Tel:01667 456586 07780 571866

Fax:

E: sue.mcculloch@btconnect.com

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Set in 20 acres of mature woodland, Bunchrew House is everything you would expect from a country house hotel. Mouth-watering 2AA Rosette food, only 3 miles from Inverness.

Tel:01463 234917

Fax:01463 710620

E: welcome@bunchrew-inverness.co.uk

W: www.bunchrew-inverness.co.uk

Price Band: £100-£150, single room B&B mid season.

Beautifully and centrally located, The Waterside probably has the best views of the river in the city. The hotel offers comfortable accommodation and the Restaurant Brasserie reflects the periods of day with a relaxed atmosphere throughout the daytime and a more ambient and upbeat feel through the evening. Whatever your reason to visit the capital of the Highlands, the team at the Waterside will help plan and create the right mood for you so you can relax and enjoy your stay in Inverness at such a unique setting.

Tel:01463 233065

Fax:01463 241075

E: info@thewatersideinverness.co.uk

W: www.thewatersideinverness.co.uk

Price Band: £45-£59, single room B&B mid season.

Enjoy the peace and tranquillity of Achmony staying in one of our 7 lodges with magnificent views over Loch Ness. Each individually sited lodge has full central heating, 3 bedrooms, bathroom, toilet/shower room, fully equiped kitchen and lounge with patio doors. Drumnadrochit has woodland walks, shops, visitor attractions, Urquhart Castle, pony trekking and boat trips on Loch Ness. Central for touring the Isle of Skye. Dunrobin Castle and Whisky Trail are all within a comfortable day out from Achmony.

Tel:01456 450357

Fax:01456 450830

E: info@lochnessholidays.com

W: www.lochnessholidays.com

Price Band: £230-£540 per unit per week seasonally rated.

Situated in Drumnadrochit. 50 elegant en-suite bedrooms, outstanding cuisine, first class service. Restaurant, coffee house, visitor centre. Scottish and Nessie giftshop, wide range of malt whiskies. Conferencing.

Tel:01456 450342

Fax:01456 450429

E: info@lochness-hotel.com

W: www.lochness-hotel.com

Price Band: £60- £99, single room B&B mid season.

Set in its own grounds on the western approach to the beautiful cathederal city of Elgin, the Crerar Eight Acres Hotel is your perfect base from which to explore the scenic splendor of the Moray Coast, Speyside and the Highlands.

Tel:+44(0)1343 543077

Fax:+44(0)1343 540001

E: eight.acres@crerarhotels.com

W: www.crerarhotels.com/ourhotels/eight_acres

Price Band: Standard B&B £55pp Standard DBB £80pp

The Golf View Hotel and Leisure Club is situated overlooking the Moray Firth with gardens leading down to the seashore. Many of the 42 bedrooms are sea-facing with traditional interiors that provide you an exceptionally confortable place in which to stay.

Tel:+44(0)1667 452301

Fax:+44(0)1667 455267

E: gm.golfview@crerarmgmt.com

W: www.golfview.co.uk

Price Band: B&B from £60 per person per night DB&B from £70 per person per night

Luxury 4-star serviced apartments. City centre location with garden and free parking. Free broadband wi-fi connection. Each apartment sleeps two people in king-size beds with luxury bedding.

Tel:01463 717568

Fax:

E: robin.hln@ntlworld.com

W: www.highlandapartments.co.uk

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Built in 1847 as a fisherman`s lodge, this little gem lies on the River Ness with views over the Ness Islands. Just one mile from the centre of Inverness, The Ghillies Lodge offers a unique idyllic location. With nooks and crannies everywhere and rooms that ooze comfort and tranquillity. Facilities include one king size double with en-suite bath(Ground Floor), one twin room with private bath (First Floor) and king size double with en-suite shower (First Floor). Guests have full use of the comfortable lounge with its elegant carved fireplace. Alternatively, the Sun Porch is an ideal spot to watch the fast flowing River Ness and observe people strolling on the nearby Islands.

