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Surrounded by over 500 acres of idyllic Angus countryside, Piperdam unites a magnificent setting with award-winning facilities for the ultimate Scottish experience. Together with superb log lodges, you enjoy a heated indoor pool complete with a sauna, steam room and spa. New for 2009 is the 9-hole 'Wee Piper' golf course, a welcome complement to the established 18-hole 'Osprey' golf course, driving range and practice green. At the centre of Piperdam sits a 40-acre loch, offering something for all lovers of fishing, from experienced angler to novice alike. The new conservatory restaurant commands spectacular views over the loch and golf course and provides a perfect way to end the day enjoying the best in local produce. The lounge and bar are also on hand for lighter snacks. A wealth of breathtaking scenery awaits on the doorstep, and Piperdam is ideally situated for exploring the glorious Scottish Glens and Highlands.

Historic home to the Clan Fraser for generations, this most beautiful and renowned of Highland Estates, with its ancient specimen trees and abundant wildlfe, is the glorious setting for the four charming properties we offer here. Standing near the meandering waters of the River Beauly, they all enjoy wonderful walking straight from the door with plentiful opportunities to spot red kites, buzzards, deer and red squirrels. And just 3 miles from this rural idyll lies Beauly, frequent award winner of Britain in Bloom, and home to interesting shopping and a variety of restaurants as well as the ruins of a 13th century priory. Loch Ness is only 8 miles away

In a truly idyllic setting, surrounded by breathtaking scenery on the banks of the River Tummel, this park is an eternal favourite for family holidays in Scotland. Together with a range of leisure amenities for the whole family, the park offers a perfectly located base for exploring and enjoying the majestic Highlands' landscape. The more adventurous will love the wealth of outdoor pursuits available locally such as the Highland Adventure Safari while the spectacular views will delight any lover of nature, photography, painting, wildlife or walking. Visit Queen's View for breathtaking scenery or Pitlochry, 14 miles away. The perfect way to end the day's activities, the Riverside Bar and Restaurant provide an ideal venue to relax before taking in the live music on offer in the entertainment complex.

An elevated position commanding panoramc views over Loch Rannoch, and surrounded by magnificent scenery, is the setting for the delightful little cluster of cottages at Liarn Farm, three of which are offered here. Skilfully converted from a former steading to take full advantage of the superb views

An elevated position commanding panoramc views over Loch Rannoch, and surrounded by magnificent scenery, is the setting for the delightful little cluster of cottages at Liarn Farm, three of which are offered here. Skilfully converted from a former steading to take full advantage of the superb views

Nestling in a peaceful and secluded rural setting in over 100 acres of marsh and splendid old watergarden, this lovingly renovated farmhouse and three converted farm buildings are situated on a small traditional working farm. Holding the ETC's '4 Stars' grading and retaining many original features, the farmhouse stands a short distance from the cottages which form part of a select, L shaped cluster. Enjoying shared use of an indoor games room, snooker room, multi gym and the extensive grounds, the farmhouse has its own enclosed garden while each cottage has a patio. Laid out at the time of the Great Exhibition, the 50 acre Victorian watergarden folly known as Dilham Islands is a paradise for walkers, bird watchers and nature lovers. Children will love Hamish and Rikki (the resident pygmy goats!) and the Highland cattle and lambs which graze in the meadow next door. Ideally positioned for exploring Norfolk's coastline, just 4 miles away is the thriving market town of North Walsham with swimming pool and Wroxham, the Broadland 'capital', only 6 miles. The starting point for the Broadland Boat-Train Heritage Link and the last stop on the narrow gauge Bure Valley Steam Railway

