Tag: Log cabins Scotland

Scottish log cabins prove the perfect retreat after a hard days fishing on Loch Awe.

Find out how the wide range of fish makes Loch Awe perfect for both novices and serious anglers alike. Waterside Breaks offers many holiday lodges at this location which provide the ideal retreat after a hard day’s fishing.

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Scottish holiday by the water – Cottages and Lodges

Choosing where to holiday in Scotland is not easy as there is so much to chose from with Waterside Breaks. This article looks at the variety of lodges and cottages by water from the north of Scotland towards Fort William, down to Loch Tay and the Central Highlands, to Oban on the west coast and further south towards Loch Lomond.

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Scottish holiday lodges – perfect for a Mother’s Day break!

One way to make your mum feel really special this Mothers’ Day is by booking her a break on a long weekend with Waterside Breaks. In this article, we recommend holiday lodges set in the Scottish highlands offering a scenic and tranquil waterside environment allowing you and your mum to get away from it all.

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Log Cabins in Scotland and Norfolk Broads Holidays in Spring

Log cabins in Scotland and Norfolk Broads are increasingly popular for Spring Breaks. If you fancy getting away from it all on your own Waterside Break, here you can read about log cabins and cottages set in breath-taking Scottish countryside as well as lovely riverside cottages in the Norfolk Broads, an area renowned for its varied wildlife and excellent fishing.

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Waterside Breaks Sponsors the Scottish Nature Photography Awards 2011

Waterside Breaks (specialists in self-catering holiday properties by water) are proud to sponsor the 2011 Scottish Nature Photography Awards, which aims to encourage and promote emerging talent. The competition has two categories: “Student Scottish Nature Photographer of the Year” which is open to full-time or part-time students studying a Photography element as part of their further or higher education course, and “Junior Scottish Nature Photographer of the Year” which is open to under-18s.

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