Marina View

Self Catering Holidays

  
Nairn Harbour
  

Marina View is quality self catering holiday accommodation nestling on the edge of Nairn harbour. This location is ideal for families and is close to the beach and overlooking the harbour. Ideally situated, it is only minutes walk from the town which boasts a family centre with its growing cafe culture, beautiful scenary, indoor swimming pool and nightly entertainment close to hand. Golf, fishing, shooting, windsurfing, walking, riding and dolphin spotting are some of the activities that can be enjoyed in the area.

  
River Nairn
         

Accommodation

Lounge  Lounge   Kitchen   Bedroom 1     Bedroom 1       

Piers    Moray Firth Dolphins    West Beach   View from front window     

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The accommodation comprises of a comfortable lounge with colour satellite TV, DVD and Hifi, along with a kitchen/dinette equipped with cooker, fridge, washer and microwave oven. There are 2 bedrooms, (a double and a twin) and a bathroom with shower. It comfortably sleeps 4 with an additional fold down bed which is available for that extra guest. Full central heating and double glazing throughout. Private parking is available and;
 Small dogs are welcome.

Please, No Smoking!

     

Nairn is a small coastal town that boasts two Championship Golf Courses, one of which hosted the 1999 Walker Cup. It is ideally situated for both summer and winter holidays with wide sandy beaches and pleasant riverside walks. The waters of the Moray Firth are home to one of only two dolphin colonies in the UK. These fascinating and playful creatures regularly visit Nairn and can be seen from several vantage points on the shore. A definite 'Must See' for all the family, but remember to be patient, these are wild, not performing Dolphins.

  
  There is plenty of scope for sport in Nairn. As well as golf, there are a huge selection of activities especially for families. There is a sports centre, a swimming pool, a riding centre, watersports, cricket, bowls and much more. The promenade along the seafront provides a pleasant walk with information boards that point out places of interest along the way. To find out more about Nairn's fishing history you could join the guided walks. The burgh history of Nairn is simply displayed on attractive plaques around the main town.
   
Nairn East Beach   Nairn is steeped in history and is closely linked with the Battle of Culloden, the final land battle on mainland Britain. Just 12 miles away, Culloden is where the Jacobite Rebellion of 1745 ended when Bonnie Prince Charlie's Highland army was routed by the Hanoverians.

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No Price Rise for 2010.
Season
Cost per Week/day
Dates
Low

£275

£60 a night
2 Jan - 28 May
4 Sep - 17 Dec
Mid

£350

£70 a night
29 May - 25 June
High

£425
26 June - 3 Sep
18 Dec - 7 Jan 11

Daily rate:- minimum stay 3 nights

Part weeks are not available in July and August.

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Map of Scotland    
Roads into Nairn

Bookings generally accepted from Saturday to Saturday. Although mid and part week bookings are accepted in low season. Prices are inclusive of electricity.


Towels are not included, however, we do supply bedding.

Special rates for long term winter lets can be negotiated.

Enquiries & bookings to:
Gary & Jenny Stokel.
48 River Park,
Nairn,
Highlands of Scotland.
IV12 5SR.
Tel: +44(0)1667 454464.
or +44(0)5602 173475

Mobile +44(0)7926 984293.

E-mail: garystokel@hotmail.com

Book early to avoid disappointment.

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Last Updated 5 Nov 2009  
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