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Sutherland

The far northerly reaches of the Highlands fan out in raw and rugged coastal beauty.
“Vastness, an abundance of sky, magnificent munros and swirling sea mists characterise Scotland’s least explored region.”

Welcome to Scotland’s final frontier, where craggy cliffs and the crashing waves of the North Sea and Atlantic Ocean meet dramatic, mist-shrouded peaks. Nature reigns in our conservation-driven landscapes, from high-wheeling golden eagles and red deer hidden in ancient pine forest, to the sweep of the northern seas, where dolphins, seals and whales thrive.  A wild, visceral and isolated landscape, where Vikings once roamed and Gaelic culture flourishes, Sutherland pulls you in and never lets go.

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Between the dramatic peaks of world-famous munros and the crashing waves of the northern seas, find a place to lay your head in comfort and style including cottages and bothies for self-catered stays, exclusive-use Lodges  and our hotels, all located in the remote wilds of Sutherland. Come in from the wild and experience a warm Highland welcome.

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Hope

Sleeps 20 Exclusive-Use Hotel Sutherland
Set within the vast, coastal landscapes of Sutherland, find Hope. Once a historic hunting lodge, Hope has been recreated as an immersive, exclusive-use retreat, hotel and collection of cottages.
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Lundies House

Sleeps 12 Hotel Sutherland
Lundies House is a small hotel in Tongue, on the North Coast of the Scottish Highlands in Sutherland. Outstanding design meets a relaxed vibe and locally sourced food to make for an extraordinary place to stay in Scotland.
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Kyle House

Sleeps 2 Self-Catering Sutherland
Kyle House is a self-catering retreat for two, set amidst the towering mountains and expansive Flow Country of North Sutherland. Its design seamlessly merges careful restoration with modern minimalism to create a peaceful haven in nature.
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Kinloch Lodge

Sleeps 12 Exclusive-Use Sutherland
An exclusive hire lodge in the wilds of Sutherland, Scotland. Explore all that the wild lands of Kinloch have to offer, then come home to a cosy, restful lodge surrounded by private woodlands, which sleeps up to 12.
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Keeper’s Cottage

Sleeps 6 Self-Catering Sutherland
Keepers Cottage offers a private stay on the shores of Loch Hope for up to six guests. The Cottage interiors are lined in antique Scots pine, with three bedrooms, each with private bathroom, a boot room with cloakroom, washing machine and dryer.
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Ferrymans Cottage

Sleeps 4 Self-Catering Sutherland
Ferrymans Cottage offers a private stay on the shores of Loch Hope for up to fourguests. The Cottage interiors are lined in antique Scots pine, and offer two cosy bedrooms, two bathrooms and plenty of outdoor space to enjoy views of the Loch towards the hills beyond.
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Lundies Bothan

Sleeps 4 Self-Catering Sutherland
The Bothan is located on Scotland’s north coast in the courtyard of Lundies House. It is a self-catering cottage for up to four people in one double room and one twin room.
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Experiencing Sutherland

Things to Do

Cinematic drama unfolds in Sutherland as you follow the North Coast 500, a sweeping road trip adventure that delivers epic views at every bend. A land of staggering, untamed beauty along a vast tapestry of peatlands, lochs, straths and moors, discover grand turreted castles like noble Dunrobin Castle set against the crumpled fold of mountains and some of the UK’s finest white-sand beaches.

Our Regions

Discover castles, cottages, bothies and lodges waiting to welcome you.

Cairngorms

Discover the hidden depths and wide open spaces of the Cairngorms National Park where the forests, mountains and lochs beckon you in, inviting you to explore further.
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Loch Ness

Stand on the shores of this vast yet intimate freshwater loch and feel a humbling sense of awe. Encircled by intrigue, Loch Ness’ peaty depths and surrounding landscapes are as captivating as its folklore.
Loch Ness

Sutherland

Stay on the Highland’s far north coast and be surrounded by forests, rivers, lochs and mountains. A wild place that calls out to be experienced, plunge into cold waters, fish rivers and roam mountain landscapes.

Notes from the Wild

At WildLand, one of our great joys is sharing the arresting beauty and vibrancy of the  Scottish Highlands with you. Browse our observations from the wild.

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10 04 26

Hope Lodge: A new way to experience the Highlands

Connect Experience Regeneration
Opening in May 2026, Hope is the latest chapter in our long-term vision to restore and protect Scotland’s most precious places.
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06 03 26

A Highland family gathering through the wilds of Scotland

Experience Family
Experience a WildLand family itinerary in the Scottish Highlands, designed for multigenerational travel with private lodges, outdoor adventure, shared meals and time to reconnect in nature.
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20 01 26

My Heart’s in the Highlands – Robert Burns in the north

Experience Regeneration
After 13 years of writing poems for his own amusement in commonplace books, in letters to friends or for delivery in pubs to riotous groups, Burns had finally got enough support to bring out a little published collection of his work; the Kilmarnock Edition as it is now known.
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13 01 26

Explore regeneration first-hand at WildLand

Experience Regeneration
Regeneration at WildLand is not something that exists behind the scenes. It is woven into the fabric of being here from staying in beautifully restored homes to spending time in the wild landscapes. Our guests are not passive observers – they become part of the story.
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06 01 26

Thriving biodiversity unfurls across WildLand’s estates

Experience Regeneration
Across the Highlands, WildLand works with nature over the long term, creating conditions in which landscapes can recover, reconnect and thrive, exactly how nature intended. Regeneration at WildLand is as much about restraint as it is about action.
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06 10 25

New: Where eagles fly

Experience Regeneration
The golden eagle stands as a potent symbol of Scotland’s majestic wild places. They are large, powerful raptors who play an important role in the delicate balance of natural habitats in the Highlands.
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