Cawdor Castle

Cawdor Castle, nestled in the Scottish Highlands near Nairn, is a striking medieval fortress with origins dating back to the late 14th century. Renowned for its enchanting gardens and rich historical tapestry, the castle is traditionally linked to Shakespeare's Macbeth, although the real structure postdates the historical King Macbeth's era. Surrounded by picturesque woodlands, the castle features a drawbridge, imposing towers, and elegantly furnished rooms reflecting centuries of aristocratic heritage. Still a family home, Cawdor Castle invites visitors to explore its storied past, beautifully maintained grounds, and the serene charm of the Scottish countryside. Not available in winter months between October and may

Clava Cairns

Clava Cairns is a well-preserved Bronze Age burial site located near Inverness in the Scottish Highlands. Dating back around 4,000 years, it features a series of ring cairns, passage graves, and standing stones arranged in a circular layout. The site is believed to have been used for ceremonial and burial purposes, with the alignment of some structures possibly linked to astronomical events, such as the winter solstice. Clava Cairns offers a fascinating glimpse into ancient burial practices and the spiritual beliefs of prehistoric communities in Scotland.