We are fortunate in owning one of Scotland's finest Salmon waters where we can offer first class salmon fly fishing.

Fishing at Murthly Estate, you're in good hands with our hugely experienced ghillies, Donald Tritton and Tony Black, who have been here since 1985 and 1989 respectively. Our superb fly-fishing water fishes well throughout the season, 30-pound salmon are landed most years, and our catch numbers compare to many Lower Tay beats.

Play golf on Thursday, 9.5.24 at the Panmure Golf Club.

Games of golf have been won and lost over the links at Panmure for a very long time. In 1527, it was reported in the Registrum de Panmure that Sir Robert Maule “exerciset the gowf, and oftymes past to Barry lynkes, quan the wadsie was for drink’’

Please note: there are no golf carts, only caddies and carts.

Play golf on Friday, 9.6.24 at the Dumbarnie Links.

Dumbarnie Links is 11 miles from St Andrews.

Blessed with such an expanse of beach and water frontage Dumbarnie Links is a true Premier Links course with a modern twist. The aim of Dumbarnie Links is to provide a world-class, prestigious golf course on a site of genuine links land that is only minutes away from St Andrews, the “Home of Golf” coupled with service standards that do justice to the quality of the experience. This incredible piece of land has a mile and a half of sea frontage with panoramic views over the Firth of Forth

There are many beautiful woodland walks in the area. From the Taybank you can walk along the river to the ancient Birnam Oak or Fiddler’s Path, west into the Craigvinean Forest or north to Atholl Woods.

The area has excellent range of well-marked routes, from gentle strolls to challenging hikes. Covering approximately 20 square miles, there are nearly 41 miles of tracks and paths taking you along rivers, crossing burns and roaming loch-side, through woodland and up hills, from where you can see some spectacular views.

Munros are Scottish mountains over 3000 feet (915 metres). Perthshire is home to 28 of the 282 Munros across Scotland. If Munros are your interest, then Dunkeld House Hotel is a perfect base for some of Perthshire’s most spectacular Munro climbing.

Said to have been named after Queen Victoria, following her visit to the area in 1866, The Queen’s View in Highland Perthshire overlooks Loch Tummel

The Queen’s View Visitor Centre lies at the eastern edge of Loch Tummel and is surrounded by part of the Tay Forest Park. As well as a stunning viewpoint overlooking the loch and beyond to the iconic Schiehallion, the area offers a range of woodland walks suitable for all abilities.

County Clays, the largest sporting clay pigeon range in Scotland consisting of 14 stands each incorporating six to nine different targets from bolting rabbits and driven grouse to fast pheasants. With over 50 targets to choose from and other activities including archery and falconry, it’s a great place to spend the afternoon.

Get the adrenalin pumping with a Land Rover Experience. In the heart of the rugged Highland countryside, you can crank up the speed and thoroughly immerse yourself in the all-terrain capability of the Land Rover.

Leading instructors are on hand to ensure you have everything you need, with a wealth of experience and knowledge to draw upon. Take on steep hill, off-road tracks, woodland tracks, slopes and expanses of private tracks and get a real sense of achievement with a day out in a Land Rover.

Scotland’s largest country department store The House of Bruar is less than 30 minutes drive north on the A9. It’s a good option for a rainy day with a large food hall and cafe, galleries, country clothing and gifts set in rooms with big open fires. It’s also situated right next to the Falls of Bruar – an attractive woodland walk with waterfalls and old stone bridges.

They do deliver to the USA.

Travel through time at Blair Castle, with its rich history stretching back to Mary Queen of Scots through to the Civil War, the Jacobite cause to the disaster of Culloden. The Castle dates back to 1269 and has been the location of many political struggles over the centuries. Today, it’s varied past is reflected all around each of the 30 rooms on display.