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Holiday houses in Latheronwheel

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The exterior of the cottage features a stone facade with a green door and window frames. A wooden bench is placed beside the entrance. The roof is covered with slate tiles, and a small garden area is visible with gravel underfoot.
Cottage in Berriedale
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 209 reviews

Mill Cottage: Captivating Riverside 1 Bed Cottage

This beautiful cottage is situated in an idyllic location; listen to the gurgling river as you sit on the decking or drift off to sleep. One minute's walk away over a Victorian swing bridge is an enchanting pebble beach. Here you may see seals, dolphins, salmon, and plenty of seabirds depending on the season. Ideally placed for the North Coast 500, this modernised cottage is warm and cosy with central heating and hot water provided by a biomass boiler, and a wood burning stove for cooler nights.

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The image displays a stone building situated alongside a rocky beach. The structure features multiple levels, with a modern section characterized by large glass windows. Clear water reflects the blue sky, while weeds and wildflowers grow among the rocks at the shoreline.
Guest suite in Moray
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 380 reviews

Moray View Accommodation - beachfront apartment.

Beach front accommodation in Lossiemouth, with stunning views across east beach and estuary. Close to all amenities, bars, restaurants, shops, golf courses. The guest suite is on ground floor, double room, bathroom, large living room which includes a double sofa bed. Access to decking area with views across the beach. Tea & Coffee facilities with fridge & microwave oven. Included in your stay is fresh milk & home bakes. One well behaved dog is welcome. Pet fee will be added at time of booking.

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A modern cabin structure features a distinctive curved roof and large glass doors that provide access to a spacious deck. Surrounding it is a wooden railing, enhancing the outdoor experience. The structure sits amidst a natural landscape, offering a serene setting.
Cabin in Highland Council
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 22 reviews

Byrnside Lodge at Craiglea - NEW HOT TUB

Located along the NC500 amidst breath-taking landscapes of the Scottish Highlands, offering panoramic views out towards the Moray Firth. A true sense of tranquillity and connection with nature providing you with a sumptuous retreat after a day exploring. Beautifully fitted out offering spacious accommodation for up to 4 + 2 people; high-quality furnishings, comfortable bedding, dining/lounge area in which to relax and unwind. Take a glass of wine out on the deck and enjoy the views out to sea

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The interior of a shepherd's hut features wood paneling and large windows showcasing a view of the sea. A spacious bed is adorned with colorful bedding. A small table and chairs are positioned near the window, while a cooking area with utensils and a log burning stove is visible.
Shepherd’s hut in The Highlands
5 out of 5 average rating, 222 reviews

Cosy Shepherd’s Hut near NC500 with Sea Views

At only five miles from the popular John o Groats signpost, Jo and Karina would love to welcome you at one of three cozy self-catering glamping pods at The Crofter's Snug - lots of local area info on our website. Located at the top of Scotland you'll enjoy one of the best views in the area - even the locals are envious! One mile off the popular NC500 tourist route, our two pods and a Shepherd's Hut offer peace and quiet in an idyllic location with some amazing sunrises, sunsets and starry skies.

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The exterior of a modern log cabin is showcased, featuring large glass windows that enhance natural light. A spacious wooden deck surrounds the cabin, with a hot tub positioned nearby. The landscape includes open fields, suggesting a serene environment.
Cabin in Scarfskerry
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 257 reviews

Valhalla View-NC500

A truly unique get away set on over 14 acres of its own land, over looking the Orkney Islands, 3 mins off the official NC500 Route. With features like its own 6 person hot top, 2 bathrooms, modern kitchen and spacious dining area, and 3 double bedrooms plus a extra guest room with a pull out sofa bed. Relax with the whole family at this peaceful place. Only 15 mins from John o'grotes and Dunnet beach Also the chance to witness the spectacular Northern lights (Aurora) on the right occasion.

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A wide view of the coastline features a stone pier leading into calm waters, surrounded by rocky formations. Lush green grass borders the beach, with two modern cabins visible nearby, showcasing a serene landscape under clear blue skies.
Place to stay in Highland Council
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 270 reviews

Cabin by the Pier - a unique seaside location

Close to the NC500 route, Inverness, Nigg and the North Highlands, and a stone’s skiff from the shore, Cabin by the Pier is a unique modern building inspired by a traditional salmon fishing bothy, with a panoramic view across the Moray Firth. For writers, casual visitors, beachcombers, birdwatchers, stargazers, shore foragers, ancestry hunters, with the sea for it’s soundtrack, our very popular cabin offers modern comforts for two, in a unique location - where you escape the everyday.

