Experiences for whisky lovers, adventurers and sightseers

A stylish indoor walkway of rye lit from below.

Linn House and the surrounding areas are alive with opportunities. Visit world-renowned distilleries, immerse yourself in a whisky cocktail masterclass or explore the smuggler’s trail.

The Scapa distillery at sunset in the snow.

A small plane flying over a ruined Scottish castle, backed by mountains.

Tailored  experiences

There are a wide variety of distinctive local sporting and leisure activities to try in the local area, such as fly-fishing at the historic Ballindalloch Castle, a visit to the spectacular Hopeman golf course overlooking the sea and stargazing under striking dark skies.

With expert knowledge of the local area and all that it has to offer, our friendly local team would be delighted to put together a bespoke itinerary tailored to your wishes.

suggested itinerary

Stylishly lit distillery warehouse with a gallery of whisky barrels.

Join us at Strathisla, the oldest continually operating distillery in the Highlands. Go behind the scenes in a private tour and create your own unique blend. Explore the history of Chivas Regal in The Archives.

Next, take a short trip across the beautiful countryside to Elgin for a lunch at the luxurious Orrin. Excite your taste buds with beautifully crafted modern Scottish dishes.

An offroad vehicle next to a Scottish lake in lush countryside.

Continue your journey across Speyside to the Pearl of the North, Ballindalloch Castle and take part in a private fishing experience on the river Avon. Explore the 16th century Scottish Baronial castle sitting on the banks of the river. Try your hand at fishing for Atlantic salmon and seatrout with a private ghillie to guide you.

The staircase at Linnhouse with elegant furniture and paintings.

Bring the day to a close at Linn House. Relax and enjoy a dram by the river Isla.

Start the morning with an adventure through the Cairngorms National Park by defender and on foot. Retrace the steps taken by smugglers at the turn of the 19th century. Relax with a Highland picnic lunch and dram in The Peat Reek both.

Spend your afternoon exploring the valley of the river Livet. Discover the inimitable range of The Glenlivet with a guided distillery tour. Explore the old dig site and see some of the original artefacts from the time of illicit whisky making.

Return to Linn House for the night and finish your Journey with a feast prepared by our head chef, Eric Orby. Indulge your senses with the finest fayre from Scotland’s
bountiful larder.