SCOTTISH FIELD SELECT
Loch Melfort Hotel & Restaurant Arduaine, Oban, Argyll Tel: 01852 200233
www.lochmelfort.co.uk
The Four Seasons Hotel Lochside, St Fillans, Perthshire Tel: 01764 685333
www.thefourseasonshotel.co.uk
Children are most welcome at the Four Seasons on Loch Earn. The secluded hillside chalets have a cosy bunk room, and both restaurants have children’s menus. Great days out could include the nearby Auchin- garrich wildlife farm, castles and a wealth of outdoor activities including gravity biking, canoeing, water skiing (the hotel has its own jetty and slip- way), Highland games, pony trekking, quad biking, go-kart racing, mountain biking or cycling.
Watch the day unfold before you across the water to the islands of Islay, Jura and Scarba, with the world famous Corryvreckan Whirlpool three miles out to sea. The magnifi cent National Trust for Scotland Arduaine Garden is right on the doorstep along with a playpark and Highland cattle grazing in the fi elds. Dinner can then be enjoyed in the award winning AA two rosette restaurant, or informal Chartroom II Bistro
Mains of Taymouth Country Estate & Golf Course Kenmore, near Aberfeldy Tel: 01887 830226
www.taymouth.co.uk
Offers luxury four- and fi ve-star self-catering accommodation, set on the outskirts of Kenmore in stunning Highland Perthshire. Houses sleeping from two to 12 people, several offer- ing hot tub, sauna and games room. Many properties are pet friendly, allowing up to two pets per property. Excellent onsite facilitates include bar and restaurant, golf course, riding stables and deli and gift shop.
Family Breaks It’s time to take your children away on holiday
Links House Golf Road, Dornoch Tel: 01862 810279
www.linkshousedornoch.com
The Highlands are the perfect playground for hours of thrilling and exciting family activities whatever your age. Adjacent to the fi rst tee at Royal Dornoch Golf Club, with views to the sandy beach beyond, Links House is perfectly situated for the family to take part in the many traditions of Scotland’s rich sporting heritage. From fi shing for trout on the nearby lo- chans, trying out the traditional game of lawn bowls next to Links House, perhaps horse riding on the beach or taking a guided hike to see the wildlife and fauna of the Highlands.
Balure Country House Mull of Kintyre Tel: 01583 441275
www.balurehouse.com
Barriemore Guest House Corran Esplanade, Oban Tel: 01631 566356
www.barriemore-hotel.co.uk www.obanhotels.com
Come and explore all Oban has to offer and look no further for the per- fect place to stay. At Barriemore and Glenrigh guest houses you can enjoy great accommodation, fantastic sea views and an extensive breakfast se- lection. They also offer private park- ing and free WiFi. They look forward to welcoming you to Oban.
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This large family friendly house sleeps ten people and is set in fi ve acres of gardens, woodland and paddocks. There’s space for everyone and fam- ily fun for all ages. The games lodge includes a pool table, darts, table tennis, library and decking. Sun, sea and surf activities in Kintyre include: kayaking; golf; pier-jumping; island hopping; crabbing; cycle hire; fi shing; sealife; surfi ng; and barbecues on the beaches.
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