Kilcoy Chalets are located amidst the dramatic scenery of the Scottish Highlands, a place where you can get away from the crowds. Remote hills where you can gaze over idyllic loch-side settings, blue-hazed mountains with heather-clad foothills, peat brown rivers and sea lochs with rocky shores.

The Highlands have their own unique culture and heritage, fashioned over centuries. From Picts and Vikings through the full spectrum of great clan battles, legends, tragedies, murders-most-foul, and great loves and romances.

Evocative Culloden Battlefield isn't far - where Bonnie Prince Charlie's gallant men were defeated in the last pitched battle on British soil in 1745. Loch Ness, a magnificently beautiful 24- mile stretch of water, legendary home of 'Nessie', is very close at hand.

Equally entrancing is the scenic route to Skye, travelling along many single track roads, past some of the oldest hills and mountains in the world, seeing nature at its grandest. The Highlands have been described as the last wilderness and contain many areas of unspoiled beauty where rare birds and a wide variety of wildlife roam free.

There are many fascinating towns and quaint villages - Inverness the capital of the Highlands is a modern city where shopping, entertainment and sports facilities contrast with history and legend. There's golf and fishing, shooting and stalking, watersports and walking. Day after day, so many different experiences! Why not visit a distillery? A fascinating insight into how we make our famous Scotch Whisky. Stroll around an ancient castle, you can feel the history in the towers and dungeons. Clan Heritage Centres give you the chance to discover your Scottish Heritage. Savour the wealth of history. 

Whether you've lived in Scotland all your life or are looking forward to your first visit, the Highlands of Scotland is full of surprises. The Highlands of Scotland is a beautiful part of the world to visit - no matter what time of year.

Just a few of the many things are guest do and see when they come to stay with us time and time again....

Mountain Biking at Balnain Bike Park near the shores of Loch Ness
Loch Ness Cruises 
Beauly - a beautiful Highland village with the 13th ruined Cathedral at the heart of the village
Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering 
Fort William - a busy, bustling town set below the Ben Nevis
Eden Court Theatre Inverness
Glenmorangie Whisky Distillery 
Dornoch - The Royal Burgh famous with Golfers (Royal Dornoch).  Lovely beach.
Macallan Whisky Distillery 
Cromarty - 18th century village, beaches, dolphins and lots more
Loch Ness Monster Exhibition
Cruises on Loch Ness 
Ben Wyvis - over 3000 feet in Easter Ross
Baxters Visitor Centre 
Newtonmore - part of the location for the BBC's Monarch of the Glen
Rannoch Smokery 
Culloden Battlefield 
Cawdor Castle near Nairn
Inverewe gardens 
Urquart Castle on Loch Ness
Fishing on rivers & lochs
Inverness Golf Club 
Royal Dornoch Golf Club 
Moray Firth Cruises