Sutherland Collection
Enjoy a Highland break in the Royal Burgh of Dornoch, a gorgeous Scottish seaside town which sits on the shore of the Dornoch Firth in a National Scenic Area. It’s situated in the county of Sutherland, which is one of the least populated and most unspoilt regions of the Highlands, making for an ideal place to relax and explore some stunning scenery. We offer various holiday properties in and around Dornoch, so you’re sure to find something to suit your needs.
There’s plenty to do during a break in the scenic cathedral town of the Royal Burgh of Dornoch. Its superb coastal location is certainly a draw, as is the acclaimed championship course at the Royal Dornoch Golf Club. You can also explore the town’s heritage with visits to a variety of historic buildings. Beyond the town, the beautiful surrounding countryside is great to explore and watch the wildlife, particularly at Loch Fleet National Nature Reserve.
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Coastal charm
With a surprisingly sunny climate and sheltered location, Dornoch is ideal for a seaside holiday, with miles of beautiful family-friendly beaches to explore. You can wander along the coast all the way to Embo and beyond.
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Great for golf
The Royal Dornoch Golf Club is famous for its championship course, which is often mentioned as being among the world’s best. Keen golfers will not want to miss the chance to play these extensive natural links.
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Range of accommodation
Whatever type of accommodation you’re looking for in the town of Dornoch or surrounding county of Sutherland, we have something to suit your needs. We offer a range of properties to fit the holiday you have planned.
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Scenic surroundings
The Dornoch Firth National Scenic Area has been officially recognised for its beautiful and varied landscapes. Nature lovers will have the opportunity to see a variety of wildlife here, particularly sea birds, seals, and otters.
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History
Explore the heritage of the Royal Burgh of Durnoch with visits to its many remaining historic buildings, which include a 13th-century cathedral, the former town jail (now a shop), and a restored castle serving as a hotel.
