The Scottish Highlands is home to the vibrant city of Inverness, where you can find a great self-catering cottage, remote rural communities and populated islands that all have the backdrop of the breath taking mountainous terrain and lakes that Scotland is most famous for. The wealth of wildlife and history means that there‘s lots to see in the Scottish Highlands, from the scenic views of the giant jagged peaks of The Cuillin on the Isle of Skye, where there's some great short term rental houses, to the Gothic Rosslyn Chapel that was catapulted to fame by the Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code.
Perhaps the most unique sight to see on a trip to the Scottish Highlands is a glimpse of the Loch Ness Monster in the largest lake in the Scotland, The Loch Ness. The Loch Ness Monster is just one of many myths to discover in this beautiful part of the world, Scotland is full of natural wonder that it is no surprise that many legends derived from here.
The whole of the Scottish Highlands are dominated by rugged mountains the most famous would have to be the Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the British Isles with is a hikers dream. The climate in the highland can be cold, so warm up at one of Scotland's whiskey distilleries and try the nation's famous drink.
Argyll-the-Isles-Loch-Lomond-Stirling-Trossachs, Scotland Beds 4,
Bath 3, Sleeps 8 - 8
£600-£860 P/W
Edinburgh-and-the-Lothians, Scotland Beds 2,
Bath 1, Sleeps 1 - 4
£630-£1,250 P/W
St-Andrews, Kingdom-of-Fife Beds 4,
Bath 2, Sleeps 8 - 8
£700-£1,025 P/W
Carmarthenshire, Wales Beds 3,
Bath 3, Sleeps 6 - 6
£1-£1 P/W
Polperro, Cornwall Beds 1,
Bath 1, Sleeps 2 - 4
£220-£445 P/W
Polperro, Cornwall Beds 3,
Bath 4, Sleeps 6 - 6
£350-£825 P/W
