Pitlochry Holiday Deals

Pitlochry Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Pitlochry

Even more than a nice cup of tea or a long phone convo with your mum, travel fixes everything. So forget your worries and go on holiday in Pitlochry! (But maybe still call your mum.)

Prepare to make some new BFFs! Around 3,000 people reside in this part of Perth and Kinross.

Pitlochry isn't too far away from Strathtay, which is situated 5 kilometres to the southwest. Edinburgh, the national capital, is to be found 90 kilometres to the south.

You don't have to be a kid to enjoy an outing at the park. Stretch out your legs or perhaps even get your yoga on at the Explorers Garden.

Are there any walking tours? What's on this weekend? You’ll find the answers to your questions about your time here at Queen’s View Centre.

Why not go for a walk around Loch Rannoch or Loch Tummel? Alternatively, simply park yourself by the water's edge and keep your eyes open for native birdlife.

Pitlochry offers a variety of natural reserves, such as Rannoch Moor and Ben Vrackie. For those who haven't quite had their fix, Tay Forest Park and Fish Ladder are two more worth checking out.

With its thick walls and lofty turrets, Blair Castle is an astounding fortification. Gaze upon its façade or simply close your eyelids and picture what it was like in its heyday.

The symbolic structure of Pitlochry Power Station and Dam provides a restful, contemplative space for the locals to pay homage to people and events from their city's past.

If you can't resist a bit of shopping, you might want to keep clear of The House of Bruar. The great assortment of outlets on offer there will be far too enticing.

Find out what's on at the Pitlochry Festival Theatre, because there's nothing like watching a spectacular show. The Explorers' Garden at Pitlochry Theatre is another popular venue if you're keen for more entertainment.

Fancy a game of golf? Master the basics of grip, posture and stance and tune up your swing at the Pitlochry Golf Club and the Blair Atholl Golf Club.

Often it's a place's less publicised sights that pack the largest surprises. With that in mind, consider dropping into the Edradour Distillery, the Bells Blair Athol Distillery and Kinloch Rannoch.

Hotels in Pitlochry

You'll roll out of bed with a smile on your dial if you choose to stay at one of our more popular accommodation, such as the Atholl Palace Hotel and Scotlands Hotel & Leisure Club.