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Stunning property with contemporary finish Minutes from Dundee’s attractions Located in the heart of the countryside Ideal for larger family or groups Private garden with hot tub
Beach within 3 miles Close to St Andrew's golf course Woodland setting Peaceful escape Ideal for exploring Dundee
Log cabins Huge lodges Private hot tubs Close to Perth Superb views of Grampian Mountains
Luxury lodges Woodland setting Fishing on-site On banks of River Isla Explore Perthshire & Angus
A stunning new park to join us in 2023, located with views over the Firth of Forth and set close to the pretty village of Lundin Links, there are two world class golf courses, sandy beaches and historic towns to explore.
Sauchope Links Park is located in the East Neuk of Fife, the area is famous for its stunning fishing villages and cobbled streets along with sandy beaches which is the perfect for family holidays.
Scenic highland location Romantic breaks On site restaurant
Luxury holiday homes Great for exploring Aberdeenshire Children's play area Tranquil setting
Stunning Setting Indoor heated pool Activities close by Bar and restaurant Pool table
Just minutes from Dundee, this 4-bedroom hot tub house in Invergowrie is a spacious retreat for a Scottish break with a hot tub.
Set in the picturesque Scottish countryside, the house has lovely traditional interiors and gardens that look straight out of an old oil painting. It sleeps up to eight, so it suits a group of friends or a big family get-together, and the hot tub is the perfect way to relax after a day out.
Close to the house you can immerse yourself in the local culture. The nearby city of Dundee, known as the ‘City of Discovery’, is home to the V&A Museum, celebrating design and innovation. Nature enthusiasts will love hiking the Scottish Glens and visiting the Highlands for a glimpse of Scotland’s majestic wildlife and terrain.
The house is pet-friendly, so your furry friends can join in the adventure.
Located a mere 20-minute drive from Dundee, St Andrews Forest Lodges offers a luxurious woodland retreat near the home of golf.
An exceptional standard of accommodation set amidst the enchanting woodlands of Fife. The lodges are a stone’s throw away from the iconic ‘Old Course’ at St Andrews, making it a golfer’s paradise. Each lodge is thoughtfully appointed with modern amenities and private hot tubs, allowing for a relaxing soak under the stars.
The area around St Andrews Forest Lodges is rich in history and culture and the historic town of St Andrews offers an array of dining options, shops and beaches. For those seeking a cultural experience, the new V&A Museum in Dundee is a short drive away. The proximity to Leuchars train station also makes trips to Edinburgh a breeze.
Accommodations here cater to both families and couples, with lodges like the Lawrie Plus offering a contemporary space for up to four people. Each lodge is pet-friendly, welcoming two pets and features an open-plan living area that leads to an enclosed terrace with a hot tub, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration.
A rural Perthshire retreat within reach of Dundee, Beech Hedge Lodges offers a peaceful stay in traditional wood cabin lodges.
Beech Hedge Lodges has a stunning setting surrounded by picturesque countryside in the heart of rural Perthshire. The lodges have a secluded feel, but you’re only 10 miles from the city of Perth with all its attractions, shops and restaurants.
The surrounding area is a haven for those seeking tranquillity or adventure, with rolling countryside, glens, forests and waterfalls. The lodges sleep up to six, making them a good base for exploring Scotland’s best.
The lodges are pet-friendly, so you can bring your dog along for the stay.
Located around an hour’s drive from Dundee, Ruthven Falls presents an exclusive collection of luxury lodges with private hot tubs, set on the banks of the River Isla.
Ruthven Falls offers a selection of lodges with private hot tubs and stunning views of the Angus countryside. The development is a short drive from Blairgowrie and provides a peaceful escape with modern comforts and spacious living areas.
The local area is perfect for those who enjoy the great outdoors, with the River Isla offering stunning walks and the town of Blairgowrie offering a real glimpse into Scottish history. The lodges serve as an ideal base for exploring the countryside or simply relaxing in the hot tub while enjoying the uninterrupted views.
