Holiday rentals and letting in Glencoe

Thinking about your taste for nature, Holidu invites you to the great mountains of Glencoe, also known as the Valley of Tears, for a tragic episode that took place centuries ago. The majesty of its landscapes will leave you perplexed and enchanted at the same time. Here you can enjoy nature and the pleasant breeze of the place, while you fall a little more in love with each step of this magical location in the Highlands. Not a big fan of hiking? Do not worry. Glen Coe will know how to make you want to visit each of its corners and even meet its particular animals, such as the hairy cows of the Highlands.

Immerse yourself in the holiday rentals that are immersed in this enchanting valley composed of beautiful landscapes that nature has masterfully built. Give your lungs rest by breathing the clean and pure air that surrounds these houses made for your enjoyment and rest. Enjoy all the comforts you deserve such as internet, heating, garden, spectacular views and parking. Come and give yourself the rest you need at the Glencoe holiday rentals! You will not regret it

Before embarking on this route through the Glencoe valley and the best places that see in it, we recommend that you stop in three places that are almost at the entrance of it. First, as soon as you leave the Trossachs, stop at the Bridge of Orchy. It is a beautiful place from which to contemplate the mountains and prepare yourself mentally for what you are going to see next. The road winds up slowly but steadily towards Glencoe

This desolate wasteland where Loch Bà reflects the surroundings and clouds overlook the mountains the necessary touch of drama has captured the imagination of travellers for centuries. It is easy to understand why

Here you will find what is probably the mountain that best matches the definition that we all know of the mountain because This has an almost perfect pyramidal shape, even with its more than a thousand meters high. You will recognize it even if you have not looked for it before, as Buachaille Etive Mor is the protagonist of many books and postcards from Scotland

How could it be otherwise in a landscape in which nature is the real protagonist, streams are also part of this majestic environment in the that you can also see waterfalls. One of the ones we recommend you visit is The Meeting of Three Waters, an impressive place where several rivers in the area meet

This mountain that marks the entrance to the Glencoe valley has a name that in Gaelic means “the shepherd of Etive” and it is beautiful. With its more than a thousand meters high and its pyramidal shape is like a postcard, even if you do not have the necessary physical shape, try to climb it. By the way, the little house at its feet is called Lagangarbh Hut and is owned by the National Trust, although it is managed by the National Trust for Scotland. It is rented and fits up to 30 people

The stop in front of the three peaks of the Three Sisters, the “three sisters”, is one of the most popular in Glencoe, and it's easy to see why. Good or bad, snowy or green, each of the Three Sisters Munro is impressive. Quite possibly, in this part of Glencoe, it is where you can easily feel small and overwhelmed by the grandeur of the landscape

And if you already have a lot of time, about three hours, we recommend that you do what a daring tourist would do and get to the Lost Valley of Glencoe. This secluded place reached by a narrow and steep gorge is where the MacDonald clan hid the cattle they stole from their rival clans. It will leave you speechless, and perhaps breathless

The National Trust for Scotland is a good place to find out about the best routes and trails to do in Glencoe. They have a coffee, a free showroom, and a souvenir shop. If you're interested, National Trust rangers offer excursions and Land Rover tours of the Glencoe Valley, as well as guided hiking tours. These activities have a price, and you have to book them in advance, but they are very good

Continuing along the road you will see a lake, on the left, with a beautiful little house on its shores. Well, it is Loch Achtriochtan and when it is calm and the day is clear the colours of the mountains that surround it are reflected in the water as if it were a mirror, giving it a magical appearance. A show that you cannot miss!