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Christmas Cottages in the Highlands of Scotland

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The Boathouse,

Tomich, Beauly, Highland, Scotland
sleeps 2 sleeps 2
1 bedrooms 1 bedroom
1 bathrooms 1 bathroom
no dogs allowed No pets

Stylish sleeps 2 eco-friendly lodge with magnificent loch views and its own rowing boat, ideal for an off-grid holiday in the Scottish Highlands.

ground floor bedroom countryside views over hills
Facilities, Features & Awards:
gold award winning cottageoutdoor private hot tubwood burning stoveBBQParkingPatio Garden
£1000*
3 nights - 23/12 to 26/12/2026.
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* Price quoted is not inclusive of any applicable booking fees or local charges.

Find a holiday cottage in the Scottish Highlands to rent for a festive holiday this Christmas.

Whether you want to enjoy a festive holiday in the remote hills or prefer to book a holiday close to Inverness or Fort William, there are so many beautiful parts of the Scottish Highlands to discover on a winter holiday. A white Christmas can never be guaranteed but in some parts of the Highlands you have a fair chance of seeing snow covered landscapes over the festive period.

Celebrating Xmas in a holiday home with family or friends can help to make the festive season all the more special. Cottages with woodburners and open fires are particularly popular for winter breaks.

Whether you opt to rent a holiday lodge, a log cabin, a rural retreat or a barn conversion for your break this Christmas, we hope you find the perfect rental for your festive break in the Highlands of Scotland.