Showing posts with label Scottish Highlands. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scottish Highlands. Show all posts

Tuesday, 8 January 2008

Many short breaks being offered now at very low prices in Scotland

Do you want a weekend away from it all, cosied up in a warm cottage in the Scottish highlands?

Two days/three day breaks at special low prices, and available for last minute bookings. Read on.

How about a few days skiing in February - Aviemore, Nevis Range, Glencoe, why not?
Some wonderful high level walks in the rolling hills of Perthshire?
Visit Edinburgh and then have a few days off around the East of Scotland?
The South-west is all set up for visitors, good night life, lots to do and no one around to do it. Why not you?

Scotland in Winter is ubelievable. No traffic, no queues, good roads, cosy fireplaces, eating out, what a break.

The countryside is stunning, the views unbelievalbe. Sunsets? They'll take away any breath you may have left.

Try this site.

John
ps Did I mention that some of the prices can be as low as £8 per person per head per night?

Go to this web site, and try these others also

Short breaks,last minute, special offers self catering Scotland - the main site

Driving in Scotland is different

Touring Scotland by road the Right way

Touring the small Scottish Highland roads is different

Scottish weather in January, February and March

Scottish weather in April May and June

Scottish weather, misconceptions and good weather spots

Everything the Tourist needs to know about Scotland in one page

These properties participate in this short break special terms scheme

Luxury accommodation in an old mill, Perthshire

Holiday Cottages and Apartments in Largs, close to the Yacht Haven and beach on the Firth of Clyde

Cottages in a most beautiful West Coast location at Arisaig

A fine large house in Fife at Newburgh, midway between Perth and St. Andrews with a view of The River Tay

Cottages by Oban the wonderful West Coast holiday town with ferries to all the Hebridean Islands

Cottages on the Southern coast of East Neuk, in Fife in pretty mediaeval villages not far from St. Andrews

At Killin in central Perthshire, a most tranquil and beautiful spot on the North Shore of Loch Tay

Holiday cottages in Moray not far from Elgin and Forres in the fishing village of Burghhead

Three cottages, overlooking Holy Loch and Loch Long in Argyllshire. In the Loch Lomond National Park

4 bedroom villa and an apartment near the centre of Scotland's wonderful capital City Edinburgh

Dunbar is a historic town with its old harbour lying to the East of Edinburgh. Ideal for up to three people

and ours, as well,

  • Lochside cottage near Glencoe in the Highlands of Scotland

  • Winter breaks January February March in Glencoe

  • Spring breaks, March April May Glencoe


  • For visitors, you might find this other blog interesting.

  • Scotland how to find your ideal holiday property
  • Sunday, 7 October 2007

    Short November self catering breaks Scotland, special prices

    All over Scotland, the season for short breaks begins about now.

    After the summer bookings have fallen away then some very special prices are offered, down to as low as £7 per person per night and this site shows some truly excellent properties around the country. You can see some of the best rates here
    last minute, self catering holiday breaks scotland This site shows you about twelve owners who have got together to make these special get-away-from-it-all holiday offers.

    November is a good month for those who want peace and quiet and this is the month usually when property owners will break down their weeks into shorter periods.

    Just a weekend away in glorious countryside, with no hurry, little traffic on the roads - that for some is ideal.

    This property offers a Friday to Monday break or a Monday to Friday break at £199 in a lovely small lochside cottage near Glencoe. Short Breaks Glencoe Plent of things to do, even in November. The colours are wonderful.

    John

    Monday, 20 August 2007

    Beside the Seven Sisters, minutes before you reach the Isle of Skye...


    Gillian and I were surrounded by the most beautiful mountains. We had driven along the small road towards Skye, from Invergarry. We dropped down towards the most photographed castle in the world, Eilean Donan, looking peaceful now, but deadly in its day, then up towards the Seven Sisters of Kintail, wondering if we had the energy....


    Around the corner then was Colin, simply the most affable and warmest of men and the owner of Conchra Cottages.

    I first met him at a meeting of holiday home owners when we found ourselves on the same side of a debate, the origins of which I've forgotten now, but I think our side lost. We've become e-mail chums - huffing and puffing against the rights and wrongs of many issues, on all of which we seem to agree. It is the "We are right and they are wrong strategy" and it works well for us.

    His 3 cottages are wonderful and the garden flat which can sleep up to 6 people. From them you can see the little Highland village of Dornie across the water. The first - or is it the last - of the Seven Sisters is growing out of his back garden.

    So would you like it if the romance of the Isle of Skye was only ten minutes away, if you had magnificent walks and views all around, to see some small old Highland communities on the lochsides, see the last remaining turntable ferry in Scotland, look inside an ancient and mysterious broch, and wonder as everyone does, about its origins and purpose a couple of thousand years ago? Of course.


    You can find some wonderful pictures of the area here.


    mailto:info@conchracottages.co.uk


    The Winter rates vary around £280 for a week.


    John