Historical Charm
Dornoch has a rich history. Home to the most northerly Cathedral on the British mainland, an historic Castle, well-preserved town jail and old courthouse, Dornoch is also the site of Britain’s last witch trial, and has seen its share of clan wars and battles.
Castle Tours
Whilst staying in the Highlands, explore the region’s majestic castles. Discover Dunrobin Castle in Golspie, Urqhuart Castle on Loch Ness, the ruins of Ardvrek Castle on Loch Assynt, and imposing Cawdor Castle, with its links to Macbeth.
Wildlife Spotting
For those who love nature, Loch Fleet’s Nature Reserve is a treat for wildlife enthusiasts. Home to common and grey seals, otters, and a fabulous variety of bird species, Loch Fleet offers an excellent opportunity for wildlife spotting and photography.
Golfing at Royal Dornoch
Golf aficionados will find a visit to Royal Dornoch Golf Club an essential part of their Scottish Highlands tour. Consistently ranked among the best golf courses in the world, it offers a unique golfing experience.
Cultural Experiences
Dornoch’s vibrant cultural scene is another highlight for visitors; such as the Sutherland Agricultural Show and the Dornoch Highland Gathering, which features traditional Highland games, music, and dancing.
Local Cuisine
Whilst here, be sure to try the local cuisine on offer in the restaurants, pubs and cafes serving delicious shellfish, meat and game.
Scenic Drives and Exploration
Some of the most spectacular drives can be found in the Scottish Highlands, and Dornoch is ideally located to explore these routes. The NC500 provides breathtaking views of rugged coastlines, rolling hills, and charming villages.
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