Embo Holiday Stay Accommodation and Property Rentals To Book Direct With Owners
Discover Embo Holiday Accommodation Guide with stay4you.com for independent bookings direct with owners. Embo is a village in the Highland region of Scotland. It is located close to the Dornoch Firth and the Moray Firth, and it has stunning golden sandy beaches that stretch for miles in both directions, north to Loch Fleet and south to Dornoch Point. Embo is located to the north of Inverness, the capital of the Highlands, which has all the trappings of a city and provides major travel links to the United Kingdom and further afield.
Embo is Inverness is 46.2 miles by car about an hours drive, This is a village on the outer Dornoch Firth it has become a popular holiday destination with a large caravan park and excellent facilities for water sport's.
Embo was a battle site against Danish invaders at the Battle of Embo in the mid thirteenth-century. Sir Richard de Moravia died in this battle, today the much-defaced tomb of Richard de Moravia lies in Dornoch Cathedral. Sir Richard is believed to have been a brother of the founder of the cathedral, Gilbert de Moravia. On 16 July 1988, Embo declared itself independent from the rest of the United Kingdom for one day, this was done to raise funds to convert the unused primary school in the village into a community centre. The village issued its own currency, called the Cuddie the rate of exchange is 2 cuddies to the pound.
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Cuddies were accepted in the local pub the Grannies Heilan' Hame, in exchange for a measure of Clynelish Malt Whisky, The owners of the distillery in nearby Brora sponsored the bid for independence by issuing a commemorative label on 50 cases of Clynelish Malt Whisky "The Spirit of Free Embo" There are many places of historical interest and the well-known championship golfing centre at Dornoch.
There are good path's along the shore, with walk's along the sandy beach the broad beach stretches north from the village of Embo to the mouth of the River Fleet, behind the beach there is a network of paths through the high sand dunes, a good place to see the spectacular burnet rose, local wildlife and take in the fantastic views, There is free parking overlooking the beach at the north east corner of the village and facilities that include toilets and a shops nearby.
You can rent a vacation home that is in the nearby community of Embo, which is around five kilometres (three miles) away from the Royal Burgh of Dornoch.
In the neighbourhood of the Dornoch Firth, you can find expansive beaches with golden sand stretches, as well as an excellent site to view the stunning burnet rose.
The Dornoch Firth is the most northerly of the four inner firths that are contained inside the Moray Firth. It is characterised by its expansive sandy beaches and extensive bays that lead inland.
Find beaches that dominate the enormous bays at the mouth of the Firth. These beaches support large amounts of intertidal flats, heaths, sand dunes, saltmarsh, and a rocky shore, all of which are perfect for viewing animals; just make sure to carry your camera with you.
Reserve a room in a spacious vacation rental that has an open floor plan and is equipped with a living room, a dining room, a room with a wood-burning stove, a door that leads out to the garden, and a gated road in front.
This is a wonderful vacation spot for the whole family; on the ground, you can see land that is frequented by deer, and in the air, you can see birds of prey such as buzzards and osprey that fly over the surrounding area; it is an ideal stopping off point for those who are travelling the North Coast 500 route.
You will find a network of paths that will lead you into the sand dunes, where you will be able to observe the local species and take in the breathtaking scenery.
The free parking lot is located in the north-eastern quadrant of the hamlet, with a view of the beach.
The most northerly of Scotland's great houses and the largest in the Northern Highlands with 189 rooms, Dunrobin Castle, dates back to 1300 and is located a few miles inland from the coast. The Castle is one of Britain's oldest continuously inhabited houses and served as the residence of the Earls and, later, the Dukes of Sutherland.
You may walk to the Loch Fleet National Nature Reserve from Embo, where you might catch a glimpse of ospreys, otters, and other animals. If you go to Loch Fleet, you might also catch a glimpse of dolphins and occasionally whales as they pass by.
Make a reservation at a guest house or bed and breakfast that is located a short distance from the sandy shores of Bluewater Beach.
Find a wonderful place to stay, whether you're travelling as a couple or with a group of friends looking to unwind by the water.
You can choose to stay in a self-catering chalet, which is great for couples, or a guest house that is comfortably furnished and perfect for families.
The largest apartment with a private balcony that overlooks the ocean and a kitchen that is fully equipped to meet all of your needs when you choose to prepare your own meals.
This region is a mecca for people who enjoy participating in water sports because it is home to numerous beaches where visitors may participate in a wide variety of aquatic pursuits, including boating, jet skiing, surfing, and swimming.
Guests can also enjoy activities such as putt-putt, horseback riding, and hiking while they are in town. While they are in town, they can explore the many eateries and sample some delectable dishes.
Returning to the convenience of your vacation accommodation for a night of peaceful sleep will allow you to get ready for the following exciting day of exploration.
This area is home to a plethora of excellent golfing opportunities, including both traditional and links-style courses, one of which being the illustrious Royal Dornoch Golf Club.
Make a reservation at the Dornoch Castle Hotel, which is located directly across the street from the former Palace of the Bishops of Caithness.
Next door to the Castle is a building known as "The Jail," which served as a jail for more than a century but has since been converted into a shopping experience that features high-end apparel as well as other one-of-a-kind businesses and gift shops.
Pay a visit to the Carnegie Court House, which features a Cafeteria, Delicatessen, and Information Center.
You'll love your stay in this quaint cottage-style house, which has three bedrooms and is located in the peaceful village of Embo, just a short drive from the centre of Dornoch.
Make reservations at a local caravan park with your family or a large group of friends. The adjacent town of Tain features a variety of stores, motels, and restaurants that are affordable on a budget of any size.
