Laggan Holiday Cottages

Set against the spectacular backdrop of the Monadhliath Mountains and ancient Scots Pine Forests, Laggan remains Scotland's favourite all year round visitor destination. Whether you're skiing, snow boarding, climbing, walking or just touring, you'll be doing it in some of Europe's finest and most spectacular scenery.

This web site offfers accommodation links, covering from simple self catering to luxurious holiday homes and fantastic, old character cottages and farmhouses, most of which are situated near to Laggan and Dalwhinnie, in the Cairngorms National Park. Below you will find a summary list of some of the best 3, 4 and 5 Star holiday properties available in the Laggan and Dalwhinnie area.

If you wish to find out more information on these properties just click on the pictures and you will be redirected to http://www.lagganholidaycottages.com/ where you will find all the contact details you may require.Located in the heart of the Cairngorm National Park, Laggan is the perfect location to enjoy a family holiday or short break.

If you are looking for a more secluded location why not check out Crubenbeg, a luxury 4 star Holiday Cottages complex http://www.highlandholidaycottages.com/

Wednesday, 1 December 2010

I don't Ski, I don't Board I don't like Snow!...

I don’t Ski, I don’t Board I don’t like Snow!...what to do in the Cairngorms Park if you like the warmth !

 

While you are stuck in the valley, your finds or kids are up on one of the three ski resorts, with nothing to do, why not take the opportunity to visit one of the many attractions in the Cairngorms Park.

 

Cinema - Since the closure of the cinema at the Old Aviemore Centre, movie-goers from the Cairngorms have had to head to Inverness to see the biggest blockbusters. That's now changed, with the latest films - including those in 3D - screened at the Macdonald Aviemore Highland Resort. The new facility has a 650-seat auditorium where you can enjoy popcorn, hot dogs, confectionery and pick n' mix.

 

Balmoral Castle Tour - The Balmoral Estate is the Scottish home of the Royal Family. The magnificent castle, Queen Victoria's 'Dear paradise in the Highlands', lies in the shadow of Lochnagar, an area rich in history. It is said that Macbeth was defeated by Duncan Canmore on Royal Deeside. Canmore initiated the Highland Games, which have now evolved into the world-famous Braemar Gathering. Or try the Blair Atholl castle in the south of the Cairngorms National Park. The Blair Atholl castle is open all year round.

 

Steam Railway - Travel in style through Monarch-of-the-Glen country on the original Highland Railway  for the 20-mile round trip from Aviemore and Boat of Garten to 'Glenbogle Station' in Broomhill. For something that little bit special, book the Strathspey Highlander and dine as the sun dips behind the mountains.

 

Pubs and Bars - Hanging around in the bar all day drinking was once the preserve of the lucky few skiers and boarders who had managed to break a leg early in the week, but  if you don’t like snow the towns and villages dotting the Cairngorms National Park offer the non snow lover a great selection of pubs, bars and clubs, from Blair Atholl, north to the nightlife hub in Aviemore, over to Grantown-on-Spey, Braemar and beyond.

 

 

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