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EATING OUT

Small Village. Excellent Options.

For a small coastal village, you will find plenty of dining options in Brora.

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- Sids Spice was named Scotland's no. 2 Curry house in 2019 and it continues to serve excellent cuisine. BYOB. Booking essential  www.sidsspice.com 


-The Sutherland Inn is our local pub and it serves good, reliable pub grub - their burgers are hard to go past and there is always a tasty special available.  A local real ale is always on tap and they have a good selection of whiskies & gins www.sutherlandinn.com 

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- The Royal Marine Hotel offers more formal dining in a beautiful traditional interior. They are renowned for using good ingredients and have a range of menus to suit different tastes

https://www.royalmarinebrora.com/gather


- Brora Golf Club has a casual restaurant serving bistro style food. Please see opening hours 

https://broragolfclub.co.uk/catering

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- Cocoa Skye Cafe is perfect for an afternoon coffee and cake or a luxury hot waffle. They also have a light lunch menu with some great salads. 

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- The Fish Fryer has recently opened, adding to Brora's takeaway options. Fish & chips, pizza

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- Declared the best ice cream in Scotland by our friends children, Capaldis of Brora is an iconic name in the Highlands with a rich history. Also serving tea, coffee, waffles. 

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- Red Dragon Chinese offers takeaway only 

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The nearby villages of Helmsdale and Golspie have a number of eating options also, particularly famous for their fish & chip restaurants. 

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Further afield there are a number of excellent local restaurants and cafes.

We love our food and have eaten in most places, so please let us know if you need a recommendation.

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PLACES TO VISIT

We hope you enjoy your visit to Clynelish Farm and the beautiful surrounding areas.
Please see below information to help you plan your journey.

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LANDSCAPES

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Beach. Mountains. River.

The small village of Brora has a lot to offer.

A mile of golden beach stretches north from the village next to the famous Brora golf course. 

Seals can often be spotted on the southern beach, whilst dolphins & porpoises are know to leap about the harbour. 

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Heading inland you will find Strath Brora & Loch Brora a peaceful and picturesque drive, with deer often grazing the hillsides. 

Brora River is known for its trout and salmon fishing. A sign posted walking path makes for a beautiful walk from beach to loch. 

In Golspie Loch Fleet NNR is great for bird watchers. 

And if you ask nicely, we're happy to reveal some of our favourite places that don't always make it into the guidebooks!

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NORTH COAST 500

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Make Highland Time

The North Coast 500 is a 500(ish) mile road route that has been likened to Scotland's 'Route 66' www.northcoast500.com

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This route comes past our front door and we make a great stop between John O'Groats & Inverness. 

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Popular with cyclists, bikers and driving enthusiasts it takes in the coastal road from Inverness, up to the North of Sutherland & Caithness and back down to Ross-Shire. 


We encourage people to "Make Highland Time". Enjoy the route at a slower pace and take a bit longer to see all the wonderful things our region has to offer.

TOP VISITOR ATTRACTIONS

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Castle. Brochs. Achaeology

Just 5 minutes drive away is the fairytale Dunrobin Castle. Seat of the Sutherland clan and one of the regions top attractions, with a falconry display twice daily. Not to be missed! www.dunrobincastle.co.uk

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Our region is littered with pre-historic and medievil archaeology. You can visit brochs, cairns, stone circles and castles dating back thousands of years www.thebrochproject.co.uk

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Our other favourite haunts include Whalligoe Steps, Timespan in Helmsdale, Berriedale Harbour, Shin Falls and Loch Fleet NNR.

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DRINK

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Whisky. Gin. Ale

At the bottom of our garden is Clynelish Distillery! Sadly we don't own it, but it's a great chance to enjoy a dram and walk the 100 mtrs back to your nights accommodation. 


The new visitor centre opened in 2021 and adds another dimension to the story of the distillery.

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Next door is the 200 year old Brora Distillery (closed in 1983) reopened in 2021 after a significant upgrade. Tours are available. 

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In Dornoch you will find the Thomson Brothers distilling both quality gin and whisky.  Further afield are a number of craft brewers turning out fine pints of beer & ale. 

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LOOKING FOR SOME ACTION?

SUTHERLAND ADVENTURE COMPANY

SUP! Stand Up Paddle Board hire and tuition available. Run by local firends Rhionna and Scott, this new business offers visitors a unique opportunity to enjoy the sea, rivers and lochs.

http://www.sutherlandadventurecompany.com/

https://www.facebook.com/sutherlandadventurecompany

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LIQUID
FOOTPRINTS

A family run kayaking and outdoor adventure business 

www.liquidfootprints.com

https://www.facebook.com/LiquidFootprints

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BOAT TOURS

The North Highland coast is truly spectacular and what better way to explore the nooks and crannies of the sea cliffs, keeping an eye out for dolphins and orkas? 

Caithness - https://www.caithness-seacoast.co.uk/

Cromarty - https://www.ecoventures.co.uk/

Kylesku - http://kyleskuboattours.com/  

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