CLC World resorts & Hotels

SCOTLAND

UK

Look beyond bagpipes, kilts and tug o’ war and, on your next visit to one of Scotland’s luxury resorts, you’ll uncover a country famed for its love of music and dance, unique landscapes and the warmest of warm welcomes. The inhabitants of Scotland are extremely proud of the rich history and tradition of their nation. Still today, the Clan system remains a source of immense family pride and evidence of fortifications and strongholds give an insight into battles of the past.

CLC WORLD RESORTS

IN SCOTLAND

Duchally Country Estate is our shining light in Scotland. Our stunning luxury resort in Scotland sits nestled amongst 27 acres of beautiful Perthshire parkland and boasts a combination of stylish hotel accommodation with contemporary self-contained lodges. Add to the mix amazing scenery and a myriad of things to do (both onsite facilities and close-by activities) and you are reminded that you’re staying in one of Scotland’s premier holiday destinations.

DUCHALLY COUNTRY ESTATE

SCOTLAND FAST FACTS

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4,418ft

The height of Ben Nevis

The highest point in Scotland is the mountain Ben Nevis. It’s actually the highest peak in the UK at 4,418 ft.

3000+

Scottish Castles

There are over 3000 Scottish Castles – that’s about one for every 100 square miles.

7/18

Daylight hours

In December, Edinburgh gets around 7 hours of daylight per day, but in June it gets up to 18 hours!

BEAUTIFUL PERTHSHIRE

Located not far from the buzzing cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow, you’ll find Perthshire – site of the sublime Duchally Country Estate, CLC World’s luxury resort in Scotland. Perthshire is often referred to as the activity and adventure playground of Scotland, thanks to its array of golf courses, various fishing opportunities and other outdoor leisure pursuits. Here, you can take in seemingly endless expanses of lush forest, sprawling moorland, rushing rivers and tumbling waterfalls.

 

Food & Drink in Scotland

If you’re planning to visit Scotland, you’d better undo your belt a couple of notches because this is the land of the harvested and hunted. Thanks to the Atlantic, fresh mountain waters, lush rolling hills, fertile soil and varied weather, Scotland’s local and natural produce is of the highest quality – and this is reflected in the dishes they serve. From Aberdeen Angus beef, Stornoway Black Pudding, Arbroath Smokies and Shetland salmon and shellfish to Scottish whisky, ales, scones, shortbread, not forgetting haggis – you’ll be amazed by just how diverse and tasty Scottish cuisine is.

Scotland is the biggest producer of whisky in the world and home to six whisky-producing regions, which are as diverse as the wine regions of France. From the smoky and peaty flavours of Islay to the mellow smooth sweetness of Highland and Speyside whiskies, there is something to suit all tastes.

THINGS TO DO

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE

We recommend:

  • A visit to one of the many stunning houses and gardens open to the public
  • Visit the capital city of Perthshire
  • Play a round of golf on one of Scotland’s golf courses
  • Visit the beautiful university town and birthplace of golf, St Andrews
  • Go on a walking holiday in Scotland
  • Spend a day salmon fishing
  • Visit one of the many castles and monuments in Scotland
  • Go on a Highland Safari
  • Visit the magnificent capital city of Scotland, Edinburgh
  • Visit Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument