Discover the towns and villages in the Cairngorms in the culture-rich Angus Region. Perfect for history lovers and those seeking scenic trails and wildlife.

Highland Region

The Highland region of Scotland provides natives and visitors with beautiful landscapes, outdoor adventures, and a rich history to enjoy. Aviemore is a great area for outdoor enthusiasts, providing access to the Cairngorms National Park, places to hike all year round, and skiing during the winter. 

A short drive away, you'll find Carrbridge, which is home to the famous Packhorse Bridge, the oldest stone bridge you can find in the Highlands. Here, you'll also discover the popular Landmark Forest Adventure Park.

Boat of Garten, also recognised as Osprey Village, is where you'll find scenic walks, places to spot wildlife, and the heritage Strathspey Steam Railway. 

In the Caledonian Forest is Nethy Bridge, which is the perfect location for nature lovers with all of its peaceful trails. If you're looking for access to Glenmore's beautiful landscapes, the ruins of Ruthven Barracks, and other historical sites combined with natural beauty, you'll enjoy Kingussie.

Newtonmore is known among lots of people for the Highland Folk Museum, which offers a peek into Highland life and is a great foundation for exploring the Spey Valley. Whether you're looking for adventure, relaxation or wish to delve into its history, these villages make the Highlands the perfect place to visit!

If you want to visit the Cairngorms, we offer self catering accommodation in Speyside.

Aberdeenshire Region

Aberdeenshire is a region complete with a rich history, natural beauty, and plenty of outdoor activities to partake in. Along the River Dee, you'll find Ballater, which is most notable for its royal connections, as Balmoral Castle is nearby. 

Here, you can browse through charming local shops and enjoy scenic walks and cycling routes. The village is a gateway through Cairngorms National Park, offering stunning landscapes and lots of activities.

If you go further west, you'll find Braemar, which is famous for its annual Braemar Gathering, which is one of Scotland's most prestigious Highland Games. It's an excellent area to start for hillwalking, with its dramatic mountain scenery and routes leading to Scotland's highest peaks. 

Home to Braemar Castle, this is a fascinating historical site with lots of interesting artefacts to learn and enjoy. Whether you're enjoying the outdoors, experiencing Scottish traditions, or exploring castles, Ballater and Braemar are the areas that best display Aberdeenshire's charm and character!

Moray Region

Moray region can offer visitors a memorable experience with plenty of history, nature, and excitement to discover. The highest village in the Highlands is known as Tomintoul, and it promises beautiful views, serene walking trails, and access to the Cairngorms National Park. Scottish has plenty of history in its whisky heritage, and in Tomintoul, you'll find the Whisky Castle, offering visitors a broad selection of Scotch whiskies.

Nearby, Grantown-on-Spey is a beautiful Georgian town surrounded by the River Spey and many forests. It is the best place to partake in many outdoor ventures like cycling, wildlife spotting, and walking. You can also discover the renowned Speyside Whisky Trail, which allows visitors to explore many of Scotland's famous distilleries.

Perth and Kinross Region

Perth and Kinross are regions that offer many captivating landscapes and plenty of interesting aspects to enjoy, such as its vast history and views. Blair Atholl is where you'll find the impressive Blair Castle, which is a historic landmark with stunning gardens and a history dating back 700 years. As yet another gateway to the Cairngorm National Park, you'll find lots of opportunities to walk, cycle, and spot wildlife.

Not too far away, Dalwhinnie is most commonly known for the Dalwhinnie Distillery, where many visitors can find traditional whisky-making and sample some of the best available single malts. Its dramatic Highland scenery makes for the perfect place if you're seeking breathtaking views and a sense of peace.

Angus Region

Angus is another region we implore visitors of Scotland to visit for an unforgettable experience. Glen Clova is one of the most beautiful glens you'll see in Scotland, and it is a sheer paradise for many nature lovers and walkers due to its abundant wildlife, scenic trails, and rugged mountain landscapes.

The 'Gateway to the Glens' is Kirriemuir, and it is entrenched in plenty of history and charm. As the birthplace of J.M Barrie, the creator of the popular children's tale 'Peter Pan,' many visitors can explore his home, which has since become a museum. 

The town is also recognised for the Kirriemuir Camera Obscura, offering amazing panoramic views of the surrounding countryside for you to look at. Whether you wish to observe the dramatic landscapes or learn the history of an iconic childhood author, Angus is a great destination, blending lots of interests together!