View from rear

No 6
The Moorings
Harbour Street
Nairn
Highlands of Scotland

The Moorings

Welcome.
The Moorings is a modern development of town houses with private, off the road parking at either end of the block. Only minutes walk from the harbour, beaches and town centre it overlooks the river at the rear and Nairn Dunbar Golf Course beyond. The tow path on the bank of the river runs directly behind the property. Close by is a family centre with indoor swimming pool and nightly entertainment. There are a variety of restaurants within walking distance. Click here for location map.

Facilities.
The accommodation is on 2 levels and consists of a comfortable open plan lounge which has a 21" colour digital TV with Freeview, a large kitchen/dinette equipped with fridge, washer/dryer and microwave oven, which overlooks the River Nairn, pictured above. Upstairs there are 2 bedrooms, a double and a twin, with 2'6" single beds, and a bathroom with shower between. The property has the benefit of full central heating throughout and comfortably sleeps 4 with a Z-bed available for that extra guest. Well behaved pets are welcome and for larger parties we may be able to arrange similar accommodation close by.

Nairn.
Nairn is a small market town embracing the old, Fishertown, where The Moorings is located and the new. It was a popular Victorian holiday resort with it's own mild, micro climate and reputed health giving waters. It boasts two Championship Golf Courses, one of which hosted the 1999 Walker Cup and will host the Curtis Cup in 2012. It is ideally situated for both summer and winter holidays with wide sandy beaches and pleasant riverside walks.The Cairgorm ski area is just 30 miles south and some of the most beautiful scenery in Scotland only 20 miles to the west, making Nairn an ideal centre for exploring the Highlands of Scotland at any time of the year. Enjoy the Whiskey Trail or visit ancient castles and battlefields all within easy reach from Nairn.

Inverness.
The busy city of Inverness is just 10 miles away at the head of  famous Loch Ness, on which cruise and self driveboats can be hired. Good monster hunting !!! Inverness itself has a wide range of entertainment including Eden Court Theatre, which stages first class promotions with national stars, the Aquadome which is fun for all the family, an ice rink and a popular, multi-lane 10 pin bowling alley.

Travel Options.
Car or bus. A9 to Inverness then A96 to Nairn. The A96 which is the main national and local bus route between Aberdeen and Inverness.
Fly.The nearest airport is Inverness Airport which is about 5 miles away, half way between Nairn and Inverness. Rapson's Jet Bus to Nairn every 30 minutes.
Rail.The nearest railway station is in the town itself a short taxi ride or 15 minute walk to The Moorings.

Season ...Cost per week ............ ......Dates

Low . ....£270.00 ........... ..........05 January - 17 May / 13 September - 20 December
Mid........£350.00 .......................17 May - 28 June / 30 August - 13 September
High.......£400.00 .......................28 June - 30 August / 20 December - 03 January 2009

Gas, electricity and linen included.

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