neighbours will be the local wildlife that can include otters, seals, eagles and dolphins. A motor boat at your disposal makes fishing and exploring all that more enjoyable. The three bedroomed farmhouse sleeps 6 and is ideally located for stunning sea views. This really is an opportunity to enjoy Scottish west coast island life at its very best!

Situated in 4 acres of private grounds and within 100m of the stunning white sands of Calgary beach, Ben Bhuidhe House combines luxurious accommodation with traditional features to offer a bright, well-equipped and comfortable base for your self-catering holiday. There are lots of things to see and do on Mull including walking, fishing, sailing, cycling, golf, pony trekking, boat trips and many other attractions such as castles, museums, craft centres, a whisky distillery, a theatre, the 'Balamory Express' railway and of course the picturesque town of Tobermory.

Banlicken is simply gorgeous! It is completely private on a hillside overlooking the ocean on the west coast of Arran. The house and its smaller adjacent cottage are contemporary and comfortable and made into one of the most restful and inspiring island hideaways. There is a stream running through the garden, a games room, and a path through woods which leads down the hill to the sea. From the doorstep there are excellent hill and sea shore walks with numerous wildlife. Activities on Arraninclude golf, fishing, quad bikes, pony trecking and much more. Arran is often called 'Scotland in miniature' and so offers a unique island holiday in Scotland - and is easily accessed from the mainland.

No detail has been overlooked at this deluxe coastal holiday home, a truly spectacular coastal hideaway for six in the heart of Durness which is on the far north west coast, sitting on 'the edge of the world' with fantastic views and one of the most dramatic landscapes in the Scottish Highlands - and just off the NC500 touring route with hiking routes, coastal and inland walking paths right on the doorstep. Whilst incredibly remote you can walk to an excellent small village store that the owners encourage you to support, guests can also experience private yoga sessions, massage and of course The Northern Lights.

Country Cottage is ideally placed to explore and enjoy the Black Isle, a wonderfully scenic and interesting corner of Scotland. Within easy reach of Inverness and all that the city has to offer, this beautifully renovated stone farm cottage is a perfect base for your relaxing holiday. Fitted and furnished to a high standard with great attention to detail you will be delighted by this luxury property (which includes a bedroom and bathroom on the ground floor) and its panoramic views of the mountains and towards the sea on East Coast Scotland.

Two holiday cottages renovated to an extremely high standard offering luxury self catering accommodation. The cottages are amongst beautiful parkland gardens, and are only a mile away from sandy beaches on the Moray Coast. This quality accommodation will appeal to families and couples on vacation in the highlands. Golfers have the choice of two golf courses in Nairn - one championship course, and many others close by. There are plenty of historic castles, places of interest and outdoor activities to pursue in the area, such as fishing on the Findhorn, water sports and following the distilleries on the Whisky Trail!

Weiroch Lodge has the feel of a welcoming, traditional Scottish sporting lodge. Offered primarily as a self-catering property catering is available on request. Its position in the heart of Highland Speyside makes it the perfect base for touring the Malt Whisky Trail and the scenic Cairngorms National Park - you can visit a Highland Gathering and some of Scotland's most famous castles. The Moray Firth is a short drive away and famous for its pod of resident dolphins and seals that sunbathe along the coast. Pretty fishing villages are dotted along the picturesque coastline and the sandy beaches of Lossiemouth are well worth a visit. For food, drink and shopping, Aberlour is 10-minutes away, Elgin just 30-minutes, and the city of Inverness about an hour's drive. Salmon and trout fishing on the Spey, Findhorn and other local rivers can be arranged from Weiroch lodge by prior arrangement.

Atholl Cottage is in a great spot in Nairn, with sea views from every window and a 2 minute walk to the gorgeous sandy beach. It's on a very quiet street, but it is also very close to the centre of town, with a range of coffee shops, bars and restaurants within 10 minutes’ walk. Within a very short time you can reach golf courses, historical sites or stunning countryside for walking, running, cycling or watching wildlife.

Tucked away in the heart of the Applecross Peninsula, Applecross Manse is a spacious, four-bedroom retreat set within 5 acres of lush, private grounds that gently slope down to the sea. This idyllic property offers a serene escape with stunning, uninterrupted views over the Inner Sound, extending across the water to the islands of Raasay, Rona, Skye, and even the distant Outer Hebrides.

