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Dunrobin Castle at Golspie, Scotland

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Golspie

In the shadow of Ben Bhraggie in Sutherland, Scotland, lies the beautiful seaside village of Golspie. It was a planned village constructed mainly in the 1810s and is full of architecture of the period. The village lies between an amazing pearl white beach and Ben Bhraggie, one of Sutherland's glorious mountains. The town's most beautiful building is Dunrobin Castle, the ancestral home to the Dukes of Sutherland, and while the Castle takes the spotlight, the rest of the town is gorgeous as well. Golspie makes for an amazing day trip or stop on the North Coast 500.

Lynnfield Hotel & Restaurant

Orkney

Hotel

10 Rooms

20 Guests

The Lynnfield in St Ola is a small country-house hotel, looking northwards over Orkney’s capital, to Kirkwall Bay and the north isles beyond.

Castle Hotel

Portmahomack

Hotel

4 Rooms

11 Guests

A small family and dog friendly hotel, in picturesque Portmahomack, one of the driest places in Scotland. On the east coast facing west with incredible sunsets.

From £110.00 per night

Double Bedroom with Sofa 01

No.12 Hotel and Bistro

North Berwick

Hotel

4 Rooms

8 Guests

Located in the centre of the beautiful seacoast town of North Berwick, East Lothian, enjoy everything No12 Hotel and Bistro has to offer. With its great location, there is so much to do and explore.

Things to do in Golspie

Activity Dunrobin Castle

Dunrobin Castle

Dunrobin Castle is the most northerly house in Scotland and the largest castle in the North Highlands, with 189 rooms. With it's history tracing back to the early 1300s, its one of the oldest inhabited castles in the UK.

East Sutherland