Holiday Cottages In Caithness
On Scotland’s north-eastern tip, Caithness is a land of wild moorland, open farmland and scattered settlements. The coastline is spectacular with dramatic cliffs and rock stacks, where large colonies of seabirds cluster. A break in one of our holiday cottages in Caithness is perfect for nature lovers. The Forsinard Nature Reserve is a unique habitat that attracts rare birds like the Golden Plover and Hen Harrier, while Dunnet Bay is a local beauty spot and wildlife reserve.
During your cottage holiday in Caithness, you’re sure to want to visit John O’ Groats, as well as Thurso, the most northerly town in mainland Britain. There was a major Viking presence in Caithness and at Wick you can see the remains of the Norwegian castle that once stood proud here. Wick still has many reminders of its herring fishing heyday, as well as boasting the world’s shortest street. Our Caithness holiday cottages are also well placed for the Castle of Mey. Once in ruins, it was rescued and restored by the Queen Mother and now features some beautiful gardens. At the other end of the spectrum, Mary-Ann’s Cottage near Dunnet is a traditional croft that has been left exactly as it was when Mary-Ann Calder, its last inhabitant, lived there.
On this page we specialise in country cottages, self-catering accommodation and rural retreats in Caithness. All our Caithness accommodations are regularly inspected to ensure they meet the very high standards and quality of accommodation that you expect and deserve. We have many country cottages throughout Caithness, all fully-furnished and with a variety of facilities to ensure your self-catering holiday in Caithness is as peaceful, relaxing and memorable as possible. Whether you are looking for a cheap holiday cottages in Caithness or luxury country cottages in Caithness, you will be sure to find it at "Holiday Cottages In Britain". A selection of Caithness holiday cottages are listed below.
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