Tel:01463 232137

Fax:

E: info@ghillieslodge.com

W: www.ghillieslodge.com

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Dunain Park Hotel is situated on the outskirts of Inverness in 6 acres of woodland. Dunain Park has a relaxed and informal atmosphere and retains much of its historic charm and decorative detail. Guests are assured a high standard of comfort and friendly, efficient service. With 11 well proportioned en-suite rooms including 6 suites and an award-winning restaurant, guests have an ideal base for touring the Highlands and visiting many of the local attractions and activities. There are over 20 golf courses with one hour of the hotel, including the Championship Royal Dornoch and Nairn. Hidden Gem courses include Brora, Old Moray and Tain. Other attractions include the Loch Ness Exhibition Centre, Jacobite Cruises on Loch Ness and Holm Mills Shopping Village, all within 10 minutes of the hotel. Further afield are Cawdor Castle, Dunrobin Castle and several whisky distilleries.

Tel:+44(0)1463 230512

Fax:+44 (0)1463 224532

E: info@dunainparkhotel.co.uk

W: www.dunainparkhotel.co.uk

Price Band: £60- £99, single room B&B mid season.

Daviot Lodge Inverness offers superior farmhouse bed and breakfast. This highly acclaimed establishment offers seven individually furnished ensuite letting bedrooms of various sizes and configurations including a romantic four poster master bedroom, which is perfect for couples spending a Bed and Breakfast honeymoon or romantic touring holiday. Situated discreetly off the main A9 route from the south and north of Scotland makes this a convenient stop for travellers preferring overnight accommodation before arriving at Inverness. As a guesthouse the Lodge is also an excellent base for longer stays for touring and sightseeing holidays

Tel:01463 772215

Fax:01463 772099

E: info@daviotlodge.co.uk

W: www.daviotlodge.co.uk

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Originally a Scottish mansion house, the four star Kingsmills Hotel is set in 4 acres of mature gardens and is centrally located for all the city centre amenities. There are 83 spacious en-suite bedrooms in the hotel. Full leisure facilities including swimming pool, sauna, steam room and gymnasium. These facilities are available for guests to use on a complimentary basis during their stay. Other onsite leisure facilities include a beauty salon and hairdressing salon. menus are created using fresh local produce including Uist Scallops, Ardgay Venison, and Newtonmore Lamb and the Adams Lounge is a particular favorite locally as it seats up to 20 people and is in the original mansion house. The hotel is centrally located in the City of Inverness and is only a 10-15 minute walk from the city centre. Both the train and bus station are approx 1.5 miles from the hotel. Inverness Airport is 7 miles from the hotel and has regular flights from many UK airports including London. We are currently working towards our Green Tourism Award

Tel:+ 44 (0)1463 257107 group reservations + 44 (0)1463 257100 individual reservations

Fax:+ 44 (0)1463 712984

E: reservations@kingsmillshotel.com

W: www.kingsmillshotel.com

Price Band: Standard B&B from £85.00 per room per night Standard DBB from 135.00 per room per night

The Craiglynne Hotel is beautifully situated within its own grounds in the picturesque town of Grantown on Spey, the hotel offers quality and tranquility with fine dining & cosy log fires.

Tel:+ 44(0)1479 872 597

Fax:+ 44(0)1479 873 675

E: admin.craiglynne@crerarhotels.com

W: www.crerarhotels.com

Price Band: Standard B&B £99.00 BB Based on two sharing Standard DBB £119.00 DBB Based on two sharing

Woodland setting in the Highlands of Scotland (30 minutes drive from the City of Inverness). Ideal location for a relaxing break. Homely atmosphere with good food and home-baking. Twelve twin and two family rooms all en-suite. Prior booking essential.

Tel:+44(0)1997 433397

Fax:=44(0)1997 433225

E: enquiries@fairburncentre.com

W: www.fairburncentre.com

Price Band: B&B from £27.50 per person per night. See website for various package rates.

A 16th century country house set in secluded grounds with access to private beach and cliff walks. The two walled gardens provide fruit and vegetables for the delightfully mouth watering cuisine. Relax and unwind with a wee fram of our famous Glenmorangie Single Malt in a truly magical setting.

Tel:01862 871671

Fax:01862 871625

E: relax@glenmorangie.co.uk

W: www.glenmorangie.com/house/

Price Band: £100-£150, single room B&B mid season.

