Brora is a village in the east of Sutherland, in the Highland area of Scotland. The village is situated where the A9 road and the Far North Line bridge the River Brora. The village is served by a railway station.
Brora in Brora, Highland
Craic Pots of Brora Craic Pots of Brora is set up in an outbuilding of the home of Pat Ledwith and comprises a workshop and small gallery and visitors are welcome by appointment. Come and view the beautiful Brora pottery of hand-built stoneware created by Pat and her neighbour Ann Robertson
Read more Sutherland Inn Conferences Sutherland Inn Conferences in Brora are held in this ideal venue suitable for small conferences and meetings for business delegates. Choose from theatre style and desk style depending on requirements and catering is provided to delegates. Sutherland Inn Conferences is also suitable for any occasion and caters to small functions like weddings, birthdays or anniversaries with catering available from a simple buffet right up to a multi course gala dinner.
Read more Brackenside Brackenside is a wonderful self catering chalet in Achrimsdale about one and a half miles north of the village of Brora that comfortably sleeps 5 and offers two bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen and Living area that includes a colour television with freeview plus DVD, CD/Radio. There is also a garden with garden furniture and children`s swings in this beautiful part of the Scottish Highlands overlooking the Moray Firth with views as far as the Cairngorms on a clear day. Enjoy hiking, mountain biking, fishing golf and the many attractions the area has to offer.
Read more Badnellan Ar Dachaidh Badnellan Ar Dachaidh is a traditional Scottish croft house bed and breakfast in Brora that offers a double room, a twin room and single room, none of which are en-suite or have televisions, radios, telephones, or tea making facilities. The house is set in 1/2 acre of cottage garden and places to visit abound in the area as well as activities including the beach, walking, fishing and so much more. Enjoy a hearty breakfast pre-ordered the night before and then set out for a wonderful day in the Scottish Highlands.
Read more Joan Baxter Joan Baxter has been weaving exquisite tapestries since 1973 and her worked is exhibited nationally and internationally. Commissions of her work include tapestries for corporate clients, public buildings and private homes, and works are also produced for exhibitions and for sale. Joan leads workshops and offers short courses and master classes in her studio in Brora, come and learn a fantastic new skill that will astound.