Yacht charter
Last updated on 28 January 2025
A charming little village in the middle of the Scottish Highlands, Laggan attracts visitors with the beauty of its landscapes. A stay in this Scottish village, considered a nature sanctuary, allows you to truly get back to nature. Enjoy discovering the real Scotland by spending pleasant moments in its peaceful countryside.
An ecological vacation around Laggan
The village of Laggan, surrounded by mountains and rivers, seems unreal in its splendor. It can be explored in a thousand ways. Opt for a yacht charter in Laggan to fully appreciate its exceptional landscapes. To do so, sail on the Logs near the village. On Loch Insh, you will have the opportunity to veer off on fun activities such as windsurfing. Fishing enthusiasts will also find something to their liking. Next to Loch Insh, cyclists will enjoy following the trails to the mountain. The more courageous can opt for climbing. 35 minutes from Laggan, you can enjoy the same activities at Log Morlich. There, you will also benefit from a lovely sandy beach where you can stroll and relax. If you are there in winter, you can go skiing in the Cairngorm National Park. In addition, Glenmore Forest Park, adjacent to Loch Morlich, offers good hiking opportunities. This will allow you to observe the rich flora and fauna of the Highlands. You will be amazed by the large furry and horned Highland cows, as well as by the reindeer and various birds. Enjoy it all in a dreamlike natural setting!
Sights to see in the village of Laggan
In addition to its splendid landscapes, Laggan is of some interest for its historical riches and traditions. First of all, pop into the Clan McPherson Museum in Newtonmore, which houses Jacobite relics and James McPherson's violin. You will learn about the history of this illustrious, powerful and important family in the region. Continue your discovery at Ruthven Barracks, a 13th-century fortress in Kingussie that brings the history of the Jacobite army to life. Add to that a trip to the Highland Folk Museum, where you can experience life in the Highlands as it once was.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 18 |
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| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess |
| Average price per week | $3,740 |
| Minimum weekly price | $2,389 |
| Maximum price per week | $5,120 |