Luxury Log Cabins in Dundee with Private Hot Tubs

Best known for being the childhood home of the late Queen Mother Glamis Castle is one of Scotland's most beautiful castles with magnificent architecture and lavish interiors.

Each room has a story to tell and the exhibition rooms give an insight in to the history of the castle. Expert guides regale you with curious facts, spooky stories and tell of royal visits.

Outside the formal gardens are impressive and there is a nature trail for the kids to explore before heading to the superb restaurant, coffee shop or well stocked "Pavillion" gift shop.

Anyone who loves the story of Peter Pan will enjoy a visit to this weaver's cottage IN Kirriemuir where the world-famous author was born in 1860 and spent his childhood with his seven siblings.

The upper rooms have been restored to how they would have been and include the cradle he slept in as a baby.

See the wash house which the young boy used as his first theatre and visit the adjacent property to view an exhibition dedicated to the writer then take a short walk to the nearby cemetery to see his final resting place.

This excellent attraction is only 3 miles from Dundee and offers a variety of things to do and see for all the family.

The wildlife centre located in the grounds of a 19th century mansion has animals such as bears, otters and lemurs, to name a few and offers a variety of exciting animal experiences.

While Camperdown Play Complex features equipment for all ages including; slides, climbing nets, trampolines, fair rides and a boating pond to keep the kids occupied.

There is also a Woodland Visitor centre, reservoir offering water sports, trails suitable for cycling, horse riding or a leisurely stroll, an ice rink and cinema complex.

No holiday is complete without a trip to the seaside and with 3 miles of golden sands Montrose is the perfect spot to enjoy a sunny day.

Enjoy the fresh sea air, while the kids build castles in the sand, fly a kite, have a kickabout or tuck into a picnic while drinking in the gorgeous sea views.

Alternatively take a walk along the promenade where they can let off steam at Seafront Splash a purpose-built adventure play area, splash in the paddling pool, have a game of pitch and putt or check out the amusement arcade located nearby.

Home to some of the oldest and finest courses in the world Angus is a golfer's dream destination and many our hot tub lodges in Angus will have an excellent course nearby.

Known as Carnoustie Country after the world-famous championship course, the area boasts over 30 golf courses from links on the blustery east coast to magnificent inland courses with breathtaking vistas in the Angus Glens.

Whether you are a serious low handicapper looking for a challenge or are just looking for a relaxing round and a tipple at the nineteenth hole you will not be disappointed.

This 18th century Georgian mansion surrounded by superb gardens and enchanting woodland exudes elegance and is well worth a visit.

A must see is the grand and opulent plasterwork in the saloon and the fine art collection, guided tours last around 1 hour 15 minutes and give a brilliant insight into life in the 18th century.

Outside spend time exploring the formal gardens and wildlife rich woodlands where sightings of roe deer, red squirrels and otters are commonplace and if you are visiting in autumn stroll down to the Montrose Basin Nature Reserve to see literally thousands of ducks and geese, a sight to behold.

The Angus Glens offer almost every outdoor activity you can imagine and are the perfect spot for adrenaline junkies and sports enthusiasts.

White water rafting on the river Tay, horse-riding, skiing, cliff-jumping, fishing, canoeing and mountain biking are just a few of the activities on offer.

Whatever your pleasure you are guaranteed to have a thrilling time amidst the stunning landscape of this region and after all that activity you can return to your luxury lodge and enjoy a long relaxing soak in your private Jacuzzi.

Running for 4 miles from the Victorian station at Brechin to the Bridge of Dun, a former station for royal trains this heritage railway is one of Angus's top attractions.

Boasting a full calendar of events including "A Day out with Thomas" "Steam Sundays" Murder Mysteries and evening trips along with a collection of locomotives and carriages at Brechin Station this a fun and interesting way to spend a day.