Experience Scotland in Spring
As the weather starts to warm and the flowers start to bloom again, Spring in Scotland is a great time to admire the changing of the Highland landscapes by venturing outside and discovering new authentic experiences.
While you make your journey along the Highland Coast, there are plenty of activities to fill your Spring breaks in Scotland, including walks, golf, day trips and a whole range of outdoor sports. Discover everything on offer around our hotels, and make the most of travelling to the Highlands in springtime.
Please call our Central Reservations Team, who can help tailor your plans on +44 1408 623800.
Plockton
While enjoying a Spring break in Scotland at the Plockton Inn, there is so much to do and see in this picturesque village. Enjoy a relaxing walk along the bay and take in the panoramic views across Loch Carron. Or take a stroll through the beautiful nearby Attadale Gardens, which will be in full bloom during the Spring in Scotland. Discover a large variety of flowers, trees and sculptures that span over twenty acres. It is truly a sight to behold!
Guests can also catch a glimpse at some local Highland wildlife and enjoy one of Calum’s Seal Trips. You’ll have the chance to spot harbour seals, grey seals, many species of seabirds, porpoise and even dolphins!
Assynt
Assynt is a great example of the rugged Highland landscapes that surround our collection of hotels, and Spring is a great time to experience your own authentic adventure!
During your stay at Kylesku Hotel or Newton Lodge, you can uncover the beauty and history of the local area with guided study walks, led by award-winning storyteller, folklorist, and poet, Griogair MacAllein. This is a great way to get outside, discover Scotland in Spring, and also embrace lesser-known spots and stories that give this area its charming character.
There is also a whole host of outdoor sports to get stuck into such as hiking, bike riding and sea kayaking. Or if something with a bit of a slower pace suits you better, why not try your hand at a photography workshop. You’ll still be able to enjoy the stunning scenery as it comes back into bloom in Spring and create physical memories to take away with you at the end of your stay.
Brora
Guests enjoying a getaway at the Royal Marine Hotel can use Brora as the perfect Highland base to explore Scotland in Spring. You can venture out with day trips to gorgeous Highland destinations, such as the magical Dunrobin Castle or the charming village of Golspie, you could even brave the coastal walk. If you fancy travelling further afield, you can also visit the central hub of Inverness or the legendary Loch Ness.
However, there is still plenty to do in Brora, a tranquil yet stunning coastal town. Make the most of your coastal location and take a wander across the golden shores of the Brora beaches, an especially great experience in the warmer weather of springtime. You can even bring along your dogs, so no one has to miss out on the fun! As you stroll, breathe in the fresh sea air and lookout for local wildlife. Or if you’re feeling more adventurous, try your hand at some sports such as paddle boarding or golfing at the infamous Brora Golf Course!
Dornoch
While staying at the Royal Golf Hotel in Dornoch, you have the perfect opportunity to play a round of golf and take advantage of the better weather during Spring in Scotland. The iconic Royal Dornoch Golf Club is right on your doorstep when staying at the hotel - the first tee is a mere 50 yards away! Enjoy breathing in the crisp sea air and coconut-scented gorse, as you tee off on a world-renowned and historic course. There are also other surrounding clubs close by including Golspie Golf Club and Castle Stuart Golf Links.
There’s so much to do in Scotland in Spring, especially as you travel across the iconic NC500 or go inland with our Coast to Coast itinerary. So, book your stay today to start your adventure and enjoy real and authentic Highland experiences!
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Venture Inland
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