Nestling in a peaceful and secluded rural setting in over 100 acres of marsh and splendid old watergarden, this lovingly renovated farmhouse and three converted farm buildings are situated on a small traditional working farm. Holding the ETC's '4 Stars' grading and retaining many original features, the farmhouse stands a short distance from the cottages which form part of a select, L shaped cluster. Enjoying shared use of an indoor games room, snooker room, multi gym and the extensive grounds, the farmhouse has its own enclosed garden while each cottage has a patio. Laid out at the time of the Great Exhibition, the 50 acre Victorian watergarden folly known as Dilham Islands is a paradise for walkers, bird watchers and nature lovers. Children will love Hamish and Rikki (the resident pygmy goats!) and the Highland cattle and lambs which graze in the meadow next door. Ideally positioned for exploring Norfolk's coastline, just 4 miles away is the thriving market town of North Walsham with swimming pool and Wroxham, the Broadland 'capital', only 6 miles. The starting point for the Broadland Boat-Train Heritage Link and the last stop on the narrow gauge Bure Valley Steam Railway

Nestling in a peaceful and secluded rural setting in over 100 acres of marsh and splendid old watergarden, this lovingly renovated farmhouse and three converted farm buildings are situated on a small traditional working farm. Holding the ETC's '4 Stars' grading and retaining many original features, the farmhouse stands a short distance from the cottages which form part of a select, L shaped cluster. Enjoying shared use of an indoor games room, snooker room, multi gym and the extensive grounds, the farmhouse has its own enclosed garden while each cottage has a patio. Laid out at the time of the Great Exhibition, the 50 acre Victorian watergarden folly known as Dilham Islands is a paradise for walkers, bird watchers and nature lovers. Children will love Hamish and Rikki (the resident pygmy goats!) and the Highland cattle and lambs which graze in the meadow next door. Ideally positioned for exploring Norfolk's coastline, just 4 miles away is the thriving market town of North Walsham with swimming pool and Wroxham, the Broadland 'capital', only 6 miles. The starting point for the Broadland Boat-Train Heritage Link and the last stop on the narrow gauge Bure Valley Steam Railway

This is your perfect choice for a Scottish Highlands holiday location, only 27 miles from Inverness! Peacefully situated at the entrance to Glenmoriston, one of the loveliest glens in the Highlands. Invermoriston awarded the Silver Award under the Green Tourism Business Scheme, is set in 12 acres of partly wooded grounds. Alongside, the River Moriston tumbles under the remains of the picturesque Sian Drochit stone bridge, built by Thomas Telford, and down the falls into Loch Ness, just half a mile away. There are walks and cycle paths and the Great Glen Way that lead you through craggy forested hills and winding pastureland, granting you magnificent views and opportunities to observe a rich variety of wildlife. Just a short walk, across the bridge from the park, are a licensed restaurant, a hotel, (with restaurant and bars) and a convenient village shop, from which you can order groceries for your arrival. Inverness airport is 38 miles away.

Set in the peace and quiet of Lerags Glen and nestling in seven acres of scenic wooded hillside overlooking Loch Feochan, offering you a wonderful holiday at any time of the year. Only 3 miles away is the picturesque harbour town of Oban, 'Gateway to the Isles'. A beautiful base to tour the West Highlands and Islands of Scotland. A launderette+ is available all year. +Charges apply.

Nestling between sand dunes, a beautiful marina and a championship golf course, this superbly located park offers the perfect base for a relaxing family holiday in the heart of the Scottish Highlands. Set on the stunning Moray Firth coast

At Lochgoilhead, attached to the impressive Drimsynie House Hotel, enjoy a range of outdoor and all weather activities second to none in the west of Scotland. Set in the midst of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, backed by mountains and overlooking Loch Goil, it offers you an ideal base for touring the Western Highlands. Pony trekking and a tennis court are all available in the village just a mile away. There is free fishing on Loch Goil, or Drimsynie's own two hill lochs (permits also available for River Goil). During the main holiday periods you can enjoy a mid week disco/karaoke night. There is a Saturday night dinner dance throughout the year (except July and August). The 9 hole scenic golf course at Loch Goil starts outside the leisure centre and runs along the shores of the loch. A superb area for walks, ranging from easy loch side and forest walks to more challenging treks in the nearby Arrochar Alps, including a number of peaks over 3000ft. Conveniently accessible are a number of marked forest trails. Argyll has a wealth of visitor attractions including castles, parks, gardens and picturesque villages.