"The most beautiful place in the world" was the conclusion of a recent guest at Ardverikie.  Easily recognisable from its starring role in the BBC drama, "Monarch of the Glen", visitors can experience the delights of the stunning landscape with lochs, woods and mountains, by booking a holiday in one of the five self-catering holiday houses on the estate. Find out what the estate has to offer first by clicking here. You can book some stalking on this, one of the oldest and most famous of Scotland's deer forests.

Guests are permitted to bring their horses where we have extensive tracks to ride on in breath taking countryside and an abundance of wildlife. A large grazing field and stables are provided for their use.

The Estate is also home to Highland Activities a modern multi activity and adventure centre offering a wide range of exciting activities for you to experience during your visit.

Ardverikie, built in the Scottish baronial style in 1870, is one of the finest private houses in the Scottish highlands. Sitting on a promontory overlooking King Fergus's Island with its ancient ruins, a three mile private drive winds past the largest inland beach in the country and round the loch. The house played host to Queen Victoria and Prince Albert for a whole month before she bought Balmoral.