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Luxury Log Cabins in the Southern Highlands with Private Hot Tubs

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The most popular hot tub holidays in the Southern Highlands.

Not much beats renting lodges with hot tubs in the Southern Highlands for the ultimate Scottish experience. The area is a brilliant concoction of breath-taking scenery, history, outdoor pursuits, culinary delights and friendly locals. What’s not to love?

Add to that superb self-catering accommodation with soothing outdoor hot tub to relax in under the stars and you have all the ingredients for an unforgettable short break.

Southern Highland Hot Tub Breaks

Check out the best lodges in the Southern Highlands with hot tubs; be it for a couple, family or group of friends, you are guaranteed to find "the one" and pack your suitcases because a hot tub break in the Southern Highlands really does restore the soul!

  • Blairgowrie Holiday Park

    Region: Blairgowrie, Perthshire , Southern Highlands

    Based on 1 review.

    Bedrooms: 2

    Duration: 3 -28 days nights

    Sleeps: 4

    Pets: 2

      Amenties:

    • Outdoor hot tub,
    • Daily maid service,
    • Local food pack,
    • Rural,
    • Fully fitted kitchen,
    • Central heating,
    • Complimentary toiletries,
    • Pet-friendly,
    • Children’s play areas,
    • Ski hire (charges apply),
    • Shop 100 yards,
    • Fishing
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  • Ardgartan Argyll Lodges

    Region: Arrochar

    Based on 1 review.

    Bedrooms: 1

    Duration: 3 -28 days nights

    Sleeps: 2

    Pets: 4

      Amenties:

    • Travel cot/highchair ,
    • Decking & garden furniture,
    • Bike Hire,
    • Fishing,
    • Coffee lounge and shop,
    • Segway Safari,
    • Archery,
    • Laundrette,
    • Private outdoor hot tub,
    • Children’s play area,
    • Canoeing,
    • Pet Friendly
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  • Beech Hedge

    Region: Cargill

    Based on 1 review.

    Bedrooms: 1

    Duration: 3 -28 days nights

    Sleeps: 2

    Pets: 1

      Amenties:

    • Outdoor hot tub,
    • TV/DVD,
    • Fishing nearby,
    • Wi-Fi,
    • Kitchen with a microwave,
    • Beds made upon arrival,
    • Cot/highchair available,
    • No smoking,
    • Shower,
    • Gas and electricity inclusive,
    • Pets friendly,
    • Laundrette
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  • Loch Awe Holiday Park

    Region: Bridge of Awe, Taynuilt

    Based on 1 review.

    Bedrooms: 2

    Duration: 3 -28 days nights

    Sleeps: 4

    Pets: 1

      Amenties:

    • Hot tub ,
    • Tranquil Location,
    • Small Games Room,
    • Local Restaurant,
    • 12 Miles from Oban,
    • Fishing and Cycling,
    • Explore the Outdoor,
    • Children’s Play Area,
    • BBQ Areas,
    • Pet Friendly
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  • Hunters Quay

    Region: Argyll

    Based on 1 review.

    Bedrooms: 2

    Duration: 3 -28 days nights

    Sleeps: 4

    Pets: 2

      Amenties:

    • Check Prices & Availability,
    • Nearby golf courses,
    • Children’s play area,
    • Gym classes,
    • Fish & chip shop,
    • Mini market/off licence,
    • Hot tub,
    • Spa/steam room/sauna,
    • Games room,
    • Body zorbing,
    • 2 indoor heated pools,
    • Hunters bar and grill,
    • Horse riding
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Prefer a holiday cottage?

  • Netherraw

    Newcastleton / Sleeps  6

    • hot tub
    • pet friendly
    • garden
    • parking

    A luxury cottage near Newcastleton in a rural location with vast countryside surroundings for you to enjoy.

    Enquire for price

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  • The Loft

    Annan Ayrshire / Sleeps  4

    • hot tub
    • pet friendly
    • wi-fi
    • parking

    Just 3 miles from Annan, this terrific holiday cottage is best suited for a family wanting to enjoy all of Scotland.

    Enquire for price

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  • Wagtail Cottage

    Southerness / Sleeps  4

    • hot tub
    • pet friendly
    • garden
    • parking

    A seaside property with easy access to the large open beaches where you can enjoy long strolls with your pets.

    Enquire for price

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Hot Tub Features

We have hand-picked the finest log cabins, cottages and lodges, whether its an idyllic woodland retreat or large mountain lodge, the choice is yours.

Highchairs and cots are available for those travelling with little ones, all are double-glazed and heated throughout making them enjoyable at any time of year and if you have a dog why not choose one of the pet-friendly hot tub lodges in the Southern Highlands.

Ensuring a hassle-free break, the properties offer the perfect combination of rustic charm with modern conveniences. Cook delicious family meals in the contemporary kitchen, curl up and watch a movie, read a book or enjoy quality time together as a family.

The icing on the cake, however, is the decadent outdoor hot tub ideal to kick back and relax whenever you want.

Definitely check out our Lodges in Inverness and Perthshire for some truly stunning properties.

About Southern Highlands Holidays

The Southern Highlands are a popular year-round destination, and boasts many treasures; glistening lochs, clear skies, amazing wildlife, superb food and a warm welcome.

Island-hopping is a popular pastime here discover the stunning scenery of Arran, explore Tiree's long stretches of golden sands, and the majestic mountains of Jura,

Check out Oban’s thriving culinary scene, watch minke whales feeding on the mackerel off the coast of the isle of Mull or head inland and try one of the many activities on offer at Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park.

With so much crammed into this relatively small area, one visit will not be enough, and this spectacular region is guaranteed to hold a special place in your heart.