Ruthven Falls lodges, such as the Esk Lodge VIP, are designed with luxury in mind, featuring contemporary interiors, well-equipped kitchens and stylish bedrooms. Some lodges are pet-friendly, allowing you to bring along two pets, making it a great choice for a family or couples retreat in the heart of Scotland.
Welcome to Dundee, Scotland’s sunniest city and a gem tucked on the banks of the River Tay. Known for its rich maritime history and vibrant cultural scene, Dundee is a perfect destination for families and couples looking for a memorable hot tub break. With an array of activities ranging from historical sightseeing to contemporary art, Dundee caters to all tastes and interests.
Dundee’s transformation from an industrial hub to a city of discovery offers a plethora of things to see and do during your lodge break. The city’s compact size makes it ideal for exploring, with many key attractions within walking distance or a short drive from the city centre.
Whether you’re interested in exploring the historic ship RSS Discovery or enjoying panoramic views from The Law, Dundee’s extinct volcano, you’ll find plenty to see and do.
V&A Dundee
As the first design museum in Scotland and the only other V&A museum anywhere in the world outside London, V&A Dundee is a beacon of creativity. The striking architecture, inspired by Scotland’s cliffs, houses an impressive collection of design works. The museum offers free entry, with charges for some temporary exhibitions. It’s open daily and you can find more information on their official website.
Discovery Point
Step aboard the RSS Discovery, the ship that took Scott and Shackleton on their first expedition to Antarctica. This award-winning visitor attraction provides a hands-on experience with multimedia displays and artefacts. Open every day, ticket prices are around £9.25 for adults and £6 for children, with family tickets also available.
The McManus: Dundee’s Art Gallery & Museum
This Gothic Revival-style building is home to a fascinating collection of fine and decorative art, history and natural history. Entry to The McManus is free and it’s open seven days a week. It’s a cultural treasure trove that offers something for everyone.
Dundee Science Centre
Perfect for families, the Dundee Science Centre provides an interactive experience that makes learning fun. With a focus on the five senses, the centre encourages exploration and discovery. Admission fees are approximately £8.60 for adults and £6.60 for children, with family passes available.
The Dundee Law
For the best views of Dundee, head to The Law, an extinct volcano at the heart of the city. The climb is rewarded with a 360-degree panorama of the surrounding area. It’s free to visit and accessible at all times.
| Attraction | Price Estimate | Opening Times |
|---|---|---|
| V&A Dundee | Free (charges for some exhibitions) | Daily |
| Discovery Point | Adults £9.25, Children £6 | Daily |
| The McManus | Free | Daily |
| Dundee Science Centre | Adults £8.60, Children £6.60 | Daily |
| The Dundee Law | Free | Always open |
1. What is the best time of year to visit Dundee?
Dundee is known for its relatively sunny climate, making it a great year-round destination. However, the summer months of June to August offer the warmest weather and longer daylight hours, perfect for sightseeing.
2. Are there any outdoor activities for nature lovers?
Yes, besides The Law, you can visit Camperdown Wildlife Centre or take a stroll along the Riverside Nature Park. There are also several golf courses and the nearby Tentsmuir Forest and beach for outdoor enthusiasts.
3. Can you recommend any local delicacies?
Absolutely! Don’t leave without trying a ‘peh’ (a Dundee pie), Dundee cake, or some fresh seafood from the Tay estuary. There are plenty of cafes and restaurants showcasing local produce.
4. Is Dundee suitable for visitors with mobility issues?
Dundee is quite accessible, with many attractions offering facilities for those with mobility issues. However, it’s always best to check with individual venues in advance.
5. How can I get around Dundee?
Dundee is well-served by public transport, including buses and taxis. Many attractions are within walking distance in the city centre and there are also car rental options for more flexibility.
Whether you’re soaking in a hot tub or exploring the city’s rich tapestry of history and culture, Dundee offers an unforgettable experience for every visitor. Enjoy your stay in this dynamic Scottish city!
