Log Cabins & Lodges in Aberfeldy

Looking forward to spending a fantastic holiday in the beautiful nature of Scotland? Visit the spectacular town of Aberfeldy, part of the Scottish Highlands, where in addition to finding beautiful natural landscapes you can stay at any of its incredible log cabins, with beautiful gardens to enjoy the surroundings. Picturesque Aberfeldy is part of the Perth region, where you will also find the mighty River Tay. Considered the geographical centre of Scotland due to it being the starting point for many excursions and walks throughout the country. During your visit, you can discover fantastic castles with a lot of history to tell as well as amazing old distilleries. And for nature lovers, you can find imposing mountains, beautiful parks, and endless routes for hiking. Stroll through its picturesque villages and discover all the charms that this wonderful Scottish town has.

To fully enjoy a relaxing and well-deserved holiday, you need to have the best accommodation you can find. It is for this reason that in Aberfeldy you can choose between the best and most welcoming lodges with everything you need and much more. They include fantastic open-plan living areas with comfortable sitting areas, comfortable dining rooms and kitchens with all the facilities from microwave, kettle, electric oven and hob, to fridge and all the utensils for you to prepare all your favourite meals. Furthermore, for your entertainment, you can enjoy plasma TV with free view, selection of books, DVD player, Wi-Fi, central heating and much more. Enjoy large gardens where you can breathe the freshest air of Scottish nature.

Scotland is a charming country famous for its imposing stone buildings, medieval monarchs and incredible natural landscapes straight out of a tale. However, this magical country is also well-known for its exquisite whisky. If you are a lover of this great liquor, then you cannot miss a visit to the Old Dewar's Distillery. Located in the centre of Aberfeldy, in the Highlands, near the Pitilie River that feeds the distillery. Built by the Dewar's family, it is one of the oldest in all of Scotland. Take a tour of the facilities, where you will learn in great detail the production process of one of the best whiskies in Scotland. Finally, at the end of the tour, you can taste their wonderful product and stop by their incredible store to take one of their best bottles home as a souvenir of this great tour.

One of the toughest decisions on this Aberfeldy holiday will be where to start visiting. If you are a nature lover, you can start your holiday by visiting the amazing Ben Lawers, one of the most beautiful peaks you can find in Scotland. At 1214 meters high, it is the tenth-highest peak in Great Britain. Ben Lawers on an imposing mountain that offers a quiet environment to relax and enjoy the most beautiful natural settings, you can choose between any of its hiking trails that will take you along the banks of the River Tay, and where you can also visit picturesque towns near Perth and Kenmore. Additionally, this area is considered a protected park, so you can also find some species of native animals in the surroundings. A visit to Ben Lawers is the perfect opportunity to enjoy a day of family adventure in nature.

The Wade's Bridge is one of the most picturesque and most visited places in town. It is considered one of the largest bridges in Scotland and is one of 40 bridges that were built in the Highlands in the 18th century with the aim of improving communication between cities and modernizing the country. You can take a quiet walk through this incredible 112-meter-long structure, where you can appreciate its architectural details such as its large obelisk, a central arch and 4 minor arches. Additionally, you can take a walk around the surroundings where you will find fabulous shops, wonderful restaurants and proximity to modern golf courses.

This charming village is the perfect place to enjoy the wonderful nature of Scotland. It is located along the River Tay beneath the imposing Ben Lawers Mountain. On your way, you can be dazzled by the most beautiful views of the surroundings, and you can enjoy fantastic hiking and mountaineering routes. The most popular you can find is the waterfall route, a wonderful 6 km circular path that surrounds the river and gives you the most beautiful views of the mountain.

The hermit's cave is considered a religious place, legend has it that it was built by an Irish religious who wanted to get away from austerity, reaching the Aberfeldy forest by building a small temple in the Acharn valley. This fantastic cave is visited by many tourists every year, on your journey inside you will find that the cave has similarities to a small abbey and has 3 exits, one of them with spectacular views of the waterfall. It is one of the most interesting attractions you can do on this holiday.

This imposing fortification reflects the architectural style of the Highlands, located in the town of Weem was built in the 16th century by the clan of Menzies, with stones and rubble. It served as a defence against any attack or threat. Centuries later, it was renovated due to the fact that it had suffered several attacks and obtained the appearance of a mansion that it currently has. In the tour of the surroundings, you can find incredible details in its carved doors and walls. Inside, you can walk through its exhibits and its amazing rooms, as well as know its incredible museum.

If you want to explore the nature of Aberfeldy, you must visit Birks of Aberfeldy, an incredible place that has served as inspiration for many artists and writers, such as the renowned poet Robert Burns. This natural setting is ideal for hiking, on your way you can find beautiful waterfalls, streams and explore the dense forests. The total tour takes 2 hours, and you will find great places to take pictures of the landscapes and surroundings and take breaks along the way.

After enjoying all the charm of Aberfeldy's nature, you can't miss the centre of this cosy town. Stroll through its picturesque streets where you will find a wide variety of shops to please all tastes, fantastic restaurants and cafés to spend a pleasant time-sharing a great food or drink. Finally, do not forget to go through the centre where you can find one of the most significant emblems of the place, its incredible metallic fountain in green and gold colours built in the 19th century, representing the indomitable Scotsman.

On this holiday to Aberfeldy, you can't miss the magnificent Black Watch monument. An impressive large statue representing the male human figure symbolizing a member of the Scottish battalion known as the Black Watch. The monument was built with rocks and commemorates the creation of this battalion during the rebellion in the 18th century. Additionally, you cannot miss walking around the surroundings on the banks of the majestic River Tay and take incredible photographs to remember.