Where we are
The Highlands is an inspiring region of magnificent mountains, enchanting lochs and sandy beaches. Discover wonderful wildlife, local produce, outdoor activities and historic attractions, all set against world-renowned landscapes such as Ben Nevis and Loch Ness.
Uncover the truly fascinating history of the North Highlands by visiting historic castles, museums and visitor centres. On a visit to this region you can experience epic terrtains of mountains, lochs, waterfalls and beaches. Look out for whales and dolphins on a wildlife tour or get active and enjoy mountain biking, walking, kayaking, fishing, golfing and more.
Directions
From Inverness travel north and take the A9 across the Kessock Bridge (sign posted Thurso). Take the 3rd exit at the Tore Roundabout (A9 North) and follow the A9. Cross the Cromarty Bridge and take the 2nd exit (sign posted Thurso) at the roundabout. Continue past signs for Evanton, Alness and Invergordon which will lead you onto the Nigg roundabout. Take the 3rd exit onto the B9175 and follow this road until you see the Nigg Energy Park (large tanks to your right-hand side). Take the next left-turn, after the white cottage on the main road, and follow the road up the hill until you see the sand-stone cottages on your left.
Location
Located within the popular scattered community of Nigg, in Ross-shire, this cottage will appeal to those seeking a comfortable family getaway as the area itself is well known for its natural scenic beauty and abundance of wildlife. For corporate bookings, the cottage is within commuting distance of the major employment centres of the area. The Royal Burgh of Tain is less than 10 miles away and offers a wide range of services and facilities to include supermarkets, shops, restaurants, take-aways, professional and banking services. There is a railway station that gives access to Inverness, the Highland's capital city.