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Cabin in Highland Council
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 88 reviews

Fishers Rest

Fishers Rest is a charming one-bedroom chalet in Lybster, in the Scottish Highlands. Breath taking cliffs and a view over the harbour, unwind in the hot tub on the private decking. This secluded retreat serves as a perfect base for exploring the stunning Caithness region or as a stop along the famous North Coast 500 route. Run by a local family, Fishers Rest is also conveniently situated on the John O’Groats Trail, making it a popular choice for adventure seekers. Licence No: HI-01124-F

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A modern glamping pod is set against a scenic backdrop, featuring a distinctive curved shape and wooden accents. Surrounding greenery includes ornamental grasses and shrubs, enhancing the tranquil environment. The entrance showcases a small deck area, inviting relaxation and appreciation of the natural landscape.
Tiny home in Highland Council
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 127 reviews

North Star Glamping Luxury Glamping Pods

Luxury Glamping Pods set in a quiet semi-rural location on the edge of the village of Lybster in Caithness and right on the NC500 route. The Pods offer stunning mountain views, glorious sea views across to the Moray Coast along with glorious sunsets and sunrises. Anyone walking the John O’Groat Trail or on their JOGLE adventure that requires a pickup or drop off at their start/finish points for the day please contact us and we will do our very best to accommodate your requirements.

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A hot tub is nestled on a wooden deck, offering picturesque views of open landscapes and a distant lake. Large glass doors are visible, allowing for an abundance of natural light to fill the interior space.
Cottage in Halkirk
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 190 reviews

Torran Cottage - Views, Exclusivity & Tranquility

Torran Cottage is nestled within a UNESCO World Heritage Site - The Flow Country! Whilst superbly modernised throughout, the cottage retains its original features, including wonderful flagstone flooring, deep-silled windows set into thick stone walls, and a large wood burner for cosy evenings. The views from the hot tub and gardens are unbelievable. Panoramic vistas look east to Morven and the Scarabens, south to Ben Klibreck and west to distant views of Ben Loyal and Ben Hope.

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A renovated stone building features a traditional slate roof, with a welcoming wooden door at its center. Surrounding the structure, grassy areas create an open setting. The clear blue sky serves as a backdrop, enhancing the rural charm of the landscape.
Cottage in Melvich
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 644 reviews

The Steading, Melvich

This converted building in the picturesque village of Melvich has been recently renovated and has amazing sea views including the Orkney islands! Offering WiFi, television, and off-road parking for one car. Also, with the new addition of a woodburning stove, you will certainly not be cold! Ideally situated for exploring the north of Sutherland and Caithness, this area is popular for walking, fishing, surfing, golfing and has one of the most beautiful beaches in the area!

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A decorative logo for North Coast Escapes, prominently featuring the name in elegant typography. The design is complemented by a compass emblem, which adds a nautical touch, set against a deep navy background.
Place to stay in Thrumster
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 111 reviews

Bespoke made self catering cabin

Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable escape. Perfectly situated in the open countryside beside the A99 and on the popular NC500 route, our cabin boasts beautiful views out to the North sea. Our cabin can comfortably sleep 2 adults and 2 children with a double bed and double sofa bed. It has a fully equipped kitchen area containing a over, hob, washing machine, dishwasher, toaster and kettle, and has a separate bathroom with toilet, sink and power shower.

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The cottage is set within a fenced area, surrounded by open countryside. A gravel driveway leads to the entrance, which is framed by wooden fencing. The stone exterior of the cottage is complemented by a slate roof, under a partly cloudy sky.
Cottage in Watten
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 144 reviews

Taigh Neonach Cozy 1 bedroom Highland Cottage

Welcome! This is our quirky wee cottage. Originally a traditional Scottish but and ben it now offers a cosy getaway in the far north highlands. Taigh Neonach is Gaelic for odd cottage which suits its slightly unconventional character. A fantastic base to explore the North of Scotland, whether you are touring the NC500, relaxing in the quiet wilderness of Caithness, doing a spot of fishing, shooting, walking, cycling... the choices are endless like the views!

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