The Park boasts two dedicated watersports centres, Loch Insh and Loch Morlich. Each has its own individual character and features but both are unsurpassed by the stunning beauty of their natural surroundings.
Loch an Eilein with it's 13th century island castle was voted 'UK's best picnic spot', easy walks through the forest round the loch with views of the island castle and mountains.
The Cairngorms National Park is simply stunning. There are a wide variety of activities whether it be skiing, mountain biking, hill-walking, museums or relaxing by a loch.
The Highlands have some of the best courses in Scotland to enjoy.
With 47 distilleries throughout the highlands there are plenty of tours and tastes to choose from.
An easy walk up a delightful wooded glen, with two attractive waterfalls.
Stand in awe of Fort George, one of the most outstanding fortifications in Europe. It was built in the wake of the Battle of Culloden (1746) as a secure base for King George II’s army.
Take a drive East to the lovely eco village of Findhorn; with a harbour, beach and small heritage centre this is a great place to spend time. On route you could stop in for some shopping at Brodies Country Fair or pick strawberry’s and browse local produce at Wester Hardmuir Fruit Farm.
Or if you want to increases your chances of seeing dolphins you could head to the viewing points at Fort George or Chanonry Point. Or you could take Dolphin spotting Cruise.
The West Beach at Nairn is a beautiful white sandy beach, where it is not uncommon to spot dolphins.
