If you’re looking for a truly secluded escape away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, then there’s no better way to do it than by booking one of these remote holiday cottages in Scotland. With properties dotted all over the coast and countryside, they make for brilliant places to explore the wilderness and experience the best of rural Scotland!
Why Secluded Cottages in Scotland?
Choosing to stay in one of these isolated cottages in Scotland is a wonderful way to consider spending your next break. From the dramatic mountains to the enchanting islands dotted around the country’s northern coast, this country is world-famous for its endless countryside, mountain ranges and isolated beaches, all of which can be enjoyed from these remote cottages in Scotland.
Whether you’re planning a staycation with your friends, family or your partner, these secluded cottages in Scotland won’t just offer you quick and easy access to the countryside and unforgettable views, but you’ll also be treated to all the amenities and creature comforts of home. Not only that, but many of these properties also offer plenty of space to unwind and relax... perfect for retreating to after a long day of adventures and exploration! So, whether you’re planning a hiking holiday or simply looking for somewhere to “get away from it all”, you can do it all from these remote cottages in Scotland.
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Places to Visit from Remote Cottages in Scotland
With much of the country’s population being situated in the lower part of the country near the border with England, much of the rest of the country is dominated by countryside, meaning that there’s no shortage of great regions to consider booking one of these remote holiday cottages in Scotland!
One of the most popular regions to consider staying in is the Scottish Highlands, a huge region that covers the majority of North Scotland. Home to wonderful natural landmarks like Loch Ness and Ben Nevis, the tallest peak in the British Isles, the towns and villages here are few and far between, making it a brilliant place to consider booking a remote cottage in Scotland.
Another fantastic part of the country to consider staying in is the Scottish Islands. Dotted around north and western coastlines, there’s just shy of 800 islands of varying sizes, some of the most famous being Skye, Mull, Arran and Lewis. Known for their white sandy beaches, many can only be reached by ferry, although some of the islands closer to the mainland are connected by road.
Other Popular Regions for Secluded Cottages in Scotland:
Aberdeenshire
Angus
Argyll and Bute
Cairngorms
Dumfries and Galloway
The Trossachs
Types of Scotland Holidays
Whilst we hope that you’ve found the perfect place to stay for your next break from this collection of remote cottages in Scotland, there’s still plenty more to explore. This includes lots of glamping pods in Scotland, country cottages in Scotland, farm cottages in Scotland, luxury cottages in Scotland, large cottages in Scotland, dog-friendly cottages in Scotland, lodges in Scotland and cottages in Scotland with hot tubs. Not only that, but with plenty of properties available for short breaks, last-minute holidays and romantic getaways, one of these collections will be sure to present you with the perfect place to book for your next staycation! If you still haven't found what you're looking for there are plenty of other holiday cottages in Scotland to choose from as well lots of other remote holiday cottages in the UK.