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Ayr

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Ayr is a large holiday town on the Clyde Coast; the town has fantastic views of the local coastline and countryside. Ayr is an old town with many historic traditions; even though much off its history is protected it does have the facilities of any modern town. One of the big attractions to Ayr is its strong connection with Robert Burns.

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Added by L Renton on 03/10/2011 08:38:57

Excellent location, close to the holiday park for shopping and close to the beach.

Added by Clare and Keith Bates on 14/09/2011 08:56:18

Lovely town with friendly people.

Added by Jane on 01/06/2011 10:41:26

A great town with lots of shops and local history. Highlight of visit was a converted church to a Wetherspoons pub. A lot of original features were kept. Another place to go is the town’s oldest pub, Tam O'Shanter in the high street. Easy access to Ayr train station. We went to Glasgow on our last visit and a great time.

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Dornoch

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Dornoch is an old historic town which is set in a stunning location with beautiful landscape and amazing views. The town is only small in size and population but with its sandy beaches, championship golf course and busy town centre there is a lot to keep visitors interested. Due to its setting walks in the town and surrounding areas are very popular with tourists.

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Added by Heather Buchanan on 10/10/2011 10:04:53

We stayed in Embo, just a 5 minute drive from Dornoch. Dornoch is a beautiful small town, with beautiful scenery and very historic. There are few nice shops to browse round and The Eagle Hotel is lovely for a bar lunch. The people are very friendly.

Added by Mary Mitchelson on 07/07/2011 11:56:57

Our accomodation was in Embo, just 12 miles from Dornoch, a town not to be missed. The people were very trusting and wonderfully pleasant. Dornoch has both modern and historical aspects and I would not hesitate to return to this beautiful place which is also a good base from which to visit the extreme north of Scotland. I cannot wait to visit again and see all the wonders of my country.

Added by Steven Logan on 20/07/2011 12:33:34

A very pleasant town with enough shops to keep you happy. We also visited Balintore, Thurso, Dingwall, Inverness, Brora, Golspie, Invergordon and Alness. So we got to see a fair bit of the countryside .

Added by Bill Milthorpe on 08/06/2011 21:43:30

A lovely little town with plenty of history. There are some nice little shops, make sure to visit the butchers for the best haggis and black pudding I’ve ever had!

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Elgin

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Elgin is a busy market town in the North East of Scotland which grew large in the 13th century. The town has a busy high street with a large market which is popular with tourists.

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Added by Pam on 03/01/2012 11:11:56

Elgin is nice place, been there a few times. Good place to eat and have a drink, has a nice park.

Added by Michelle on 18/09/2011 10:15:09

Very pretty town near the coast and easy access to the main A96. On the whisky trail too, so there’s lots of distilleries there and nearby to visit!

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Nairn

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Nairn is a quaint Scottish town with a strong local community and is dominated by the town’s history. The main attraction to Nairn is the number of stunning historic buildings which are in the town including; St Duthus Church and Tain Tollbooth. On the outskirts of Nain is one of Scotland’s biggest attractions, the Glenmorangie Distillery.

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Added by Michelle on 18/09/2011 10:18:32

Very pretty coastal town, it is very quaint and picturesque. Its not very big; there’s a marina and stunning beach, golf course is highly recommended! The town is easily accessible from the holiday park. Easy access to many other attractions from there too, so its a great place to be based.

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Brora

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Brora is a very quiet village in the Highlands, even though there are not many attractions or facilities the town is definitely worth a visit. The reason for this is the stunning scenery and atmosphere what Brora has to offer.

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