The Braighe Bed and Breakfast
Travel Blogs from Nairn
A little closer to home - Inverness and Beauly
... Nairn - a lovely township sitting right on the Moray Firth. Pretty seaside park and interesting clock tower in the centre of town. More narrow streets to negotiate in this very old settlement. Saw some interesting animals during our drive this morning. A flock of all black sheep and then a yard of free range chickens caught our eye just outside Beauly. A muddy field full of huge pigs on the way to Nairn and then a yard of lamas near ...
A trek across the Highlands to the Isle of Skye
... Scotland. Again rivers and streams are raging full of recent rainfall. Not far from water anywhere along this route. Crossed the very impressive bridge linking the mainland to the Isle at Kyle Of Lochalsh and pushed on across the Isle Of Skye towards Portree. Road follows coast line winding in and out of bays and through moor land that is also teaming with water in every creek - a number of spectacular waterfalls along the way. Vegetation is suited to ...
The Highlands
... rain, sunshine, overcast skies or even snow at some points! Although Scotland is a small country when you compare it to Canada, the temperatures vary just the same as they do back home.
After a bit of a drive we stopped once we reached the area of Glencoe. This is an area of mountain range which just recently has been covered in snow. The mountains are quite beautiful, just as they appear in movies. We stopped for a few photo ops, then continued on our way. We stopped in ...
Jimmy's coastal walk : Day 35
It was a frosty start from Golspie. At the sea front there was evidence of the previous week's storm with seaweed strewn about on the path.
There is a good coastal path leading to Brora. I encountered two people on horseback and three cyclists but no other walkers. The first landmark is Dunrobin Castle. The original building dates from around 1235 but it has been frequently extended and modified since ...
Jimmy's coastal walk : day 34
... that I could reach Golspie before dark.
There was snow on the hills north of Inverness and the forecast promised showers on a north-easterly airstream.
Leaving Tain I headed for the A9. Like it or not, this road would be a major part of my route for the next three days and beyond. I crossed the bridge over the Dornoch Firth and turned off the road hoping to walk along the shore. The tide ...
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Other places to stay in Nairn
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Glebe End Bed and Breakfast
1 Glebe Road, Nairn | B&B -
Inveran Lodge
Seafield Street, Nairn | B&B -
Fonthill Bed & Breakfast
King Street, Nairn | B&B -
Brighton House
7 Grant Street, Nairn | B&B -
Newton of Budgate
Cawdor, Nairn | B&B -
Aurora Hotel
2 Academy Street, Nairn | B&B -
Covenanters Inn
Auldearn, Nairn | 3 star b&bfrom $99 -
Sandown House B&B
Sandown Farm Lane, Nairn | B&Bfrom $158
