Cottages in Aviemore

Whether you’re feeling like spending time relaxing in beautiful and comfortable cottages or feeling adventurous, Holidu has exactly what you’re looking for. They are located all around The Cairngorms National Park, which is pretty much the best place you can spend time. You’ll be amazed by all the breathtaking landscapes Aviemore has to offer. High mountains and dense forest are all around. This makes Aviemore an amazing and popular destination to do many kinds of activities during summer and winter.

Ideal for couples or families. From modern cottages or more-like vintage feel ones, all your needs will be covered: rooms for everyone, cottages with garden and/or pets friendly ones. We know family time is important for you and that is why the moment you are inside you will feel like you’ve arrived at a brand new warm welcoming home. It’s all family-friendly! Are you ready to book your cottage in Aviemore?

During hot months, you can hike, bike, or climb, while in winter, you can ski at one of the best resorts in the country. On the other hand, exploring the Cairngorms National Park can be more exciting and amazing than you think. This huge 4,500 square kilometre parks will surprise you in ways you don’t expect. Three rivers welcome your entrance at the park: the Spey, the Dee, and the Don. This park is well known for its fauna: Deers, roe deers, arctic hares, martens, red squirrels, bobcats and otters are also present in the park. This park is home to several species of rare plants in the UK, such as Linnaea borealis (Twinflower), Pyrola intermedia (Intermediate Wintergreen) or the orchid Platanthera bifolia (Lesser Butterfly-orchid). For a rewarding low-intensity hike, head to Loch an Eilein and follow the peaceful path that surrounds its waters. Visit the ruined 13th century castle that sits on an island in the centre of the lake. The lake is located on the territory of the Rothiemurchus estate, known to encompass part of the last remaining Caledonian forest in Scotland. Be on the lookout for red squirrels and Scottish wildcats as you walk through forests of wild pines, some as old as 300 years.

Nearby Loch Morlich, you will find more beautiful trails. Relax on the lake's sandy beach or rent a canoe to explore its cool waters. Many of these trails turn into wonderful cross-country skiing spots in winter. Snowsports are very popular in Scotland and the local businesses cater well for enthusiasts. Visit Aviemore during the colder months to enjoy the CairnGorm Mountains Ski Resort, which is a 25-minute drive southeast of Aviemore. CairnGorm, Scotland's largest ski resort has 30 slopes and 30 kilometres (19 mi) of slopes, plus a separate park for skiers and snowboarders. The mountain is known for its excellent cross-country skiing terrain, accessible after a ski lift ride. For those experienced in skiing or snowboarding, hit the freeride trails and take in beautiful views of the tree-lined cliffs and surrounding mountain tops. Go freestyle skiing or snowboarding in the resort's snowpark, where you'll find a variety of ramps and jumps. When you're ready to relax, head over to Ptarmigan Top Station. Enjoy a hearty meal of Scottish dishes and take in panoramic views of the Cairngorms Mountains. In this station you will also find a shop, a viewpoint and an exhibition dedicated to the mountain. Visitors and those who do not wish to ski can head to the upper station at any time of the year. Mountaineers and hikers can also climb the mountain on foot and take the funicular down.

The Highland Wildlife Park is a 105 hectare zoo and safari park is a lovely place for a family day out. Here you can find free parking available on site. Close enough you will find a small nice cafe to buy snacks and stuff on the site. Plenty dedicated area to walk around and

Only about a 20 minute drive from Aviemore, Loch Garten Nature Centre offers the chance to get close to some of Scotland's most amazing wildlife. Ospreys are the main attraction. If you look closely from a hide, you may watch the birds feeding their young.

A wide variety of things to do, with your eyes always busy looking at all the fascinating things around you and finally, taking walks in the quiet forest to move between the attractions. In addition to numerous adventure sites, attractions, and visitor areas, the park is also important to wildlife and conservation in the area. In particular, certain areas of the park attract the endangered red squirrel, and the park plays a key role in reintroduction work for the species to the Highlands area.

Immerse yourself in the past and discover the true and living Highland Folk Museum. The excursion is to the taste of the visitor, the tour is in the field, through old relocated buildings, which can be seen freely although it also has a guided area (through a school from the 1930s, a small farm from the decade 1930s and a typical Highland street from the 1700s). You can spend hours between its buildings, eat in the field while we watch the red squirrels in the museum's forest, have a drink in the cafeteria, visit the store. The visit to the museum can take from 4 to 6 hours.

The footpath around the lake is said to be one of the most popular places for short walks in the UK, having attracted fans of outdoor activities since Victorian times. Stroll along this quiet path and take a look at the mysterious ancient castle that is located on an island in the lake. Loch an Eilein is 4 miles (6 kilometres) south of Aviemore. If you prefer to arrive by car, you can park at the lake paying the fee. You can take the trail around the lake at the far end of the parking lot. Spend an afternoon enjoying the scenery on one of the most beautiful lakes in Scotland.

The distillery is located along the River Tromie. Its locations in one of the coldest regions of Great Britain and its annual average temperature is 42 °F. The views are spectacular, the tour is very detailed regarding everything they do in the distillery and the guides also answer all your questions, which makes the tour very enjoyable. Even if you are not a whiskey lover you will still be able to enjoy the area and the tasting.

You can take a day trip to the Scottish capital of Edinburgh to visit Edinburgh Castle, as it is only about 3 hours away. This visit will allow you to get to know one of the most emblematic and well-known places in Scotland. Starting from the Royal Mile, in the heart of the city, you will approach this unique monument located on top of a volcano whose activity ceased centuries ago. You will enter the interior of the fortress to explore its main rooms, in which the guide will tell you its history and the origin of numerous legends such as the mysterious Stone of Destiny, the so-called Honors of Scotland and the mysteries surrounding events that occurred during several wars within the castle walls.