Tain, Fearn Peninsula & Evanton area Self Catering Holiday Home Accommodation in Easter Ross

Tain, Scotland's Oldest Royal Burgh, has something for everyone. Steeped in dramatic history with beautiful scenery, magnificent architecture, abundant wildlife, sporting and leisure activities and the guarantee of a traditional Highland welcome in well appointed accommodation. A small but thriving town with a population of around 3,500. It is the focal point for an extensive rural area stretching from Edderton in the west to Portmahomack in the east and Nigg in the south. The Dornoch Firth Bridge has enabled easy access to towns in Sutherland and the A9 south to Inverness, means just a 40 minute.

The Fearn Peninsula area offers unparalleled views of the Moray, Dornoch and Cromarty Firths, with opportunities to spot dolphins and a variety of birds and wildlife. The geography of the area is attractive to walkers, cyclists and motorists and its local heritage encompasses historic churches, an outstanding legacy of Pictish monuments, great Scottish rural industrial heritage and eclectic cultural influences. The Fearn Peninsula comprises of the communities Kilmuir and Logie Easter, Nigg, Fearn, Inver, Tarbat and the Seaboard Villages of Shandwick, Balintore and Hilton.

Evanton lies a mile north of the Cromarty Firth four miles south west of Alness. It’s origins can be dated back to 1810. The local laird, Alexander Fraser of Inchcoulter laid out a new township on land between the River Glass and the River Sgitheach on the line of the then newly build coast road

There are numerous visitor attractions in Easter Ross whether you trip is for the unrivalled opportunities to look the wildlife, flora and fauna, play golf on the numerous golf course, learn about distilling Whisky at the world famous Glenmorangie Distillery or to shop for Highland unique products such as Anta Pottery near Tain..

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