Just moments from secluded beaches and the village, Applecross Manse places you perfectly to enjoy both relaxation and adventure. Whether you're winding along the famous NC500 route, exploring the nearby hills, or soaking in the peaceful surroundings, the location offers something for every kind of traveller. With the beach just a short walk away and fresh, locally caught seafood to indulge in, Applecross Manse is the ultimate base to explore this captivating corner of Scotland.

Charming, recently refurbished cottage in a very remote west coast location at the head of Loch Hourn. Situated at the end of a 22 mile winding single track road passing some of Scotland’s most stunning scenery and opening up with breath taking views. An ideal spot for relaxing and getting away from it all - climbing hills, kayaking, walking, bird and wildlife watching, star gazing or just admiring the amazing views.

Shore View is a recently converted holiday cottage by the sea in North Kessock, small village near Inverness (one of the bedrooms and ensuite is on the ground floor). The property is walking distance to the shore and enjoys interrupted views over the Beauly and Moray Firth where you can see Bottlenose Dolphins. Walk to the beach, to the pub and to the shop or hop on a bus to Inverness, just 10 minutes away.

Durness lies in the county of Sutherland on the north west tip of Great Britain in the wild, remote and beautiful expanse of Cape Wrath and enjoys one of the most dramatic landscapes in Europe. The cottage offers guests a wonderfully, sumptuous home for their stay, as every comfort has been considered. Although the outside environment cannot be controlled, indoors you can be sure that there has been every attention to detail and you can luxuriate in this individually designed and stylish cottage. Whether you are a family, a group of up to six people or a couple escaping real life, Durness and The Cottage@Mackays will not disappoint.

Brachkashie Cottage sits on the edge of Loch Knockie in a stunningly beautiful, tranquil setting. There are incredible views over the loch and the property has the benefit of its own jetty, rowing boat and fishing rights during the season. Brachkashie has recently been completely refurbished to a very high standard, with Edwardian style beds and top of the range appliances plus a cosy wood burning stove. The cottage stands in two and a half acres of private grounds. There is so much to see and do in the area - Loch Ness is close by too for a chance to spot the elusive monster!

Parth Galen, situated in a stunning part of the highlands, is a comfortable and spacious house just 2 miles from the picturesque village of Plockton. The area is ideal for exploring the many attractions of the highlands. You can visit Eilean Donan Castle: one of the finest castles in Scotland or take a trip to the Isle of Skye. The scenery is breathtaking and walking, birdwatching and exploring the deserted beaches are essential if you are on holiday here! This Plockton self-catering house is perfect for two families on holiday in highland Scotland.

Tulachbeag (Plockton Holiday Home) is situated in the heart of the west coast highlands. A stone's throw away is the picturesque village of Plockton where you can enjoy hill walking, canoeing, sailing and mountain biking. In the evenings, chill out in one of the local pubs and dine in the local restaurants enjoying freshly caught seafood or the locally grown lamb and venison. The Isle of Skye is close at hand with the many attractions it has to offer.

This self-catering holiday cottage is a wonderful retreat on the west coast of Scotland. There are beautiful views down the Sound of Sleat and over to the Isle of Skye, and you can spend all day watching boats coming and going! The property is within walking distance of the village of Glenelg, which has an award-winning pub/restaurant and a good shop. There are plenty of activities to enjoy in the area including walking, fishing, wildlife and bird watching and canoeing. You can also easily visit the Isle of Skye - a car ferry runs there from Glenelg between April and October. The cottage is warm and relaxing, and a wood-burning stove adds to the ambience.

Set in the most stunning location on the shore of Loch Duich, the views of the surrounding mountains are spectacular. The area has amazing walking (from gentle strolls to challenging Munros) and many oportunities to see wildlife (pine martens are frequently seen!). Within easy reach are Eilean Donan Castle, the Iron Age brochs of Glenelg, Attadale and Armadale gardens, the dramatic Falls of Glomach, plus boat trips galore. The cottage has been recently refurbished but the charm and character has been retained - a perfect place just to relax and enjoy the peace and quiet!

Patagonia is a newly renovated traditional croft with all the comforts of modern living. The kitchen is equipped with an aga and has an adjacent snug with a wood burning stove and the sitting room has an open fire. The area has an abundance of things to do for adults, children and dogs (cycling, kayaking, sailing, fishing, golf and walking to name a few) and you are spoilt for choice when it comes to fantastic beaches. Patagonia is the perfect place to do as much or as little as you want away from the hustle and bustle of modern life!

