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Find self catering and cottages with easy walking access in East Scotland
23 self catering cottages near the beach in East Scotland. Whether you want to explore the great British coastline or relax on the beach, stay close by in cottage and self catering accommodation. Search for hot tubs, pools and other features near the coast in East Scotland by using menu below.
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Sleeps 6
Weekly prices from £310 to £ 595
Self catering accommodation in Turriff sleeps 6.
Features include: • Multi Bathrooms • Non Smoking • Fishing near by • Beach close by • Easy Walking • Pub near by • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden •
Accommodation overview: Seacrest is an attractive apartment that forms part of a converted old stone granary. Set in the heart of the traditional fishing village of Whitehills, with its quaint harbour, lovely yachting marina and superb coastal walks, it is ideally placed for exploring this beautiful and dramatic coastline. The village also has a good local pub, restaurant, small supermarket and an exceptional fish shop with associated processing facility, where an incredible array of locally caught sea food is available daily. The Moray Firth is well known for its mild climate, wide sweeping sandy beaches interspersed with rocky outcrops and coves and pretty, unspoilt fishing villages. It is also renowned for its wild life. Bottle nosed dolphins, seals, numerous sea birds and even the occasional whale frequent the shore line. There is a wealth of activities in the area. Golf, fishing, sailing, canoeing, horse riding, bird watching and cliff top walking are all regular pastimes. A little way along the coast is the welcoming town of Macduff with its attractive harbour and marine aquarium, Britain's deepest aquarium tank displaying sea creatures from the Moray Firth - popular with visitors of all ages. Both the Whisky and Castle trails are also easily accessible. One of the best ways to explore the myriad of pretty fishing villages is by local bus. An excellent service runs regularly and one can stop off, wander the little winding lanes, stroll along the seafront and enjoy lunch by one of the many picturesque harbours before taking the next bus along the coast. Seacreast is an ideal base from which to discover this truly unique corner of north east Scotland, including the Moray coast and Grampian highlands. Accommodation is all at ground floor level has gas central heating and comprises:
  
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Sleeps 4
Weekly prices from £295 to £ 540
Self catering accommodation in Portessie sleeps 4.
Features include: • Non Smoking • Fishing near by • Beach close by • Easy Walking • Pub near by • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden •
Accommodation overview: Lochside Cottage is located in the tranquil village of Kinlochard, which is in the heart of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. The cottage is beautifully presented, with great attention to all details. The lounge has a large LCD TV, leather 3 piece suite, wood burning stove, with dining area behind. You are led into a fantastic bright spacious kitchen, which has a feature stone wall and central breakfasting area. The kitchen has access straight onto the private decking. Both bedrooms are beautifully coordinated and each has a wall mounted combined TV/DVD with satellite connection. This lovingly restored stone built cottage sits on the bank of a charming river and from the spacious decking you can see it making its way towards Loch Ard. The cottage has full access to 15 acres of maintained ground, with fields that lead you down to the lochside, where fishing is free to residents from the foreshore. This is a fantastic location for outdoor enthusiasts, as you have the vast Queen Elizabeth Forest right on your doorstep. There are endless miles of forest roads and trails to explore, both walking and cycling. Ben Lomond can be viewed behind the property and it is a great Munro to climb. Surrounding you there is an abundance of wild life to spot, birds of prey, red squirrels and pine martin to name a few. Loch Ard itself is stunning, with small islands and a crannog to explore. There are resident Canada geese and many different species of birds and ducks can be found by the loch. A gentle walk along the lochside will give you access to the hotel complex's facilities and bar. Clay pigeon shooting, farm tours, guided walks, 4x4 safaris, quad biking and sailing are available (some seasonal). In the surrounding area there are lots of other activities for every age and interests. For the adventurous there is a high wire forest adventure, with the longest zip wire in Britain at Aberfoyle. Aberfoyle has a 9 hole golf course. From this central location you can easily travel and explore. It is an area steeped in history and there are lots of places of interest to visit. The Glengoyne Distillery producing Highland Single Malt Whiskey, is only 12 miles south at Dumgoyne. The Loch Katrine Steamship "Sir Walter Scott" is a great cruise. Blair Drummond Safari Park, just outside Stirling, is only a half hour drive away. Property is all at ground floor level, has gas central heating.
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Sleeps 4
Weekly prices from £265 to £ 420
Self catering accommodation in Stonehaven sleeps 4.
