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Braemar /breɪˈmɑːr/ ( listen) is a village in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, around 58 miles (93 km) west of Aberdeen in the Highlands. It is the closest significantly-sized settlement to the upper course of the River Dee sitting at an altitude of 339 metres (1,112 ft).
Restaurants in Braemar
1. Hillgoers
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
Hillgoers are a leading outdoor adventure provider based in Aberdeenshire but cover all of Scotland. We offer guided walks from mountain to sea, wildlife walks and navigation skills. We have a list of planned events and also offer bespoke tours too. Our team of highly qualified Mountain Leaders have years of experience and knowledge to share with you on our trips.
2. Braemar Highland Experience
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5.0 based on 37 reviews
Bespoke tours, Off-road safaris, Guided walking Join us for a tour on private hill roads into the heart of the Cairngorms National Park, where there’s a good chance of seeing red deer, golden eagles, red and black grouse, red squirrels and mountain hares. Discover a landscape steeped in history and folklore, learn about land management and the diversity of flora and fauna, absorb our breathtaking views. Our bespoke tours let you set the agenda. Perhaps you’re interested in exploring your family’s heritage, or would like to discover the history, folklore and nature of Scotland. We can search for an elusive monster or a forgotten glen, take you to hand-picked artisan shops or share fabulous photographic opportunities. Whatever your interests, we guarantee unforgettable memories and a personal service based on our wide knowledge of the area. These unique journeys offer you the chance to experience the colour and diversity of Scotland.
3. Yellow Welly Tours
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Our bespoke Yellow Welly Tours can help you explore the Royal Deeside Area in greater detail or wander further afield to Castle Country or Highland Perthshire; spend an hour or two discovering the late Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother’s picnic spot and the glorious scenery around. We can show you a hidden chapel or drive you along the Snow Road in a sporty Morgan* or in the comfort of our luxury Land Rover Discovery. Perhaps you want to learn more about the history and culture of this beautiful part of north east Scotland, lunch in the stunning Cairngorms National Park, do a spot of shopping for Scottish souvenirs, explore some of the ancient Caledonian pine forest in Balmoral’s Ballochbuie – maybe spot a red deer stag, a red squirrel, a Scottish Crossbill or even if you are really, really lucky: an elusive capercaillie – or perhaps sample a dram at the local distillery, we can help & do much, much more; let us create your wonderful memories while you relax and enjoy your holiday
4. Braemar Golf Club
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4.5 based on 44 reviews
Braemar Golf Course is the highest 18 hole golf course in Scotland at around 1,200 feet above sea level.The greens are amongst the finest in the area and the course is very popular with holiday makers and golfing societies.The course is relatively short, measuring 4,935 off the medal tees, but it will test golfers of any standard.
Reviewed By 797seamusc
Really enjoyed my round of golf then drinks and meal clubhouse staff let us stay in the car park in our Motorhome
5. Glenshee Ski Centre
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4.0 based on 226 reviews
Reviewed By erinalba - South Ayrshire, United Kingdom
Took a last minute trip up on a Sunday beginning of March. Was really great! Staff could not have been nicer !!! Loads of medics on the slope (although gladly not in much action). Tow staff were all fab, patient and friendly! One of our party was a complete novice and had a lesson with the ski school and got on brilliantly! Staff in the cafe were very busy and all had smiles on their faces! Food reasonably priced and the place was packed! Think it was about 2.30 for a coffee and 3 quid odds for a beer. They also had vegan and veggie options which was good to see. No wi-Fi which didn’t bother us at all. Great atmosphere in cafe because if it! Brilliant amount of parking with attendants to guide into spaces. Queues for tickets and equipment hire moved quickly with no issues. The only thing that needs a bit of TLC was the loos.. bit tired and could do with a refurb. Overall still really good venue. A thing we missed out on was booking 48hours in advance to exploit their ‘mega deals’ of hire and lift pass as a combo... but will defo be back to do so soon! Prices generally great value for money though especially for last minute .. lesson was £30 for 2 hours for complete beginner, and about 60 quid each for lift pass and kit hire. Brilliant day all round! Thanks again x
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