Home  Farm  Bed  and  Breakfast  is  a  wonderful  place to stay for business or pleasure.   Its  fantastic  setting  offers  the  perfect  opportunity  to explore the North West Highlands of Scotland, while Loch Ness with it's famous occupant 'Nessie',  Urquart  Castle  and  the  Caledonian Canal are again only a short car journey  away  from  Home  Farm.    Many  of  our guests enjoy a relaxing boat cruise  along  the  Loch.   The  local  glens  of  Strathconon, Affric, Cannich and Strathfarrar are incredibly beautiful and should not be missed.

Home Farm is situated at the south western end of the Black Isle and is an excellent centre for a holiday, with plenty of places to see and lots of things to do, not difficult with the Scottish highlands on your doorstep.

The Black Isle is neither an island nor black in colour! It is, in fact, a peninsula of about 23 miles in length, bounded to the north by the Cromarty Firth and to the south by the Moray and Beauly Firths.  No one really knows why it is called the "Black" Isle, although various theories exist, the most plausible of which is that the soil is blackish in colour.  Quiet roads and beaches can be found and many of our guests make at least one visit to find the Bottlenose Dolphins which can be seen from the lighthouse at Rosemarkie, (Chanonry Point).

For those with a further interest in wildlife, Home Farms location between mountains and sea provides a varied habitat which attracts many different birds and animals. Eagles, Red Kites, Ospreys, Buzzards, Deer, Pine Martens, Seals and the occasional Otter can all be seen.

Guests with an historical interest are well served, Urquhart, Dunrobin, Cawdor, and Brodie Castles are all within easy reach as are Culloden battle-field and Fort George.

Home Farms central location makes an ideal base for touring the Highlands. The scenic west coast and the Cairngorms National Park are both less than two hours distant making them both popular destinations for day trips.

The Scottish Highlands are world famous for their natural beauty and our whole area abounds with lochs, glens, mountains and rivers. Glen Affric, Glen Strathfarrar, Strathglass and Strathconon are all well worth visiting.

The nearby River Blackwater hosts the spectacular Rogie Falls only 15 mins drive from Home Farm. The falls provide an opportunity to observe leaping salmon whilst the surrounding woodlands offer the chance of peaceful excursions.

Another "must visit" for virtually everyone who comes to this area is Loch Ness, probably the most famous of all Scottish lochs.  Whether you wish to look for Nessie, visit Urquhart Castle, or cruise the loch, there is plenty here for everyone.

Whisky distilleries are always popular with visitors, and here in Muir of Ord we have our very own! The Glen Ord Distillery is open to visitors - do go and have a look and sample some "uisge-beatha" - the water of life! A little further afield is the Glenmorangie Distillery at Tain,

There is much more to see than we have space to mention - why not come and have a look for yourself?