Nairn B&B Accommodation
Highlands of Scotland

The eastern part of the Highland area has a variety of attractions, from the city of Inverness and town of Nairn to little villages like Drumnadrochit, from lovely beaches at Nairn and Rosemarkie to fabulous scenic glens like Glen Affric, Glen Cannich, Strath Farrar and Strath Conon.

Nairn is a dignified seaside town with many large Victorian houses and a fine beach looking across to the Black Isle. The harbour area has recently undergone a facelift and an interesting part is the old Fishertown where old houses jostle together on narrow streets. There are two golf courses, including a Championship course, host to the Scottish Open in 1999.

Not far from Nairn, to the east, is Brodie Castle and between Nairn and Inverness is Cawdor Castle, mentioned, incorrectly, in Shakespeare's 'Macbeth' as home of King Duncan, but nevertheless a fascinating place to visit.

Cawdor Castle

Nearer to Inverness is Culloden Battlefield, site of the last battle on British soil, where Bonnie Prince Charlie and the Highland clans were defeated by the government troops and those on their side. The prehistoric Clava Cairns, believed to have been constructed about 4,000 years ago, are a short drive from the Battlefield.

B&Bs in Nairn include:

BRACADALE HOUSE
Mrs Hannah MacLeod
Albert Street - Nairn IV12 4HF
Tel: 01667 452547
Email: hannah@bracadalehouse.com
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2 double (en suite) 1 twin (en suite) Open March - November B&B 27.50 - 30 Pounds Sterling

Bracadale House is an elegant Victorian house built in the late 19th century. Perfectly situated on the beautiful Moray coast, minutes from the Championship golf course and beach. Settle into and relax in our guests' lounge. A warm Highland welcome awaits you from your Gaelic speaking host. Animal free house

To make enquiries or bookings, please contact the proprietor direct via phone, fax or email as detailed on the relevant entry.

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