Kirkfield House is situated in a paradise on the north west edge of Scotland. On the shores of Glenelg Bay, at the north end of the Sound of Sleat and over-looking The Isle of Skye it is a fanatastic setting for a memorable holiday. A unique and dramatic house in its own grounds, right in the heart of Gavin Maxwell country - watch the otters, dolphins and whales in the Sound of Sleat. This wonderful house has been fully fitted to the highest standards (with sauna!) and is an ideal choice for a luxury holiday on the west coast of Scotland.

Westlodge Cottage is the former lodge house of Swordale Castle, just over 2 miles from the village of Evanton with views across Cromarty Firth. It is a warm and comfortable house with every modern facility. Sleeping 8 it is perfect for two families or a group of people looking for a home from home for a relaxing holiday. Day trips to Loch Ness with Urquhart Castle, Fort Augustus: Caledonian Canal, Fort William, Dornie, Eilean Donan Castle, Glenfinnan Monument, Dunrobin Castle, Dunscaby Head and John O'Groats, Fort George, Elgin.

The Old Barn is a luxury steading conversion set in idyllic rural countryside, adjacent to a family farm, with panoramic views over the Firth of Forth. Both upstairs bedrooms include en-suite shower rooms with a bathroom on the ground floor. Situated ten minutes from the historic town of St Andrews and close to the local fishing villages. There are numerous golf courses, blue flag beaches and places of historic interest in the area plus a superb selection of pubs and restaurants within a short distance. An ideal holiday destination!

One of Scotland's best-kept secrets is Aberdour, with its Silver Sands beach and views over the Firth of Forth. There are breathtaking views of the ocean that let you see how the light changes constantly on the water. Excellent dining is available at the town's restaurants, as well as quaint tearooms and cafés. Water sports, cycling, resting, and of course walking The Fife coastline Path, which connects the Forth and Tay Estuaries and runs through some of Scotland's most attractive coastal villages. Aberdour Golf Club is a fantastic 18-hole, par-67 parkland course with breathtaking coastline vistas, and you can walk there fromt he accommodation, you entire holiday could be on foot as everything is so closeby.

This is a comfortable and cosy traditional fisherman's cottage in the picturesque fishing village of St Monans. One of the quietest villages in the East Neuk, St Monans is clustered around its harbour with a wonderful choice of pubs and shops plus a famous seafood restaurant all within walking distance of the house. There are lovely coastal walks and great opportunities for golfers with more golf courses in the area than in any other part of Scotland. Nearby Elie has fabulous beaches and great watersports; and St Andrews, steeped in history, is only a short drive away.

Waidslea is in one of a number of small fishing villages in the picturesque East Neuk of Fife. This holiday rental is presented to the highest standards, it's spacious, spotlessly clean in a quiet cul-de-sac just 5 minutes from Anstruther harbour, marina and beach. Anstruther is an ideal location from which to explore this wonderful part of Scotland, with award winning sandy beaches, world class golf courses, full range of water sports, beautiful coastal walks and many other holiday activities close by. There are numerous pubs and eating places in the area, ranging from the famous "Anstruther chippie" to award winning seafood restaurants. The fishing village of Pittenweem (1 mile from Anstruther) is the venue for the well acclaimed Arts festival every August. The historic town of St Andrews is only 15 minutes away. This part of Fife is also ideal for exploring further afield. It is only an hour's drive to Edinburgh, Stirling and Perth. The area is rich in historical interest with several National Trust properties in the vicinity including Falkland Palace, Culross, Kellie Castle and the Hill of Tarvit. Gorgeous sandy beaches are close by as well as the best choice of golf courses Scotland has to offer!

Balgonar Cottage is set on a small estate in an idyllic rural setting. The family-run farm raise cattle and sheep and there is home produced meat and farm tours available - children particularly love collecting eggs and milking the Jersey cow. Balgonar is ideally suited as a base from which to explore central Scotland. Edinburgh, Glasgow and Stirling are all with 40 minutes drive and for the golf enthusiast both Gleneagles and St Andrews are within easy reach - as well as other golf courses. There is also much to do and see near Dunfermline if you don't want to venture further afield.

