Win a 2 Night Stay at Harlosh, Isle of Skye

Located amidst the breathtaking landscape of Scotland’s Isle of Skye, Black h offers a unique blend of modern luxury and natural beauty. Situated against the backdrop of Loch Bracadale and the majestic Cuillin mountains, this architectural masterpiece by Glasgow-based architects Dualchas captures the essence of the island’s rugged charm.

As the winner of our exclusive competition, you’ll have the opportunity to enjoy three nights of unparalleled tranquility in this intimate sanctuary for two. Black h is more than just a place to stay; it’s an immersive experience that allows you to disconnect from the chaos of everyday life and reconnect with the simplicity of nature.

Inside, the interiors are designed to provide warmth and comfort, with oak wood accents and a wood-burning stove creating a cozy atmosphere. Whether you’re admiring the panoramic views from one of the two outdoor decks or exploring the nearby Coral Beaches and Neist Point shoreline, every moment at Black h promises to be unforgettable.

But this competition is about more than just winning a holiday; it’s about creating lasting memories and connections with the land and its people. We invite the lucky winner to share their experience on social media, tagging Hidden Scotland and Black h, and becoming part of a community that celebrates sustainable travel and authentic experiences.

So why wait? Enter now for your chance to win a weekend getaway like no other and discover the magic of Black h on the Isle of Skye.

What's Aberdeenshire Known For

There is so much to do here – 33 castles to seek out and admire, five whisky distilleries to enjoy, over 50 golf courses to choose from and five ski resorts to test your ski and snow-boarding skills. If you like the hustle and bustle of a city then you can base yourself in Aberdeen itself. Other areas we would recommend are Ballater, Banchory or Breamar in Royal Deeside, Stonehaven, Huntly, Inverurie and Elgin. If it’s Skiing you’re after then Glenshee near Ballater is the place to be. Aberdeenshire is also the eastern gateway to the Cairngorms. If you plan to spend Hogmanay in Scotland then Stonehaven’s famous Hogmanay celebrations is well worth experiencing.

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Things to know

Getting around

For public transport, Aberdeenshire is serviced by First Group Rail, with multiple small and major stations across the country. They also operate buses in Aberdeen, with Stagecoach Bluebird travelling outside of the city. Grasshopper passes are also available for hop-on, hop-off bus rides. There are also excellent roads for cycling, hiking and driving.

Getting to Aberdeenshire

Just six miles from Aberdeen City is Aberdeen International Airport, taking direct flights from across the UK and Europe. Aberdeenshire is around 2.5hrs from Glasgow and Edinburgh by road, whilst journeys by rail run hourly from the same city or via the East Coast Main Line from Newcastle and York. From London, Aberdeenshire is reached by the Caledonian Sleeper.

When to go

Aberdeenshire is consistently one of the warmest places in Scotland and is best for sunshine from June to August. The autumn tends to bring less average rain than the rest of the UK, particularly in the month of September. If you can brave the cold, winter is perhaps the most spectacular time to visit, thanks to the amount of snow that falls in December and January.

Where to stay

Aberdeenshire is consistently one of the warmest places in Scotland and is best for sunshine from June to August. The autumn tends to bring less average rain than the rest of the UK, particularly in the month of September. If you can brave the cold, winter is perhaps the most spectacular time to visit, thanks to the amount of snow that falls in December and January.

Eating & drinking

From authentic Angus beef to craft ales and beers courtesy of locals Brewdog, Aberdeenshire has world-class cuisine at its fingertips. Thanks to more than 160 miles of coastline, sampling seafood here is a must – affectionately known as silver darlings – or sample the local whisky from one of the dozens of local distilleries.