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Self Catering Accommodation Scottish Highlands
There is so much to see in the Highlands that it is hard to know where to start. In the south there is Loch Ness - is there really a monster lurking in the depths of loch? The west coast draws more visitors each year - and for good reason - but if you want peace and wide-open spaces try the northeast Highlands. On the other hand, the mountains and coast of north west Sutherland and Wester Ross are truly spectacular, while further south is the magical Isle of Skye, one of ou own favourite places in Britain. If you want something a bit less spectaular - and easier to get to - than the Highlands, check the listings for self catering in Grampian
(Aberdeenshire and Moray) which borders the Scottish Highlands area to the east and south. For
alternative accommodation, see our Highlands
hotel guide, or our guide to Bed and Breakfasts in the Highlands. For suggestions on what to see and do in the area,
visit our Scotland Travel
Guide and Highlands Travel
Information pages. Popular: Isle of Skye
Alternative accommodation: Hotels - Bed & Breakfast
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photo of Loch Fada, Isle of Skye, Highlands is © David Ross and Britain Express
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Featured historic attraction in Highlands and Islands:
Doune of Rothiemurchus -
Aviemore,
Highlands and Islands,
Scotland
An elegant country house, the home of the Grants of Rothiemurchus for centuries. The Doune stands beside an ancient motte, or hill fort (Doune comes from 'dun' for a fortified place). The house dates to the 16th century, and was probably built by the Shaw family. ... more
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