Features include: • Non Smoking • Beach close by • Easy Walking • Pub near by • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden •
Accommodation overview: This charming, detached cottage is situated within the peaceful village of Brig O Turk, which nestles in the heart of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park and offers delightful holiday accommodation all at ground level. West Riding Cottage was only completed in 2006 and is a lovely new build property with an open plan lounge/kitchen area, one double bedroom and shower room, which can be accessed from both the bedroom and lounge. You have full use of the owner's large, grassy garden, where you can enjoy the sun passing over the Menteith Hills and watch the wild sheep strolling by. This quiet village is located between Loch Achray and Loch Venachar (boat hire available here), providing great all year round fishing or water activities. The area is an outdoor enthusiast's paradise with many places to explore. You can hire bikes at Loch Katrine, sail on the steamship "Sir Walter Scott" to the top of the Loch and then walk/cycle back home. Or there is a fantastic circular route round Glen Finglas (staring from Brig O Turk), which can be also cycled or walked. There is numerous forestry marked pathways within the Queen Elizabeth Forest. Drive over the Duke's Pass and count the number of bends in the road! and then return via the 3 Lochs Forest Drive. The Trossachs has fantastic mountains to climb - Ben A' An, Ben Venue and Ben Ledi to name a few. There is also an abundance of wildlife from osprey to red squirrel, wild goats and pine martins, so bring your binoculars... Ideally situated to explore Callander (6 miles) or Aberfoyle (9 miles) and you are only half an hour's drive from Stirling where you can explore historical places of interest or do a spot of retail therapy! Property has oil central heating.
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Sleeps 7
Weekly prices from £325 to £ 650
Self catering accommodation in Forfar sleeps 7.
Features include: • Multi Bathrooms • Non Smoking • Fishing near by • Beach close by • Easy Walking • Pub near by • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden •
Accommodation overview: Strathlene Lodge is a lovely detached house situated right on the edge of the sea. Built of mellow sandstone with a traditional slate roof, it has high ceilings and original wooden doors with a sweeping staircase leading up to two attractively presented bedrooms. Strathlene Lodge enjoys amazing uninterrupted sea views from its large rear windows. The closest neighbours are likely to be a group of inquisitive seals bobbing in the bay just along the shoreline! There is a large kitchen/dining room which maximises the views as well as a cosy lounge. The area is renowned for its wonderful sandy beaches interspersed with rocky coves and there is plenty to see and do all along this beautiful coast. There are superb walks direct from the property, which is situated on the Speyside way, and runs for miles along the coast as well as further inland. A particularly spectacular part of the route takes you over the Cullen viaduct with the sweeping sands below. Boat trips run from the nearby fishing village of Buckie and are highly recommended to view the sea life closer to hand. Dolphins and seals are regular visitors and the area is renowned for its wealth of sea birds and even the occasional whale has been spotted close to shore. Golf is a popular pastime and there are a number of excellent golf courses right on the doorstep - Strathlene Golf club is just 5 minutes walk away. There are numerous castles and distilleries on the famous 'Whisky and Castle Trails' and the Fishing Heritage Trail offers a fascinating glimpse into the bygone world of the local fishing industry that dominated the region. The pretty fishing villages dotted along this coast are a real delight, with small winding streets and pretty harbours. The nearby village of Findochty is charming and the pub/restaurant overlooking the harbour makes an excellent venue for an evening meal or a lunch time snack overlooking the water. Fishing is also a popular pastime and there are a number of famous rivers all within a few minutes' drive, such as the Spey and the Deveron. Fishing permits are available locally. The cottage is also ideally located for exploring the two main Highland cities of Aberdeen and Inverness, being almost equidistant between them. With miles of unspoilt coastline, interspersed with pretty fishing villages, castles and distilleries it provides a superb base from which to explore this beautiful and fascinating area. Property has oil central heating.
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Sleeps 6
Weekly prices from £295 to £ 540
Self catering accommodation in Tomintoul sleeps 6.
