An Cala Guest House, Grantown on spey

An Cala Guest House Grantown on Spey is a Grantown on Spey Guest House located on Woodlands Terrace set in half an acre of its own grounds at the start of the Town entering from Dunalain Bridge.The Guest house is graded as a 5 star Guest house by the Scottish tourist Board and it is non smoking property throughout.

An Cala Guest House Grantown on Spey bedrooms all have their own private en-suite shower, colour television, tea & coffee making facilities. Grantown on Spey is about 15 minutes drive from Aviemore and is also on the edge of the Speyside Whisky Trail Please contact the An Cala Guest House in Grantown on Spey from thier phone number above and they will get back to you regarding your requirements as soon as possible.

Grantown on Spey, the capital of Strathspey in the Highlands of Scotland, is a small town with a population of approximately 2,700. It is made up of a very interesting mixture of houses from large impressive Victorian stone mansions to quaint dwellings, laid out in a planning style individual to Grantown.

Walks whether in town or the stunning countryside are always rewarding. The surrounding forests with glorious views of the Spey and Spey walks are to be recommended. Grantown is an ideal base for mountaineering, hill walking, canoeing and mountain biking.

Grantown is a very good location for the Malt Whisky Trail; the nearby Strathspey Steam Railway - usually open from March to October; castles within driving distance include Ballindalloch, Brodie and Cawdor and Balmoral; or Dunrobin castle for a day trip up North; the barracks at Fort George with it's museum; visiting the RSPB reserves at Loch Garten and Insh Marshes - local bird varieties include osprey, capercaillie, crossbill, crested tit, ptarmigan, dotterel, heron.

Wildlife in the surrounding forests include red squirrel, roe deer and badgers with reindeer and red deer in the Cairngorms - if you stay over Christmas you can see reindeer draw Santa's sledge up the main street on 23rd Dec and they start immediately in front of our house, along with a traditional piped band.