Secure garage and shed to park bikes overnight.

5 rooms all en-suite or with private bathroom sleeping a maximum of 14 sharing rooms. TV, hairdryer, hospitality tray with tea, coffee, biscuits and sweets. Laundry facilities to dry wet weather gear, or wash clothes.

Guest’s lounge to relax in after a days riding, have a beer and dissect the day’s adventure, pay phone, books, TV and DVD library available.

3 course evening meals – all home made food by our resident Italian chef. Fixed price for dinner for 2007 £17.50 includes bread & butter, olive oil and balsamic vinegar, and from our own private source, Lundie Spring water.

Licensed to sell alcohol as well as soft drinks and refreshments.

Standard rate per person per night £30 includes full Scottish breakfast. Parking free.

Self catering caravan:

Sleeps 4 to 6 in 2 double rooms and sofa bed in the lounge. Full kitchen / diner with fridge, cooker, kettle and toaster. All crockery, cutlery, bedding and towels provided. Minimum booking of 3 nights. £350 per week.

Self catering chalet:

Sleeps 6 in 1 double, 1 twin and 1 bunk bed room. Lounge with 3 piece suite, TV and music centre. Kitchen / diner with fridge, cooker, microwave, kettle and toaster. All crockery, cutlery, bedding and towels provided. Minimum booking of 3 nights. £450 per week.

Special offer:

5 nights, 10 people, half board - £2000 (drinks not included). Contact us for additional people costs.

Tour the castles of the Highlands. Ride on little used roads ranging from the main arteries of the A9, A96 and A82, to the B class roads and even those that are too small for a classification!

Some Suggested Clover Leaf Routes with a Castle theme:

North up one side of Loch Ness, up to the Moray Firth. On the way North stop in at Castle Urquart, then continue up through Inverness to Cawdor Castle, made famous by Shakespeare’s play MacBeth, then onto Brodie Castle on the A96. Homeward bound come South on the “forgotten” East side of the loch. Narrow roads with isolated lochs and challenging bends, but watch out for stray sheep, deer and the odd wild haggis.

Go West to the Isle of Skye on some of the most stunning roads and stop to take in the amazing scenery. Stop at Castle Eilein Donan, used in films such as Highlander and James Bond’s MI6 Scottish HQ. Continue to Plockton, the scene of the police drama series Hamish MacBeth starring Robert Carlyle. Or take the road bridge to Skye and go to the North of the island to visit the seat of the MacLeod clan, Dunvegan Castle.

For a good trip East, travel South on the A82 to Spean Bridge then head East and pick up the A9 to go North. Ruthven barracks lies along this route, a barracks to garrison government troops to quell the rebellious Highlanders. It is said we are still “revolting”!

For the South bound part of the clover leaf, ride down the A82 again and this tine stop at the Commando Memorial just before Spean Bridge and pay tribute to the commandoes who gave their lives in numerous conflicts. Then continue South to Fort William. The original fort is no longer in existence but the Ben Nevis distillery is worth a visit. Ride down to Oban and then on the return leg come up through Glencoe.

Other routes can include themes such as:

· Whisky Distilleries
· Salmon rivers

If you need some assistance and local knowledge for planning a tour just call.

Colin and Daniela Gordon
Lundie View Lodge
Aberchalder
PH35 4HN
+44(0)1809 501428

info@lundieviewlodge.co.uk

For more details please visit our website:www.lundieviewlodge.co.uk