Features include: • Multi Bathrooms • Non Smoking • Fishing near by • Beach close by • Easy Walking • Pub near by • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Golf near by • Ha
Accommodation overview: Cowrie Cottage is a pretty, traditional stone fisherman's cottage situated just a few steps from beaches of Portknockie. The cottage takes its name from the cowrie shell, which is avidly searched for and can be found on the nearby shoreline. Cowries have been valued for centuries in many parts of the world. In China and Africa they were used as currency (the Chinese character for money is a cowrie shaped shell) and these marine gastropods are still sought by collectors today. There is a collection of these tiny, ribbed shells left in the cottage and visitors are welcome to add to the collection (or take their finds home as a unique memento!). The caring owners have upgraded and refurbished this lovely cottage over the years and it now provides a high standard of accommodation, whilst retaining many attractive original features, including stripped pine doors. With sleeping accommodation for 6 people, together with two lounges and a separate dining room, it offers an ideal holiday for a larger family or combined holiday. The charming village of Portknockie is known for its friendly locals and community atmosphere. In the village there is a pub, a hotel serving meals in the restaurant and bar, a fish and chip shop, a good small supermarket and a newsagent. Portknockie has a small harbour where fishing boats still ply their trade. There is a small sandy beach and a paddling pool built into the rocks, which is an added attraction for younger visitors. The harbour also has a slipway where visitors are able to launch their boats. The cottage has an adjoining garage suitable for storing canoes and bikes. The coast all along this region is renowned for its dramatic and ever changing scenery. Small coves and rocky outcrops are interspersed with wonderful sandy beaches. Nearby Bowfiddle Rock is a well known vantage point and there are lovely cliff top walks direct from the property as well as some excellent cycle paths, following coastal routes or further inland. The Speyside Way passes through just a few yards from the cottage. This particularly spectacular route runs through to the attractive seaside town of Cullen, taking you over the Cullen viaduct with the sweeping sands below. Boat trips run from the nearby towns of Buckie and Banff and are highly recommended to view the sea life closer to hand. Dolphins and seals are regular visitors (and are regularly spotted direct from the bedroom windows). The area is also renowned for its wealth of sea birds and even the occasional whale has been seen close to shore. Nearby Troup Head is home to the only land based gannet colony on the British Isles. There is plenty to see and do all along this lovely coast. There are numerous castles and distilleries on the famous 'Whisky and Castle Trails'. Cullen has a number of excellent facilities including restaurants, pubs, cafe and shops, a bowling green and golf course which is open to visitors. Nearby Findochty has a superb golf course and driving range within easy walking distance. The pretty harbour with its small fishing boats and private craft is a real delight and there is a pub right on the front making it an ideal spot to have a drink and watch the boats coming and going. Fishing is also a popular pastime and there are a number of famous rivers all within 20 minutes drive, such as the Spey and the Deveron. Fishing permits are available locally. Cowrie Cottage is also ideally located for exploring the two main Highland cities of Aberdeen and Inverness, being almost equidistant between them. With miles of unspoilt coastline, interspersed with pretty fishing villages, castles and distilleries it provides a superb base from which to explore this beautiful and fascinating area. Property has gas central heating, full double glazing and fitted carpets.
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Sleeps 2
Weekly prices from £230 to £ 355
Self catering accommodation in Stonehaven sleeps 2.
Features include: • Non Smoking • Romantic Break • Beach close by • Easy Walking • Pub near by • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden •
Accommodation overview: Alpine Lodge is a detached cottage, situated on the west facing hillside overlooking Loch Lubnaig within the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park. The Lodge has a well equipped kitchen open plan to the dining/lounge area. The lounge area has a leather suite, patio doors and windows facing west overlooking the loch. There is a downstairs bedroom and bathroom, with a further two bedrooms upstairs and a shower room with coombed ceilings. Two bedrooms have versatile zip & link beds to accommodate singles or couples as preferred. The porch provides a good space to store and dry outdoor apparel. There is a private aspect to the south with 2 acres of hillside and countryside to enjoy. A short walk over the road and through a meadow (3 acres) gives access to the loch side for fishing (permit required) or to just enjoy and relax. Boats or canoes can be launched into the loch. The village of Strathyre is only 2 miles and offers a shop/post office and a number of good places to eat and drink. This is a fantastic location for outdoor enthusiasts with miles of forest roads and trails to explore for both walking and cycling. The Trossachs has spectacular mountains to climb like Ben Ledi, Ben Venue and Ben Vorlich. There is an abundance of wildlife to spot, ospreys, red squirrels and pine martens to name a few. For golfing enthusiasts there are numerous golf courses in the surrounding area. There are great cycle routes in the forests or on the Sustrans National Cycle Route 7 which runs on the disused Callander to Oban railway line, passing west along Loch Ludnaig. Take a cycle north to Rob Roy's grave located in the churchyard at Balquhidder or through Glen Ogle, over the viaduct to Killin to see and hear the roaring water at the Falls of Dochart. Alternatively head south for Callander to explore the village and all it has to offer, including shops and leisure centre with swimming pool. This is an area steeped in history and there are plenty of places of interest to visit. Trace the history and folklore of Rob Roy, take a cruise on Loch Katrine Steamship Sir Walter Scott, enjoy the thrilling and beautiful drive over the twisting undulating Duke's Pass, or experience the 3 Lochs Forest Drive. Blair Drummond Safari Park, located just outside Stirling, is only a half hour drive away or a visit to Stirling provides historical interest or alternatively, a spot of retail therapy. Property has electric heating.
