WHERE TO FIND US
On the east side of Nairn (beside a railway bridge and Shell garage) the A939 branches south off the A96. We are exactly 3 miles from this junction, on the left, as you drive south towards Grantown-on-Spey. Our sign says LAIKENBUIE HOLIDAYS and is set back from the road on a bank. It is a little difficult to see in the dark due to problems with our visibility splay and the bends.
MAPS AND ATTRACTIONS
THE AREA
The Moray Firth has many varied geographical areas all within easy reach. From long sandy beaches, through mature woods with cascading rivers, up to the ski slopes high in the Cairngorms. The climate is usually kind with only 23in of rain and plenty of sun. There are dolphins in the sea, monsters in the loch (or so we believe), deer on the ground and eagles in the air. If you take a little time to look for these and the other birds and animals you have a good chance of success.
THE ATTRACTIONS
SCENIC TOURS
The west coast and Inverewe Gardens - 2 hours away, Loch Ness - 45 minutes away
Monarch of the Glen country, Findhorn River valley, The fishing villages of the North East
HISTORIC BUILDINGS
Fort George, Cawdor Castle, Brodie Castle
VISITOR ATTRACTIONS
Landmark Adventure Park, Speyside Steam Railway, Speyside distilleries, Baxters of Speyside
GOLF
There are over 14 excellent courses within an hours drive
The Walker Cup was played at Nairn on 11/12th September 1999
TOWNS AND CITIES TO VISIT
Inverness, Forres, Elgin, Aberdeen, Aviemore
WILDLIFE
Loch Garten ospreys, Moray Firth dolphin cruises, Kingussie Wildlife Park. Over 80 species of bird here, plus roe deer, red squirrels and many more.
CULTURE
Eden Court Theatre
ACTIVITIES
Swimming at Nairn pool or beach, or Inverness Aquadome, mountain biking, pony trekking
GOURMET
Excellent food is served in The Kist in Nairn and the Bakehouse in Findhorn.
There is a large selection of good pubs and restaurants to suit all budgets.
RELAXATION
Stay around Laikenbuie, read a good book, paddle the dinghy on the loch and relax in our peaceful surroundings. There is a children's play area and you are welcome to help collect the eggs and see the other animals.