Experience the road less travelled

The landscape may draw you north, but it’s the people who make it feel like home.

From the crofters working the land to the fishermen braving the sea, Highland life has been shaped by the elements.

In Caithness and Sutherland, that connection is never far away. Spend a long summer day on the water, walking the coast or playing golf
with the sea breeze at your back. Then settle in for local food, a dram and a good story or two.

Whether you’re looking for adventure or time to slow down, there are many ways to share in life here.

Land & Larder

From working farms and crofts to local kitchens and distilleries, meet the people and taste the produce that bring the unique flavour of the north.

A day shaped around you

Come with Above & Beyond to the farms, crofts and distilleries that help shape life in the far north. Meet the people who care for the land and livestock, taste local produce, and enjoy food paired with Highland gin, whisky or beer.

We’ll shape the day around what interests you. For some guests, that means finally meeting a Highland cow. For others, it’s seeing hay bales rolled neatly across an expansive green field.

We’ve lived here long enough to take some of these sights for granted. Seeing them through our guests’ eyes reminds us how special this place is – and why we love sharing it.

Dornoch & Beyond

Explore the far north

Sea & Shore (clockwise from top left): Duncansby Lighthouse: VisitScotland/Kenny Lam. Dunnet Bay: VisitScotland/Liam Anderstrem. Duncansby Stacks: iStock/Orietta Gaspari. Lighthouse: Karl Rosie.

Golf & Beyond: L: Royal Dornoch. Top right: Durness Golf Club. Bottom right: Reay Golf Club.