Activities and Must-see Sights in the Southern Highlands

Whatever your pleasure you will find it in the Southern Highlands and Western Isles; hundreds of miles of dramatic coastline, deserted beaches, historic sites, spectacular wildlife and a host of activities it is the ideal destination for lovers of the Great Outdoors.

Foodies will love the gastronomic delights at every turn and as like everywhere in this gorgeous country there are an abundance of excellent golf courses within driving distance, anglers will not be disappointed with their options either from deep sea fishing to salmon and pike fishing there is something for all ages and abilities.

The West Highland Way is a huge draw for walkers and while most visitors don’t attempt the 154 miles in its entirety there are some superb stretches in the Southern Highlands which are not too challenging.

We want you to enjoy your stay at your luxury cottage or cabin so have given you a head start with a list of popular attractions in the region.

1

Wildlife Spotting

There are numerous companies offering boat tours on the west coast and these are a real treat for wildlife lovers and photographers alike.

This area is brilliant for spotting dolphins, minke whales, basking sharks, seal colonies, June to August is the best time to see babies, porpoise, puffins, and the incredibly rare sea eagle along with a host of other seabirds. Consult our animals by season guide.

It isn’t just the sea which provides fantastic wildlife spotting opportunities either, feral Goats can often be spotted, Red Deer graze on heather covered hills and otters are often seen on the shoreline.

Add to this, the wild beauty of this spectacular landscape viewed from the Atlantic Ocean and you have all the ingredients for an amazing day out.

2

Hill House

A must for anyone who is interested in the work of world-renowned architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

Owned by the National Trust Hill House has been restored to look just as it did when it was built for publishing magnate Walter Blackie in 1904 Restored by the National Trust for to look almost exactly as it did in 1904,

Mackintosh and his wife Margaret Macdonald, an artist in her own right, created the building, furniture and textiles and it is widely regarded as a masterpiece of design and one of Mackintosh’s greatest achievements.

Outside the stunning gardens reflecting the delicate palette associated with Mackintosh are ideal for a leisurely stroll.

3

A Taste of the Southern Highlands

These days Scotland can hold its own amongst the finest eateries in Europe and nowhere is this more evident than on the west coast and Southern Highlands.

Whether you are wanting to book a Michelin starred restaurant to celebrate a special occasion such as the Isle of Eriska in Oban or feast on fresh seafood at the award-winning Café Fish in Mull you will be impressed with the choice and quality of local produce.

There are numerous cookery courses available in this area and of course, no visit is complete without a distillery tour and there is an excellent one on the Isle of Jura.

4

Mull Aquarium

This unique attraction is the only catch and release aquarium in the whole of Europe, this sustainable approach means creatures are only kept for 4 weeks before being returned to the sea.

Not only does this mean there is always something different to see but also minimises the impact on the environment.

There are over 60 species to discover here with touch tanks and interactive displays to enjoy. Learn about local history, the lighthouses, and wildlife before watching a short film in the cinema room.

Open daily from Easter to October Mull aquarium is a fun and fascinating family day out whatever the weather.

5

Iona Priory

Nestled on the tiny island of Iona is one of the most sacred sites in the UK. In fact, Christians have worshiped here since St Columba arrived in 563 AD.

The medieval Book of Kells is widely regarded to have originated here, written by Columba’s monks, along with many other religious works of art.

Take in the 4 iconic high crosses, admire the church’s architecture, explore the graveyard where ancient kings lay buried and walk the Street of the Dead to St Oran’s chapel.

Head to the Iona Abbey Museum which houses a superb collection of medieval crosses and carved stones thought to be the finest in Scotland.

6

Loch Lomond Bird of Prey Centre

Nestled on the shores of Loch Lomond and the only bird of prey centre in the country with all 5 native species of owl this unique attraction offers an educational and fun day out for all the family.

Home to over 30 birds, including Orla the Golden Eagle, Buzzards, Hawks, kestrels and Smudge the adorable small owl. A guided tour gives visitors the chance to learn about these amazing creatures.

The centre is a leader in bird conservation and offers a range of unique experiences such a Meet the Owls, a Hunting Day and Hawk Walk all of which help fund their work you can also sponsor a bird or buy a souvenir from the well-stocked gift shop.

7

Oban Distillery

Situated in the heart of the town Oban Distillery was founded in 1794 and is popular attraction for those staying at hot tub lodges on the west coast of Scotland.

Producing a distinctive flavoured single malt, the distillery is open all year round and offers an hour’s tour costing £10 where visitors can learn all about the whisky making process and some of the secrets that make Oban whisky unique.

A more in-depth 2-hour tour for whisky connoisseurs is also available and this includes access to the warehouse a tasting in the manager’s office and a lovely whisky related gift to take away with you.

What else is there to do?

Get some inspiration from our great range of guides and blog posts below:

Loch Insh in the Cairngorms National Park, Scotland is named in our guide as a great place to go ‘Cold water swimming in the UK’.

The Scottish Highlands are suggested as a great place to go walking or hiking in our guide How to have a guilt-free screen-free holiday.

The Last Word

The Southern Highlands are the ideal holiday destination for those looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of modern day living with magnificent scenery, incredible wildlife and the choice to either relax or join in the action.

There are some excellent restaurants serving the finest local produce, fantastic golf and tons of both land and water-based activities on the doorstep including mountain biking, sea kayaking, fishing and climbing.

At the end of each day, return to your Scottish holiday lodge and enjoy a long soak in the rejuvenating hot tub, the perfect antidote for tired feet and aching muscles.

Winter or Summer, the delights of the Southern Highlands await.