Built in 1821 for Sir George MacKenzie as a traditional hunting lodge, now a beautiful country house hotel with stunning views over the Strathconon Valley and the Achilty mountains beyond. Set in eight acres of mature woodland with its’ own private nine hole pitch and putt and unique octagonal dining room that offers contemporary gourmet cuisine. Coul House is the perfect place to base oneself to rediscover the romance and beauty of the Highlands. Guests can easily cruise Loch Ness, visit Macbeth’s Cawdor Castle or even sail to the Orkney Isles and still be back in time for dinner.

Tel:+44(0)1997 421487

Fax:+44(0)1997 421945/632

E: stay@coulhousehotel.com

W: www.coulhousehotel.com

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Contact us for comprehensive information on organising golfing holidays in the Highlands of Scotland. Choose from 46 famous and “hidden gem” courses set in beautiful scenery.

Tel:01847 889373

Fax:01847 889380

E: info@golfhighland.com

W: www.golfhighland.com

If you are in search of breathtaking scenery, a real taste of Scottish culture, and memories of Scotland to last a lifetime, then you`ve come to the right place! We run the "fun and friendly" travel company offering one day and private tours around Scotland. Our team are highly passionate about Scotland and feel lucky to be in a position to share our experiences with others. So whether you are looking for a 2-day Scottish Highland tour, a whisky tasting tour, or even a personalised private tour of Scotland, we`re here to help, and our friendly tour guides will make your tour a memorable one.

Tel:+44(0)131 2261414

Fax:

E: info@highlandexperience.com

W: www.highlandexperience.com

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Tel:01463 715225

Fax:01463 715225

E: info@highlandslochness.com

W: www.highlandslochness.com

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HIAL manages 10 airports in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, from the principal air hubs of Inverness, Kirkwall, Stornoway and Sumburgh to the smaller airports at Barra, Benbecula, Campbeltown, Islay, Tiree and Wick. The airport supports Scottish domestic, cross-border and international air traffic operations. HIAL is committed to operating its airports in a safe and cost effective manner to support the economic and social development of the region.

Tel:01667 462445

Fax:01667 464216

E: hial@hial.co.uk

W: www.hial.co.uk

Wide range of activities (on and off-site). Qualified Instructors, AALA Registered. See website for full details of all activity rates and packages. Prior booking essential.

Tel:+44(0)1997 433397

Fax:+44(0)1997 433225

E: enquiries@fairburncentre.com

W: www.fairburncentre.com

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No visit to Scotland is complete without a visit to a working Scotch Malt Whisky Distillery. How better to capture the true spirit of the nation? From mountain to glen and island to lowland, you’ll find beautifully sited distilleries still dispensing individual charm, history and the local ’water of life’. All waiting to be discovered, wherever you are in Scotland. Our distillies include: Blair Athol Distillery, Caol Ila Distillery, Cardhu Distillery, Clynelish Distillery, Cragganmore Distillery, Dalwhinnie Distillery, Glen Ord Distillery, Lagavulin Distillery, Oban Distillery, Royal Lochnagar Distillery, Balmoral, Talisker Distillery and The Still Room at Gleneagles

Tel:Tel: +44 (0) 1343 547891

Fax:Fax: +44 (0) 1343 562207

E: linda.mellis@diageo.com

W: www.discovering-distilleries.co.uk

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Cawdor Castle, the most romantic castle in the Highlands,has a magical name linked with Macbeth by Shakespeare. The medieval tower and drawbridge are intact and generations of art lovers are responsible for the eclectic collections of paintings, tapestries, furniture and books in the castle. Beautiful gardens, nature trails, golf course, restaurant, snack bar, picnic area and shops. Open from 1st May to the second Sunday in October, daily from 10.00am - 5.30pm, with last admission at 5.00pm.

Tel:01667 404401

Fax:01667 404674

E: info@cawdorcastle.com

W: www.cawdorcastle.com

Price Band: Adults £7.90, children £4.90, OAP £6.90, Family £24.00 (2 adults and up to 5 children)

Home of the Clan Sutherland, Dunrobin Castle contains an outstanding collection of paintings, furniture, tapestries and silver. Magnificent formal gardens. Informative falconry displays daily. Museum contains Pictish stones and big game trophies. Gift shop, tea room with home baking. Open 21 March 2008 - 15 October 2008.

Tel:01408 633177

Fax:01408 634081

E: info@dunrobincastle.net

W: www.dunrobincastle.co.uk

Price Band: Adults £7.50, Child £5.00, Seniors £6.50, Students £6.50. Family ticket £20.00. Group discount available.

