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Dornoch has a wide range of things to interest travellers, history including the cathedral, great golf course, several antique shops and a couple of good boutiques. Also great beach and some fantastic wild scenery to explore.

Dornoch is such a wonderful town. I was amazed by the architecture from various periods but the Georgian and Edwardian stood out and looked stunning in red sandstone! The castle hotel bar is a must see, also the cathedral where Madonna got married to Guy Ritchie and also Elon Musk got married there too! The beech walks and also the Golf course, rated as the number 1 golf course in Scotland (I spoke to golfers at this festival who gave me their honest opinions) with a links style supposedly better than St Andrews! Although I was there for the local whisky festival, the people were so pleasant and made you feel so welcome and the hotel/ pubs were outstanding with the accompanying food menu's were superb.

Pretty town with a lovely long sandy beach. The Museum and Heritage Trail are very interesting and well worth the time. The cathedral is worth a visit and there are some interesting shops to explore. And we noticed an electric car charging point! We only stayed one night but it would have been better to have stayed for two as we didn't have enough time to visit all the attractions.

A lovely well equiped cottage set in an idillic location with superb views towards the Dornoch Firth. A few miles from Dornoch so own transport essential as over 2 miles from a bus route. If you are looking for an away from it all retreat, look no further.

Very enjoyable, staying in a castle felt special and exclusive and staff were friendly and professional. The food was amazing and also special. Dornoch itself has lovely shops and the Castle Hotel is right in the centre with its own parking.

Dornoch is a lovely small town/large village with a number of interesting buildings, an ancient Cathedral, a magnificent beach, an interesting Museum, a range of shops, hotels, pubs and restaurants. It is also close to Golspie and the nearby Dunrobin Castle. I am not a golfer but for golfers it is a paradise. Unfortunately, on this occasion time pressures precluded a longer stay but it is a destination which I know quite well and would have no hesitation in recommending a visit to visitors to the area.