The Lighthouse Keeper's Cabin - a luxurious coastal retreat at Noss Head Lighthouse

Nestled within the grounds of the historic Noss Head Lighthouse, The Lighthouse Keeper’s Cabin is an exceptional holiday retreat offering unparalleled comfort, stunning views, and a rich history. Located on the rugged Caithness coastline, this exquisite one-bedroom cabin promises a memorable getaway for couples and small families seeking a serene and unique escape.

Breath-taking location & views.

Set on a dramatic cliffside at the very end of the Noss Head Peninsula, the cabin offers panoramic, unobstructed views of the North Sea, the Orkney Islands, and the rugged Caithness coastline. From every window, you can take in the ever-changing scenery of Sinclair Bay, making it an ideal spot to unwind and soak in the beauty of this coastal paradise. As night falls, you might even catch a glimpse of the mesmerising Northern Lights - an awe-inspiring spectacle unique to this location.

A luxurious, high-spec retreat.

Inside, the cabin combines comfort with luxury. The open-plan living space is tastefully designed, with a fully equipped kitchen featuring top-of-the-line appliances, including a microwave / grill, a premium collection of designer kitchenware and furniture. Whether you're cooking a delicious meal or simply relaxing, every detail is considered. The cosy sitting area is ideal for watching films or series on the Smart TV, complete with Netflix and WIFI access for your entertainment.

For those who prefer a good book to unwind, a curated library of classics, travel books, and local history is available for your enjoyment, providing the perfect accompaniment to a peaceful evening by the sea.

The king-size bedroom, outfitted with luxury linens and a high-end mattress, offers a peaceful retreat. An additional single trundle bed provides extra sleeping space, perfect for small families or additional guests upon request. The utility closet contains a one-hour wash and dry washer dryer. The en-suite bathroom features a jacuzzi bath, offering a perfect place to relax and rejuvenate after a day of exploration.

A history to explore.

The Lighthouse Keeper's Cabin has a fascinating history, once connected to the Sinclair Clan and even frequented by King Charles III during his youth. Set within the compound of the Noss Head Lighthouse, designed by the famous lighthouse engineer Alan Stevenson, the cabin is not only a charming place to stay but also a site of historical significance. The lighthouse itself is a notable landmark on the North Sea coast, and its light has guided sailors safely for generations.

Local attractions & wildlife

The cabin is surrounded by rich history and breathtaking natural beauty. Just a short walk away, you can explore the ruins of Castle Sinclair Girnigoe, a 16th-century stronghold perched on the cliffside, or venture to Wick Heritage Centre to delve into the town’s maritime history. For wildlife enthusiasts, the area is teeming with life - spot puffins, gannets, and even pods of orcas from the Cabin’s windows. If you’re lucky, you might even spot seals or dolphins frolicking in the sea.

Nearby, you’ll find plenty of hiking and walking trails, including the scenic Whaligoe Steps, which lead down to a picturesque cove, and other beautiful coastal walks perfect for outdoor adventures. Additionally, the Old Pulteney Distillery in Wick offers a chance to sample some of Scotland’s finest whisky, while John O' Groats, the northernmost point of the British mainland, is a must-see for any traveller.

An unforgettable getaway

With its luxurious amenities, rich history, and stunning location, The Lighthouse Keeper’s Cabin offers a truly exceptional experience. From Spring till Autumn, you can enjoy the beautiful beaches and replicate the summer country retreat enjoyed by members of the Royal Family, and in the Winter months catch the Northern Lights. Whether you’re relaxing in the jacuzzi after a day of exploration, taking in the views from the Lighthouse Keeper's Cabin windows, or immersing yourself in a book from the curated library, your stay promises to be an unforgettable escape from the everyday.

Nestled in the highlands of Scotland, in the historic county of Caithness, rests the quaint village of Wick, situated a stone's throw away from the popular coastal village of John o' Groats. There's an array of amenities, including both high-street and independent shops, well-stocked convenience stores and a selection of pubs and restaurants, providing everything you might need for an enjoyable staycation. Resting on Wick Bay, there's also a scenic marina offering fishing opportunities, along with a host of sights and attractions worth visiting, including The Wick Heritage Museum, The Trinkie and North Baths Open Air Pool and the dramatic ruins of the Castle Of Old Wick. Within easy reach is the village of John o'Groats, the northernmost point of mainland Great Britain, where a photo with the iconic signpost is a must, or head further inland to explore the picturesque landscape of the highlands, decorated in rolling hills and lochs.

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