Tigh na Fraoch is gaelic for 'House of the Heather' and is pronounced 'tie na fru-och'. All our rooms are named after varieties of heather - 'Carolyn', 'Mauvelyn' and 'Reini'.
View from the garden in Winter
WELCOME We look forward to welcoming you to share our beautiful home in the Cairngorms National Park. This is an excellent base from which to enjoy the many leisure activities available in the delightful area in which we live; from the spectacular scenery to the cultural heritage. Walkers, bird watchers and photographers are particularly welcome, especially as we are both members of the RSPB (Royal Society for Protection of Birds) and the RPS (Royal Photographic Society).
Loch Garten
RSPB The RSPB Abernethy reserve, extending to some 50 square miles is a short forest walk away, with the world famous Osprey Centre just down the road. You can watch the antics of the Ospreys or if you're really keen make a very early start to join in the Cappercaille Watch in May.
RPS
David is an Associate of the RPS and Jenny is a Licentiate of the RPS.
Both are keen amateur photographers, mainly interested in landscape and wildlife photography.
Comments from our Visitors Book ...
"Best B&B along the Speyside Way. We enjoyed our stay!!!"
C&S - Cologne / Bonn
''I have never stayed in a more comfortable & welcoming B&B - Thank you so much"
KB - Buckinghamshire
"Brilliant week, lovely weather, great birds and a really welcoming place to stay!"
HC - Peterborough
"Thank you very much! A port in a storm and we leave with dry boots."
MB & CT - Edinburgh
"Wonderful people, wonderful house, magnificent breakfast."
M & PK - Holland
"Wonderful home with very pleasant and welcoming hosts. One of the best B&Bs in Scotland"
C&AL - Kilmarnock
"We had a lovely time! Great, huge, comfy bed and quality black pudding! Thanks for your hospitality."
R&L McN - North Lanarkshire "Fantastic accommodation and food - 7 days not long enough. Also provides great weather ! Thank you" G&M Birmingham
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