Photos

A selection of photographs of Dolphin View Cottage, the local area, and attractions.  All the photographs are taken by either myself or Mike.

Welcome sign as you enter the coastal village of Ardersier
The living room with dining area in the alcove
bedroom with double bed and plenty of space to properly unpack
The living room showing the log burning inset stove
Front view of Dolphin View Cottage
the back garden is fenced in with a high wooden fence and a gate of the same height
The kitchen at Dolphin View Cottage
The kitchen is well equipped
shower room with heated towel rail
Picnic bench on the Moray Firth in Ardersier
Ardersier bay with canoe and swimming dog
Ardersier sunrise from Ardersier common looking over the Moray Firth
Chanonry Point lighthouse from Fort George Ardersier
A planter and the Moray Firth at the entrance to Ardersier
Ardersier Common is a short walk from the cottage and has well surfaced paths and boardwalks
Bottlenose dolphins watched from the shore at Chanonry Point
nearby Nairn beach, a very long sandy beach that is dog friendly all year round
snow on Nairn beach, very rare sight!
Aurora Borealis, the Northern lights are an advantage of the longer winter nights
bottllenose dolphin enjoying a tasty salmon
A good day out without having to drive is Fort George, reached along the shore path from the cottage
Canons on the battlements at Fort George
Highland cow enjoying lunch
Fyrish hill near Evanton
Caledonian canal swing bridge and train
Whooper swans
Ness islands towards Inverness
bottlenose dolphin and calf
Sandwich terns at Ardersier
Brodie castle daffodils
The Highland Regiment
bottlenose dolphins in the Moray Firth
Happy dogs on Nairn Beach
Ardersier Bay is a popular place for wind surfers and kite surfers to enjoy the waves
basking seal
Nairn beach in August 2020 photographed from the sand dunes
shore path between Ardersier and Fort George
Castle Stuart Golf Course
Plodda Falls with viewing platform
posing deer stag
Red Kite
Celebrating the centuries at Fort George
The Kings Golf Course designed by Stuart Rennie opened in 2019
18 hole Kings Golf Course, Balphadrig Road, Inverness
The Balintore mermaid
Ardersier Common, perfect for exploring with your dog
Hamish inspecting the new bench in Ardersier Common
Ardersier Common in Autumn
Ardersier Bay showing the narrows between Chanonry Point and Fort George
Loch Ness in the Highlands of Scotland
Bow Fiddle Rock further along the Moray Coast
Gannets can often be seen diving into the Moray Firth