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Durness Cottages

7 properties found

The exterior of a single-story building with solar panels on the roof and a gravel area outside at Deer House in Balchrick near Kinlochbervie

Deer House

Balchrick near Kinlochbervie, Northern Highlands & Cairngorms National Park

4 Guests
2 Beds
No pets
Wifi

for 7 nights

From

£492

A house with large windows and skylights on a sloped roof with a wooden deck and grassy lawn at Skipaflotta in Kinlochbervie

Skipaflotta

Kinlochbervie, Northern Highlands & Cairngorms National Park

6 Guests
2 Beds
No pets
Wifi

for 7 nights

From

£565

A living room with a sofa and coffee table at the property in Lairg
New

Chaffinch Apartment

Lairg, The Inner Hebrides

5 Guests
3 Beds
No pets
Wifi

for 7 nights

From

£1470

A white house with a deck and solar panels on the roof surrounded by grass and rocks at Beachview in Oldshore Beg near Kinlochbervie

Beachview

Oldshore Beg near Kinlochbervie, Northern Highlands & Cairngorms National Park

8 Guests
4 Beds
Pet Friendly
Wifi

for 7 nights

From

£1356

A house with a garage and grass area at An Grianan in Kinlochbervie

An Grianan

Kinlochbervie, The Highlands - Inverness & Loch Ness

8 Guests
4 Beds
Pet Friendly
Wifi

for 7 nights

From

£682

A stone house with two chimneys and wooden door on a grassy hill with steps at ORNUM in Bettyhill

ORNUM

Bettyhill, Northern Highlands & Cairngorms National Park

4 Guests
2 Beds
Pet Friendly
Wifi

for 7 nights

From

£689

A stone house with green-trimmed windows and a small porch next to a garage at 8 Achnabat in Skerray near Bettyhill

8 Achnabat

Skerray near Bettyhill, Northern Highlands & Cairngorms National Park

5 Guests
3 Beds
No pets
Wifi

for 7 nights

From

£440

Please find below a selection of self catering holiday cottages to rent in Durness, Scotland.

Escape-from-it-all and discover a deliciously slower pace of life with a stay in a Durness holiday cottage, situated in mainland Britain's most north-westerly village.

As you approach Durness on the single track road, you can see why visitors come from far and wide - even John Lennon holidayed here as a boy! This far-flung speck on the Scottish map sits amid wild, sweeping countryside bordered by limestone cliffs and shimmering beaches. The sleepy community is basically a string of crofts lining the coast and a village square. There's a grocer's and small supermarket with Post Office, petrol station, pub, restaurant and Visitors' Centre, plus the weekly services of a mobile bank and Sunday newsagent.

Historians will relish the rich evidence of ancient stone circles and early settlements, but there's no doubt that Nature's finest handiwork will be the star attraction. The must-see beauty spot of Cape Wrath is just ten miles along the coast, while the breathtaking sandy beaches in and around Durness could have been lifted from the page of a Caribbean brochure. Head inland for mountains, moorland, rivers and lochs, offering all kinds of opportunities, from superb fishing to wonderful walks. Add amazing sunsets and star-studded skies - what more could you want? Round of golf? The Durness Golf Course welcomes visitors and boasts spectacular views of the mountains and sea, along with an unforgettable last hole...just wait and see.

So, if you want to flee the pressures of everyday life and find a heavenly hideaway in the Northwest Highlands, a Durness cottage holiday is the answer.

Or, if you're looking for even more properties to explore across the wider region, then be sure to check out this vast collection of all available North West Scotland cottages too!

 

 

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