Nestled amidst the majestic peaks of the Cairngorms National Park, Cairngorm Bothies has captured the attention of The Guardian newspaper in their recent "Best New Christmas and Winter Attractions in the UK" article.
This accolade shines a light on Cairngorm Bothies' unique offering: award-winning eco-friendly self-catering accommodation that blends comfort with sustainability, creating a truly special cosy winter escape.
The Guardian article highlights its “Dark Sky Star bathing Nights”. This outdoor event is part of those on offer in the Visit Aberdeenshire “Northern Nights” campaign. Cairngorm Bothies has collaborated with local Royal Deeside businesses Lost Loch Spirits and the recently opened Airedale Pub in Logie Coldstone to offer this newly launched winter evening of guided stargazing, spirit-tasting traditional stovies on selected Fridays 7 - 10pm until March. Read More Here.
When the night falls across the Cairngorm Bothies, a blanket of stars replaces the daylight, offering special opportunities for peaceful and uninterrupted stargazing against the silhouettes of the ancient Scots Pines.
The recognition by The Guardian spotlights Cairngorm Bothies for offering a new Dark Sky experience whilst upholding sustainable practices is a testament to their dedication to providing guests with a chance to reconnect with nature and experience the magic of winter in a truly unique and responsible way.
These cosy dog-friendly bothies nearby to Aboyne - “Scotland’s happiest village to live”, as recently reported by Aberdeen Live -offer a welcome respite from the hectic holiday season. Each bothy is equipped with a wood-burning stove – perfect for warming up after a day of exploring the winter landscapes of the area – and powered by renewable solar energy.
So, if you're searching for a unique and unforgettable winter escape that combines luxury with environmental responsibility, look no further than Cairngorm Bothies. Embrace the magic of winter in this award-winning haven, crafting memories that will last a lifetime.