Luxury Highland Chauffeur
Explore the incredible Scottish Highlands in comfort with Luxury Highland Chauffeur. Offering bespoke and flexible tours in comfortable high end cars.
Dornoch puts the northern Highlands at your feet. Follow the coast to wide beaches and fishing villages, seek out historic towns and castles or head inland for woodland walks and open country. And with Dornoch itself just outside the door, there’s plenty worth staying close to home for.
Explore the incredible Scottish Highlands in comfort with Luxury Highland Chauffeur. Offering bespoke and flexible tours in comfortable high end cars.
Known as one of the top golf courses in the world, Royal Dornoch is a must. Find its links steps from Dornoch Station.
Situated opposite Royal Dornoch’s second tee, this exhibition space is home to prints, ceramics and paintings, which make perfect Highland souvenirs.
Visit the club’s Pro Shop for a mix of traditional and modern merchandise, including Royal Dornoch tartan and Royal Dornoch tweed.
The award-winning Dornoch Beach and its golden strands are just a short walk from our hotel.
Browse a wide selection of books, then enjoy your new reads al fresco with refreshments from Coffee Piaggio.
A luxury dining experience, with open fires and intimate spaces. Discover local flavours with Mara’s ever-changing seasonal menus.
A charming destination for breakfast, lunch or just coffee and cake.
On-site at Dornoch Castle Hotel, Dornoch Distillery is the first of its kind in Dornoch. Producing both gin and whisky, it’s well worth a visit.
A Highland gem, this retail emporium (est. 1858) stocks the brand’s famous clothing and unique home goods.
Shop clothing and accessories for ladies and gents at this boutique gift shop.
Explore more than 450 whiskies, 60 gins and other spirits at this local specialist shop that hosts tasting events.
Located in the old Courthouse, this cosy corner restaurant is the perfect place to unwind with family and friends.
Explore both Dornoch and areas further afield at your own pace with a family ride.
In use since 1239, Dornoch Cathedral is a can’t-miss landmark at the centre of town.
Indulge in some ‘me’ time at nearby Aspen Spa. With bespoke massages, hydrating facials, saunas and more, it’s the perfect escape.
Part grocer, part hardware store, the family-run Dornoch Stores stocks an extensive range of food, wine, homewares, gifts and more.
Sip Dornoch’s “best hot chocolate” at Cocoa Mountain. They also sell freshly made chocolates and truffles.
A local favourite, this buzzing café is open year-round for both lunch and dinner.
Explore Dornoch’s ancient origins and the area’s rich golf history at the Historylinks Museum, home to impressive exhibits and an interactive Children’s Room.
Located steps from Dornoch Beach, The Highland Larder serves fresh local seafood. A perfect stop-off while you’re out and about.
Famously Scotland’s ultimate road trip. Dornoch is one of the most popular stop-off points on this 500-mile route.
This family-run working farm is home to an exciting selection of amenities including four trout-filled lochans for fishing, a ten-bay golf driving range and a 9 hole pitch and putt.
Enjoy a range of activities, including archery, fishing, and wildlife tours.
Explore Dornoch on horseback with Achavandra. They offer a range of rides, for kids, beginners and seasoned riders. Their scenic beach trek is a favourite.
Sip an iconic dram at Glenmorangie Distillery. The world-famous whisky maker offers immersive tours, tastings and more.
Sitting on a remote and unspoiled hillside overlooking the Dornoch Firth, Balblair distillery sits quietly. A warm and unrushed welcome is always guaranteed.
Like something out of a fairy tale, the beautiful Dunrobin Castle is a Highland landmark. Tour the castle’s impressive interior and catch one of the exciting daily falconry shows.
Considered one of the most beautiful golf courses in the Highlands, this easy-walking course provides unforgettable views of Loch Migdale and the surrounding hills.
Based in Ardgay, TroutQuest offers guided fly-fishing trips for both salmon and brown trout, as well as guided excursions throughout the Highlands.
Step through the Wildcat gates of the Brora distillery and delve into the 200-year-old history of the home of one of Scotland’s best malts.
Slightly further inland from Dornoch but worth the trip, The Pier boasts an impressive panoramic view over Loch Shin.
Located at the northwest tip of Tarbat Ness peninsula, an area rich in history and geological significance.
Set in the stunning scenery of Easter Ross, this course offers views of Cromarty Firth and the Black Isle as well as the surrounding hills and mountains.
This family-run business specialises in all things shooting. Test your skills at clay target shooting or venture out into the Highlands for deer stalking.
Originally founded by Sir Alexander Matheson in 1839, this distillery sits on the banks of the Cromarty Firth, overlooking the Black Isle.
Take things off the beaten track with Go Wild Highlands. Their relaxing canoe trips provide a real sense of adventure in largely unseen corners of the Highlands.
Located in the heart of the Black Isle, visit the Glen Ord Distillery to discover the exquisite taste and flavour of this perfectly balanced whisky.
Established in 1821 and quickly becoming the largest distillery in Caithness, Wolfburn Distillery is the perfect place to experience the master behind the craft.
This fantastic links course sits on a peninsula out in the Moray Firth and is the 15th oldest recorded club in the world.