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Sleeps 4
Weekly prices from £265 to £ 420
Self catering accommodation in Turriff sleeps 4.
Features include: • Non Smoking • Fishing near by • Beach close by • Fire or Woodburner • Easy Walking • Pub near by • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden •
Accommodation overview: Nestling in the heart of Royal Deeside, this detached cottage has been converted, using the original stone, from an old steading and enjoys magnificent views of Deeside and Mount Keen. Views of Lochnagar (one of Scotland's 284 munros - mountains over 3,000ft) can also be admired after a short uphill walk. Boghead Cottage is situated on a 36 acre farm with ponds, small burns and woodland - an area where many different species of bird can be found, along with pathways for walking, relaxing and enjoying the peace and tranquillity. The quiet village of Lumphanan is 1.5 miles away where there is a shop, post office and restaurant. Numerous outdoor activities are readily available, with a 9-hole golf course in Lumphanan and an 18-hole course in Aboyne, just 7 miles away. There is an activity centre offering archery, quad biking and shooting etc. just outside Aboyne. For the more adventurous there is plenty of walking and climbing in the Cairngorms, part of the Cairngorm National Park - the largest National Park in Britain. Aberdeen is 26 miles to the west with its many amenities and attractions. Balmoral, Fraser, Drum and Braemar Castles are all within easy reach. Golf, fishing, horse-riding, gliding, cycling and skiing are all available locally. Boghead Cottage is an ideal location to explore Royal Deeside renowned for its whisky, castle and Heritage trails and abundance of outdoor activity. The property has oil central heating.
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Sleeps 6
Weekly prices from £270 to £ 445
Self catering accommodation in Cullen sleeps 6.
Features include: • Non Smoking • Fishing near by • Beach close by • Easy Walking • Pub near by • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden •
Accommodation overview: Set amongst the rolling Angus countryside, Courtyard Cottage is a beautiful traditional stone built cottage which has recently been renovated to a high standard. The kitchen is the heart of this house with high ceilings, and roof windows which flood the room with light. Courtyard Cottage is just a short drive from Forfar, which offers a good selection of shops and restaurants. Be sure and make a trip to Arbroath to sample the famous Arbroath Smokie, a wood-smoked haddock, which is produced in a small family smokehouse and is a real delicacy. The area boasts some fine beaches, including Montrose beach which is a blue flag beach, 50 miles of unspoilt Angus coastline and dramatic red sandstone cliffs. Lunan Bay, recently voted as one of the best beaches in Scotland is well worth a visit. The Montrose basin nature reserve is just 18 miles away. Set on the edge of a tidal estuary, the basin attracts over 50,000 migratory birds each year. You can watch the busy life of these birds from the comfort of the visitor centre, which has a panoramic view of the basin. Neighbouring Edzell and Kirriemuir are the gateway to the magnificent Angus glens, the foothills of the mighty Cairngorm Mountains, a haven for wildlife and a peaceful refuge from modern life. The glens and surrounding countryside offer numerous walks for all abilities, including 14 of Scotland's munros - mountains over 3,000ft. Other activities to try are horse riding, fishing, sea kayaking, cycling or even a round of golf at Carnoustie, which has hosted the Open on numerous occasions. This area is renowned for its large number of golf courses, many at championship level. Glamis Castle, childhood home of the Queen Mother and setting for Shakespeare's Macbeth, is only 6 miles away, here you can take a trip back through over 600 years of history or enjoy the beauty of the gardens and grounds. The accommodation is all on ground floor level has oil central heating.
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