t: 01463 761301 | 07738 076711
Nestled between the magnificent Glen Affric and Glen Strathfarrar, Eagle Brae is set among the grandeur of some of the wildest glens, highest mountains and largest lochs of our northern Scottish Highland location. 13 miles west of Beauly around 20 miles west of Inverness, and about 30 miles from Inverness Airport. Frequent trains travel to Inverness from both Glasgow and Edinburgh as well as from London, including the Caledonian Sleeper service from Euston.
Struy,
Beauly,
Inverness-shire
IV4 7LE
t: 01463 761301 / 07738 076711
e: info@eaglebrae.co.uk
Domestic airlines run regular flights to Inverness. Currently, the following airlines fly to Inverness from the following destinations:
British Airways
London Heathrow
EasyJet
London Gatwick
London Luton
Bristol
Logan Air
Manchester
Dublin
East Midlands
KLM
Amsterdam
Eagle Brae offer guests preferential rates for car hire via Focus Vehicle Rental (tel 01463 709517). Other car rental options are available in Inverness. Enterprise on Seafield Road also offer a collection and drop off service, to and from the train station or airport.
See below for our driving directions and satellite navigation post code.
You can approach from the south via Inverness or from the west via Drumnadrochit and Cannich. We have a fairly steep driveway up to the cabins so we have designed a winter parking area at the bottom should any spells of significant snowfall prevent guests from accessing the site using their own vehicle. In such an event, an Eagle Brae all-terrain vehicle will take you and your baggage up to your log home.
For SatNav users our post code is IV4 7LE.
The nearest rail station is Beauly. Frequent trains travel to Inverness from both Glasgow and Edinburgh as well as from London, including the Caledonian Sleeper service from Euston. Regular trains run from Inverness to Beauly. In Scotland there is one main rail operator; Scotrail.
The area lends itself to off road and touring cycling with quiet single track roads and miles of estate and forestry tracks. Trains to Inverness and Beauly can carry bikes but booking is essential.
Bus transport to Eagle Brae is very limited. However there is a good bus network from Inverness that provides frequent and comfortable travel north, south east and west. The main bus provider in the highlands is Stagecoach, with the 28 and 28A serving Beauly. A local company Ross’s Minibuses provides a limited service to Struy (route No. 308) – 2 miles from Eagle Brae.
Eagle Brae is 45 minute’s drive north west of the city of Inverness, between the spectacular Glens Affric and Strathfarrar. Several nearby munros offer the perfect challenge for energetic Eagle Brae adventurers. Three major lochs feed into the Rivers Farrar and Glass, providing excellent salmon fishing on Eagle Brae’s own private beats. And the nearby indigenous pinewood forest of Strathfarrar and the regenerating wildflower grasslands in Strathglass are the perfect places to wander in peaceful tranquillity.
Easy to get to, yet hidden away in the wilderness, Eagle Brae is just 23 miles from Inverness train station and 30 miles from Inverness Airport. For most of our guests, once they arrive they never want to leave this stunning Highland location. And with our home-cooked meals and online concierge services, they never have to. But for guests who do want to venture out and explore the surrounding Scottish Highlands location, our closest village is nearby Beauly (just 13 miles away), where there is a railway station, a number of shops, eateries and other amenities.
If you need some help making travel arrangements, or would like some travel recommendations, simply speak to our wonderful hosts, Mike and Pawana. They are always more than happy to help.