Kinblethmont Coach House is situated in the heart of the estate, surrounded by mature woodland and set amidst the rolling Angus countryside. It is a great place to celebrate a special event or have a relaxing holiday and the huge open plan living area, with 10m glass frontage looking onto the woodlands, make it a special place to stay at any time of year. The owners have used very high quality materials for this stunning conversion - from the solid oak staircase to the polished granite work surfaces in the kitchen. Kinblethmont is very well placed to take advantage of all that Scotland and Angus has to offer - beaches, golf courses, castles, hill walking, visitor attractions, distilleries and much more.

The unspoilt Cowal Peninsula, steeped in history and legend, is an ideal holiday destination. Rhoda's Cottage is an entirely private wing of Strachur House and the perfect place to stay to explore the area. It has been lovingly decorated and has wonderful views over Loch Fyne (famous not only for being the longest sea loch in Scotland but also for its outstanding natural beauty and fresh seafood). Enjoy this peaceful haven and the freedom of the 2,000 acre estate with wonderful walks and trout fishing on a private lochan.

The Lodge provides comfortable accommodation for the whole family, and provides an ideal spot for those wishing to sit back and enjoy the peace and quiet offered by the scenic location. It is also perfect for those wishing to enjoy a more energetic holiday, with many of the attractions of the West Coast of Scotland being within easy driving distance. The picturesque village of Tarbert lies half an hour to the south, with ferries to Portavadie, Arran, Gigha and Islay being closeby. Enjoy the unspoilt countryside and spot wildlife, walk, cycle, fish, golf, play on the beaches or just relax!

A rustic detached Farmhouse in idyllic rural setting, the house has been recently renovated to a high standard whilst keeping the charm and rustic feel of an original Argyll farmhouse. It boasts far reaching spectacular views over Strachur Park and the surrounding countryside with a glimmer of Loch Fyne through the trees. The area is well served with restaurants renowned for fresh local produce that guests enjoy.

This is a fabulous self-catering house in Ardnamurchan in the West Highlands of Scotland and has 5 stars from Visit Scotland and their gold award for Green Tourism. It has been beautifully equipped and the hot tub is a great place to relax and admire the views or watch the stars! The area is perfect for walking, cycling, fishing and kayaking and is a wildlife enthusiasts' paradise. There is produce from the working croft and children can help feed the sheep and hens. For large holiday groups there is an adjoining 2 bed cottage to rent so the accommodation can sleep 12 + children.

Sithean is a stunning new house on a working organic hill farm. Sithean means "fairy knoll" in Gaelic and is built in an elevated position overlooking Glen Lonan. It commands spectacular views of Loch Etive and the "Shepherds of Glencoe" to the north, and Ben Cruachan to the east, and the distant hills of Ardnamurchan to the west. The wildlife, walking and cycling around Sithean is fantastic, and afterwards you can relax in the sauna enjoying the comforts, peacefulness and panoramic views.

This delightful holiday home is set in panoramic countryside and has outstanding views over Asknish Bay to the islands of Shuna, Scarba and Jura. It has been recently refurbished and is very comfortable with 3 bathrooms and a woodburning stove. There are fabulous beaches, great walking, amazing bird and wildlife and lots to do and see nearby - it's within easy walking distance of a shop, pub and award-winning bistro too! Argyll is an idyllic area of Scotland and this self-catering cottage is beautifully appointed and well equipped.

This most attractive old farmhouse, only yards from the sea, has recently been restored to a very high standard. Standing by itself at the head of Loch Craignish with almost an acre of gardens to explore, Craigdhu is a delightful place to holiday in great comfort and style. Less than a mile away is a well-stocked village shop, good restaurant and pub. There is no shortage of things to do. Boats and bikes are provided. Nearby is a great choice of walks and boat trips, famous golf courses, superb gardens, trout fishing, sea angling and some of the most amazing prehistoric sites in Scotland.

Ardchonnel House has been modernised and insulated to Scandinavian standards. It enjoys great privacy in a beautiful location overlooking Loch Awe and Inchconnel Castle Island. The house is surrounded by a hill farm offering great opportunities for walking and bird watching. Not far from Ben Cruachan (3760 feet) and Ben Lui, both munros, there is hill walking, cycling, golf and riding stables nearby. Also available are most sorts of fishing - Loch Awe has superb trout and coarse fishing. Ardchonnel offers a wonderful holiday home in a glorious and private setting with stunning views.