Holiday rentals and lettings in Aviemore

Aviemore is a fantastic holiday destination where you can be sure to find the ideal rental in the bustling heart of the village, near plenty of restaurants, shops and pubs, or out amongst the popular Cairngorms Park, a jaw dropping site of outstanding beauty. Accommodations range from cosy homes to luxury, rural and traditional properties. Start planning your stay and enjoy a wonderful time in Aviemore.

Enjoy all amenities including free WiFi to keep you connected at all times, wood burning stoves to warm you up on cold winter days and al fresco dining in the lovely gardens of private and secluded properties. After a long day out, enjoy a home-cooked meal in a fully-equipped kitchen and a relaxing bubble bath or a hot tub if you have chosen it as part of your search.

In the heart of the stunning Highlands of Scotland, you will find Aviemore. This is a fantastic holiday destination in the northwestern area of the Cairngorms National Park. Get mesmerised by the sparkling lochs, the impressive mountains and lush green woods and vegetation. Any time of the year is a perfect one to come and visit the village and the surroundings. There are a range of outdoor activities for every season, interesting sites and delicious food.

The Highlands of Scotland are well known for the beauty of its wide greenery and diverse wildlife, including eagles, ospreys or capercaillies. Where can you find these wonders of nature? From Aviemore, you will be close to Glenmore, Rothiemurchus Forest and of course, Cairngorms National Park. Plan your trip and organise fantastic days out with the family to explore the area and feel the breeze in one of the most beautiful landscapes in Scotland.

Looking for outdoor activities in Aviemore is an easy job. You have hit the jackpot with the Cairngorms National Park! With a wide range of all sorts of activities and sports to enjoy in the valley or on the mountain, you will never be short of action. Not far from the main towns, watersports are great fun. Practice fishing, sailing, kayaking or swimming. If you prefer to be on the land, walking or cycling along any of the trails through moors, woodlands and riverside will take you to stunning sites. For scenic backdrops on the tee, any of the 12 golf courses are for sure not to be missed. Find experiences for all levels and all kinds and enjoy the purest air while having great fun in the Highlands.

The stunning Cairngorms National Park is an area with a rich heritage and natural beauty and these two ingredients are also an important factor of the land products and local grown and reared food and meat. The wild influence of the landscape is appreciated through the flavours of the salmon and trout from fresh rivers and lakes, beef from the Highlands or venison from wild deer. Pair any recipe with bread from a 400 year old mill. The region is also known for its tasty whisky, gin and excellent beer. But to really celebrate the lovely food of the region is by following the Food and Drink trails. Each marked trail features several restaurants and eateries where you will enjoy Scottish delicacies, creating the most delicious memories for years to come.

Climbing to the top of Cairngorm Mountain or walking the trails around it is one of the greatest pleasures where you will be rewarded with phenomenal panoramic views at over 2000 feet. You can plan your visit on your own or join an experienced ranger on Thursdays for a guided walk and tips and stories of the area. In the winter, snowsports are a must and in the summer, there are plenty of free activities to enjoy for families and children. There is a mountain shop to supply your mountain adventures and a great cafe for a nice cuppa on the way up or down the mountain.

The Highlands is home to excellent produce and fantastic brees and liqueurs. Amongst the recommended breweries, Cairngorm is the one that keeps traditional recipes alive but also introduces new styles worth trying. The excellent crystal clear water from the mountains combined with barley and hops create a unique beer that granted this brewery its award. Take a sip and enjoy!

Safaris can be enjoyed not just in Africa, but in any place with rich wildlife. The variety of animals and birds in the Highlands is a great attraction as it is one of the best places in the UK to spot red squirrels, mountain hares, capercaillie, pine marten and wildcats and the rest of Britain’s 25% threatened species. The best way to see them is by going on a safari. Book your safari and enjoy a wild day in the great outdoors surrounded by nature, pure air and animals.

Are you looking for family activities during your holidays in Aviemore? Near Durness you have a great choice to choose from. Spend an awesome day at the Landmark Forest Adventure Park in Carrbridge, one of the best and biggest Dinosaur Experiences in Scotland. Visit the Highland Folk Museum in Newtonmore and step back into the 1700s to deepen into the local history. If you love animals, try to spot the ospreys at Loch Garten Nature Reserve in Abernethy or, for a pleasant and relaxed activity, get on a steamy journey on the Strathspey Railway to Boat of Garten.

If you like camping in the wild, Cairngorms National Park is waiting for you. What about spending a fabulous day and night out, in the middle of stunning nature and wildlife watching or just admiring the beauty of the mountain? Sounds appealing, right? By the loch or near the woods, wild camping for a day on unenclosed land will give you the real taste of adventure in Aviemore. Follow the Scottish Outdoor Access Code and make sure everybody else will be able to enjoy the great landscape of Scotland.

With an annual average price of £151.24, Aviemore is not a city that stands out for being the most expensive or the cheapest in the United Kingdom.

Those who want to be budget-friendly should travel to Aviemore in March, January, and February which are the months that offer the best prices, with average prices of £132.97, £133.8, and £137.57 per night, respectively, based on data collected in 2020.

In 2020, the month that offered the highest average prices in Aviemore was August, with an average price of £177.05 per night. This was followed by December, with an average of £162.62, and July, with £156.85.

If you decide to discover Aviemore, we suggest organising your holiday in advance because it is usually very high in demand, with an annual average occupation of 74% in the year 2020.

In 2019, the months with more free accommodation in Aviemore were December, November, and March with average availabilities of 54%, 46.25% and 42.25%, respectively.

The months with the lowest properties available in Aviemore are, in order, September, August and July, with respective average availability figures of 3.5%, 7.2%, and 14%, based on data collected in 2020.

In Aviemore we have an extensive catalogue of approximately 140 properties, with options for all tastes, thanks to our 7 local and international partners.