We are a mature couple both from professional backgrounds with a mindset to provide an memorable stay within a characteristic setting. Offering high standards of cleanliness, hospitality and comfort the situation of Salmon Landings provides outstanding sea views within a peaceful environment.

On the route of the NC500 (top dead centre) in the North Highlands of Scotland sits Salmon Landings Guest House. Salmon Landing is strictly for grown ups those looking for a peaceful retreat. We are not a hotel, this is our home which you are welcome to enjoy. Arriving here, you can forget the outside world, it is surrounded by fantastic views within a beautiful area which abounds with numerous walks, nature watching opportunities. Standing in its own 6.5 acres of coastal grassland with its own cove with jetty/slipway Salmon Landings overlooks the Orkney Island of Hoy. The fishing station has been passionately converted, subtly accepting its past, retaining many original features, yet steps into the 21st century with complimentary WiFi, smart TV's and fibre broadband. Four spacious king size rooms are available all en-suite, two are located on the ground floor for ease of access. Complimentary tea/coffee facilities available within all rooms. Salmon Landings serves an extensive continental buffet breakfast menu with porridge if pre ordered.

Strathy Point is located in the approximate centre of the North Coast on the NC500 route, offering you a base to explore the East and the West. Whilst Salmon Landings has its own cove slipway/jetty to explore, the Scrabster Ferry to Orkney Islands 22.1 miles, Castle Mey 36 miles, Beach 2miles, Smoo Cave 52 miles, Puffin colony 5miles (June July). The area surrounding Salmon Landings is ideal for outdoor pursuits including fishing, cycling, surfing, walking, bird watching, nature watching, astronomy.