A tranquil retreat set in the southern valley of the River Dee, yet only a few miles from the lively city of Aberdeen, and at the gateway to the spectacular scenery of Royal Deeside.

Core path to Aberfeldy and Pitlochry, Grand tully rapids, canoeing, rafting and other outdoor activities.

In the heart of the Trossachs. Queen Elizabeth Forest Park offers a wealth of trails and picnic sites, as well as cycling, fishing and orienteering. Highland Boundary Fault Trail.

Stunning views in the heart of the Trossachs. USRVs by arrangement.

Ideal for touring East Lothian, Edinburgh 15 minutes by train.

½ a mile from the village. Close to beaches, a nature reserve for bird watching and the Museum of Flight Concorde Experience.

In the heart of The Whisky Trail, 500m from the River Spey and salmon fishing. Ideal for touring from Cairngorm National Park to Moray Firth.

The surrounding area has historic castles, National Trust properties and gardens to visit. Salmon and Whisky are the specialities of this area of Scotland. STB 4 Star Graded and AA 3 Pennants. Non members welcome. You can also call us on 0845 130 7633.

Ideal for walking, touring and a quiet family holiday. Well situated for exploring Clyde Valley. One hour from Glasgow, Edinburgh and the Ayrshire coast.

By Aboyne Loch. Beside two golf courses and within walking distance of two restaurants. Boats available to hire. Good area for walking. Dog walk. David Bellamy Gold Award.

Close to the village of Tarland and approx. 6 miles from Aboyne. STB 5 Star Graded and AA 3 Pennants. Non members welcome. You can also call us on 0845 130 7633.

Loch side location, spectacular views, central for touring.

Central for Glasgow, Edinburgh, Perth, The Trossachs and Stirling.

Three golf courses within a 1 mile radius.

Near beaches, river, mountains, archaeolgy.