Campbell’s of Beauly is a true Highland institution, weaving over a century’s worth of tailoring heritage with a modern appreciation for quality and Scottish style. Established in 1858, this family-run shop – originally known as the Highland Tweed House – has outfitted generations in classic Scottish country attire. Today, it offers a curated selection of ready-to-wear garments and bespoke tailoring services, including plus-fours, kilts, and sport coats, crafted on-site by skilled artisans. The shop's walls are lined with exclusive fabrics, many sourced from local mills, with a royal warrant from King Charles III to top it all off.

There is luxury, and then there is Aldourie Castle Estate. Amidst 500 acres of gardens, meadows, and greenhouses, stands Aldourie Castle. With such a grand exterior, the rooms are remarkably less austere; instead, they are homely and comfortable. Our highlight is The Boathouse: carved in the shape of a boat's hull, watch the sunset over Loch Ness. It's magical. 

Crafting 100% organic beers from its own farm, this cult beerhouse offers a range of ales and lagers brewed without isinglass. Its quaintest overnight offering comes in the form of a handcrafted shepherd’s hut on the farm, providing a rustic retreat with views over organic fields.  

This Victorian lodge is one of those places that just draws you in – a grand old house with Loch Ness views, cosy corners clad in William Morris wallpaper, and a mile-long hike away from the Falls of Foyers (hence the name).