Historic #Scotland

This is a listed building and is the site of the former crushing plant. Well worth a visit and only 20 minutes from the cottages. Don't forget your camera.

This is a listed building and is the site of the former crushing plant. Well worth a visit and only 20 minutes from the cottages. Don't forget your camera.

In the Braes of Glenlivet, a place of tranquility. Why not discover this for yourselves. A day of local discovery only 20 minutes from Bluefolds

Just five minutes from the cottages, a great place to watch for wildlife or just watch the water and ponder

On the shore of Loch Ness, accessible from cottages by road or treat yourself to a cruise to the castle from Inverness.

Watch out for the prickles, maybe use the zoom for this one

Just a short drive to this historic distillery founded in 1786. It is one of many in Moray. Tours are available all year.

An optical illusion on the water. A short drive is well worth the visit. A good chance of seeing dolphins from the harbour wall too. The famous yearly boat festival takes place in June

A short drive is well worth the visit. A good chance of seeing dolphins from the harbour wall too. The famous yearly boat festival takes place in June

Five minutes from the cottages, a great place to stop and ponder.

Drive right around the Loch, the castle in in the middle of it. A great place to see more wildlife so don't forget your camera

There are important Pictish Stones, in the Kirk Porch. Take your camera. Just a short journey to touch history

Fascinating but also thought proving when you read in to the sacrifice that the Highlanders made in the various conflicts around the world

A great day out, and from the ramparts a very good chance of seeing Dolphins display and seals play looking across to Chancory Point

Nice walk through the centre but look up above the shop fronts to see years of history

Although 2 hours from the cottages it is well worth a visit, Dramatic setting so weather is not important

Historic village, a small village in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, dating from a time when the sea was the only mode of transport to and from Scotland's shores.

One of numerous coastal castles to explore and experience

Ready for the Spirit of Speyside Whisky Festival, the focal point for welcoming thousands of visitors from all the corners of the globe

Explore the history of a 17th Century Priest Seminary first and continue on the circular walk in the Braes of Glenlivet

Part of a historic croft - Bolnapiart - dating back to 17th century

A great place to spend some time, fantastic quiet walks up into the hills behind the castle with plenty of history

Mid Summer and Scotland is thriving