Cottages in Killin

Want to enjoy a short holiday? This is your chance to select a holiday destination where you can relax and enjoy yourself. Killin, located in Stirling Council, in central Scotland, UK, north-east of Glasgow and north-west of Edinburgh, you can visit natural cultural monuments, practice adventure water sports such as kayaking. We offer you our Holidu platform so that you can choose that accommodation, within your budget, to go on holiday where you only have to worry about having a good time with your family.

Perfect accommodation for a short break in Scotland, several have up to 8 bedrooms available, ideal for families looking for a comfortable, spacious environment, you can enjoy panoramic views and have breakfast on the outdoor terrace, take a relaxing dip in the pool, pets are allowed as they have gardens suitable for them, for children who can play with the ball, has an area to organise a barbecue. They have television service, internet connection, so you can check your emails and social networks.

Stone Circle Killin, very close to the centre of Killin, prehistoric monument, in total six prehistoric upright slabs, varying in height from 1.4 metres to 1.9 metres, form a flattened circle with a diameter of about 10 metres. The two tallest stones are located next to each other in the southwest quadrant. They are located 15 minutes walk from the centre of Killin, a beautiful and mystical historical site. It is a magical place on the fringes of modern life.

Killin Outdoor Centre and Mountain Shop, excellent service and kayak hire. You can hire kayaks with an exceptional briefing beforehand and all the equipment needed, and the staff is very friendly and helpful. Paddling along Loch Tay means wonderful views of the area and wildlife including the stunning rainbows, ideal for a couple or family to share.

This place is full of secrets, it is surrounded by trees, very close to Killin, fascinating to read the history attached to it, the surrounding area is full of wild flowers and a carpet of daisies. The ruins are really cool, it's a good place to have a look. Its history is fascinating. The kids will love to explore the ruins, there is no supervision on site, so be careful. The site has a majesty to it, even thought there is little left of the castle or mausoleum.

The longhouse museum is an insight into the life of tenant farmers, the family, in 19th and 20th century Scotland. There are some great artefacts from previous owners of the house, clothing, farm implements, domestic services and other personal items. It has an interesting layout, especially the restored bedrooms, sitting room, kitchen and animal shed, knowing how a single passageway has access to all the above rooms under one roof.

Represents a Killin Taxis and Tours Company, which provides a friendly and efficient service to locals and visitors alike. The responsibility in every worker in the top priority, for those who request the services by taxi, or are happy to take a tour to a place of interest, to historical sites or scenic scenery full of local charms, or guided salmon and trout fishing.

Cosy, small and fascinating antique shop, filled with a variety of items, large pieces of silverware, from small to large collections of cutlery and tea sets, coffee sets. The person who runs the place is a great storyteller with interesting stories to tell, she knows the history of each item, the atmosphere is charming.

This quiet circuit contains trails and back roads to the south-east of Killin, passing over Auchmore House and overlooking the beautiful Lawers Ranges offering beautiful views. The terrain is made up of paths and gentle terrain, ideal for beginners.

This is a gently challenging walk through dense mature forest plantations, along the old railway line, short uphill section. Wonderful variety of tall trees and occasional glimpses of the Tarmachan Ridge on the way down. The route is purely forested and follows the old railway line, with a short uphill section.

Accompanied by Roman Inauen, who has great knowledge of photography and wildlife photography, which is highly advantageous for this type of activity, he transmits his knowledge pleasantly, with a high sense of professionalism. You will be able to do tours according to the weather conditions and the requests of the group. There is such a variety of wildlife that you should definitely learn everything you can from Roman's skills. Finally, it should be noted that these tours are conducted with environmental sensitivity, protecting the wildlife.