Sail to the heart of the mystery, learn the fascinating story of Loch Ness through a range of cruises and tours with award winning Jacobite. Options range from 1-hour cruises to 3-hour cruise and tour options, including visits to Urquhart Castle and the Loch Ness 2000 monster exhibition. With Jacobite you can truly experience Loch Ness. Open year-round.

Tel:01463 233999

Fax:01463 710188

E: info@jacobite.co.uk

W: www.jacobite.co.uk

Price Band: Prices (adults): Jacobite Sensation - £19.50; Jacobite Reflection - £13.50; Jacobite Temptation - £14.50; Jacobite Inspiration - £8.50; Jacobite Freedom - £12.00 and Jacobite Passion - £29.50

World-famous Loch Ness exhibition complemented by a selection of quality themed shops including The Whisky Shop / House of Heraldry (Genealogy) / Kiltmakers / The Nessie Shop and Local Crafts.

Tel:01456 450573

Fax:01456 450770

E: info@lochness.com

W: www.lochness.com

Price Band: Adults £5.95 Children £4.00 Senior £4.50 Students £5.00 Family £16.50

Urquhart Castle which overlooks the water of Loch Ness, is surrounded by some of Scotland’s most stunning Highland scenery. Once one of Scotland’s largest castles, Urquhart has a fascinating history, which is told in an exhibition and audio-visual display in the superb visitor centre, where medieval artefacts discovered on site are also on show.

Want Great value for your money, then why not buy an Explorer Pass at any Historic Scotland property which will allow you entry to over 75 properties around Scotland including, Dallas Dhu Historic Distillery, Elgin Cathedral, Fort George & Urquhart Castle’s to name but a few.

Tel:0131 668 8831 / 8664

Fax:0131 668 8888

E: hs.explorer@scotland.gsi.gov.uk

W: www.historic-scotland.gov.uk

Price Band: for Urquhart Castle: Adults £6.50 Children £3.25 Concessions £5.00 - Prices valid until 31st March 2009

On the outskirts of Inverness sits the James Pringle Weavers Visitor Centre. Clan Tartans, Cashmere, Whisky, Branded mens and ladies clothing, childrens clothing, gifts, souvenirs, cookshop, furniture, textiles, golf shop all under one roof. Coffee shop, toilets and Free parking all on site.

Tel:01463 223311

Fax:01463 231042

E: invejpwoi487@ewm.co.uk

W: www.ewm.co.uk

Price Band: Free

Positioned strategically on a promontory jutting into the Moray Firth, Fort George was intended as an impregnable army base – designed on a monumental scale using sophisticated defence standards. Its garrison buildings, artillery defences bristling with cannon, and a superb collection of arms – including bayoneted muskets, pikes, swords and ammunition pouches – provide a fascinating insight into 18th-century military life. Fort George is the mightiest artillery fortification in Britain, if not Europe.

Want Great value for your money, then why not buy an Explorer Pass at any Historic Scotland property which will allow you entry to over 75 properties around Scotland including, Dallas Dhu Historic Distillery, Elgin Cathedral, Fort George & Urquhart Castle’s to name but a few.

Tel:0131 668 8831 / 8864

Fax:0131 668 8888

E: hs.explorer@scotland.gsi.gov.uk

W: www.historic-scotland.gov.uk

Price Band: for Fort George: Adults £6.70 Children £3.35 Concession £5.20 - Prices valid until 31st March 2009

The Picturesque distillery of Dallas Dhu was built in 1898 to produce malt whisky for Glasgow firm Wright and Greig’s popular Roderick Dhu’ blend. Visitors to the unique time capsule of Dallas Dhu can see and hear how whisky was made here – there is an audio-visual presentation and free audio tour – and sample a free dram.

Want Great value for your money, then why not buy an Explorer Pass at any Historic Scotland property which will allow you entry to over 75 properties around Scotland including, Dallas Dhu Historic Distillery, Elgin Cathedral, Fort George & Urquhart Castle’s to name but a few.

Tel:0131 668 8831 / 8864

Fax:0131 668 8888

E: hs.explorer@scotland.gsi.gov.uk

W: www.historic-scotland.gov.uk

Price Band: for Dallas Dhu: Adults £5.20 Children £2.60 Concession £4.20 - Prices valid until 31st March 2009