Luxury self catering accommodation in Aberfeldy

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Luxury self catering accommodation in Aberfeldy

2 Properties match your Search for Luxury Cottages and Luxury Self Catering in Aberfeldy.
Osprey View Lodge & Hot Tub
sleeps 6
number of bedrooms3
number of bathrooms2
no dogs allowed
Features
open fire
garden
Weekly price: £885.00 - £3053.00
Short breaks: minimum night(s)
Next Available: 06 November to 08 November 24, more dates
Kalip
Aberfeldy, Perthshire, Highlands & Northern Scotland , Scotland
sleeps
number of bedrooms2
number of bathrooms2
no dogs allowed
Features
open fire
Weekly price: £492.00 - £1750.00
Short breaks: minimum night(s)
Next Available: 10 November to 16 November 24, more dates

Aberfeldy

Looking for self-catering accommodation in central Scotland? Why not visit the beautiful town of Aberfeldy. This popular destination lies along the River Tay (the longest river in Scotland) as well as The Birks of Aberfeldy, which was the focus of Robert Burns’ famous poem of the same name. The lively town is set against large areas of untouched countryside and has become a renowned holiday choice with Cottage Gems because of the balance of character and tranquillity offered in Aberfeldy.
 
Places to Visit

  • Aberfeldly Watermill has become a popular attraction because of its unique and impressive exterior and its welcoming interior, which includes a bookshop, a cafe and a gallery.
  • The areas two local waterfalls, the Falls of Moness and the Falls of Acharn, are well worth a visit; the spectacular views of the falls are only matched by the walking route scenery itself. Enter the ‘Hermits Cave’ to view the falls from a unique perspective.
  • The kids are sure to love Highland Safari's. This award winning experience is sure to be a highlight of any trip to the Aberfeldy area and is full of interesting creatures and lovely wildlife.
  • The interactive and unconventional Scottish Crannog Centre has come to be regarded as a 5-star guest attraction because of its environmental management practices. This unique day out offers you the chance to explore what life was like in the Iron Age in an interactive and memorable way.
Things to Do

  • Enjoy the secluded country setting, take one of the numerous pretty walking routes from Dunkeld to Aberfeldy. This hike (17 miles) is full of picture-worthy moments but is a challenge and you should be well prepared should you attempt it. Shorter alternative routes are available.
  • See a movie at the state-of-the-art Birks cinema. With a blend of new blockbusters and classics, there is sure to be something of interest on at this 3D cinema. Live concerts and sporting events are also broadcast and the venue offers new means of experiencing cinema, with interactive exhibitions on offer.
  • Try your hand at some bird watching at the Cluny House Gardens, or just enjoy the rich offering of wildlife. This secluded garden is a popular home of an array of bird species and wildlife and is a great way to spend a family day out.
  • Splash about in the Breadalbane Community Campus swimming pool.
  • Loch Tay Forest Park is just a short driver away and is full of wildlife and areas to explore and relax in. 
For families looking for a holiday filled with memorable attractions and plenty of options, Aberfeldy could be the perfect choice. With a range of self-catering accommodation to choose from there is sure to be something to suit your needs.