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Top Places to Visit near Grannie's Heilan' Hame
It's difficult to imagine a more picturesque location than the beach at Grannie's, where a ribbon of infinite golden sand is lapped by white, frothing waves and rolling hills streak across the horizon. It's heaven!
Yet this is a region filled with natural attractions. Like the Atlantic Salmon that leap up the nearby Falls of Shin, or the sight of dolphins playing in the glorious Dornoch Firth. This is the place to explore and experience nature.
There's history too at Dunrobin Castle. The fairytale-esque castle's richly decorated rooms and beautiful formal gardens make it an essential part of any visit.
Amazing attractions near Grannie's Heilan' Hame
Dornoch
A Blue Flag winning beach, one of the world's finest golf courses, renowned whisky distilleries - no wonder people can't resist returning to Dornoch!
Sutherland Adventure Company
Experience the waters, hills, landscapes and culture of the North Coast 500 through a fantastic choice of outdoor activities with the Sutherland Adventure Company.
Inverness
The cultural heart of The Highlands. Inverness is rich with history and occupies one of the most striking riverside settings in the country.
Glenmorangie Distillery
Get to know Scotland's beloved tipple better with a tour of the Glenmorangie Distillery - the source of their beautifully smooth single malt scotch whisky.
Dava Way
Following the route of the old Highland Railway, this 24-mile route passes through breathtaking countryside, offering a unique experience for walkers and cyclists alike.
Nairn Dunbar Golf Club
Scotland is world-renowned for its golf courses and this Championship Link course on the picturesque shores of the Moray Firth doesn't disappoint.
The Nairn Golf Club
The crystal waters of the Moray Firth are the dramatic backdrop to this world-renowned Championship Link golf course in Nairn.
Falls Of Shin
Witness one of the most spectacular sights in nature - Atlantic salmon leaping up a striking series of gorgeous waterfalls. Truly memorable!
Loch Ness
Embark on a Nessie hunt and who knows, you might get lucky and spot the monster! If not there's plenty of forever-memorable views to compensate.
John O’Groats
The tip of north-eastern Britain isn't just worth visiting for a tick on the bucket list - this charming Scottish village is filled with sights!
Fort George
One of the most remarkable fortifications in Europe, this 18th-century masterpiece is overflowing with historical weapons, regimental memorabilia and military defences.
Cawdor Castle
This wonderfully striking 14th-century castle has fascinating associations with Shakespeare's Macbeth and within you'll uncover a wealth of historic treasures.
Dunrobin Castle
Towering above idyllic gardens this historic castle looks like something from a fairytale with its grand facade and conical spires - a truly enchanting sight!
Landmark Forest Adventure Park
With runaway trains, wild water coasters and high wire paths running through the heart of an ancient woodland, it’s a thrilling day out for all.
Cairngorms National Park
Britain's biggest National Park is possibly its most diverse. Whether you're looking to stride mountains or simply take a quiet moment, there's something for everyone.
Embo Beach
Tucked behind a belt of tall, grassy dunes is hidden gem Embo Beach, offering plenty of space and spectacular views.
Dornoch Beach
Located on the serene Dornoch Firth is Dornoch Beach which has won awards for its status as a clean and safe bathing beach.
Brora Beach
Wild, gorgeous and canine-friendly all year round, Brora Beach is an unspoilt wildlife hotspot running alongside the local golf course.
Dornoch & Dornoch Point
Take in some of the finest beach views in Scotland on this walk to Dornoch Point, featuring a variety of interesting wildlife and overlooking the Dornoch Firth.
John O'Groats - Tain to Golspie
One of many sections of the route between Loch Ness and John O'Groats, this long walk begins in Tain and passes by a nature reserve and pretty woodland.
