Self Catering Holidays in Dumfries and Galloway - Page 2

Auld Schoolhouse is situated in the coastal village of Sandhead, with uninterrupted views over Luce Bay and the Galloway Hills beyond. The house is only a few metres from 7 miles of sandy beach and only 2 minutes walk from pub/restaurant, well stocked village shop and children's play park. It has an enlosed garden with outside patio area with garden furniture in the summer. It sleeps 7 in 3 bedrooms, all of which are on the 1st floor, it also has kitchen, sitting room with open fire, dining room, 2 shower rooms & 1 bathroom

This relaxed holiday cottage sits on nearly an acre of land, back from the road with no immediate neighbours. The views of the Galloway Hills from the house and the grounds are incredible and will spur you to lace up your walking shoes or jump on your bike every day to explore. Hollins Cottage is just over a mile from Balmaclellan, three miles from New Galloway, and within easy reach of Castle Douglas, Wigtown, and Kirkcudbright. Guests can enjoy a wealth of activities that include golf, fishing, Kayaking, mountain biking, and hiking. The holiday cottage sleeps five people in three bedrooms and is ideal for families. 

The south-west coast of Scotland is one of the country's most picturesque places with mild weather and long hours of sunshine coupled with pristine beaches that are frequently deserted. Just 10 minutes from the friendly village of Portpatrick and only a quarter of an hour from Stranraer, Knockinaam House is perfect for families and friends. There is space for up to eight people to sleep in four bedrooms, and with three acres of gardens and no immediate neighbours, the kids can be as noisy and energetic as they like.

This holiday home in the south of the Rhins of Galloway has some of the best sea views in Scotland. You can look out over the Irish Sea towards Belfast from the windows and gardens at Helensdale, a three-bedroom self-catering property three miles west of Drummore. Walking, cycling, golf, fishing, boat trips, and bird watching are just a few ways to enjoy this gorgeous landscape in all seasons. You're only half an hour from Stranraer, and there's a pub, village shop and cafe in Drummore. Children and dogs are welcome. Short breaks are possible depending on availability.