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On all our holidays we have a 'leave nothing, take only photographs' policy. Our guides are asked to explain and encourage this policy. We offer transfers between Inverness airport and Aviemore rail station which encourages guests to use public transport when coming on one of our guided walking holidays or courses.
All waste kitchen vegetable matter is composted. We grow as many of our own vegetables and herbs as we possibly can. These are all used in Rebecca's imaginative meals. Trees native to the region are encouraged to grow in the grounds of the lodge.
Although the Highland scenery is stunning, it is one of the less affluent areas of Britain. We are entirely Highland based, both as a company and whilst delivering the holidays. We source as much produce as we can locally and we support a number of local business. We employ only local guides. Their in-depth knowledge of the Highland mountains is invaluable, this greatly increasing flexibility and enhancing the overall experience.
As part of our continuing commitment to environmentally responsible holidays we are currently in the process of installing a wood pellet boiler here at the lodge (our main base for our walking holidays) here in Scotland.
Boat of Garten (our location) has an energetic and vibrant community putting on a good number of lively social events through the year. We encourage our guests to support these by scheduling holidays to coincide with them.





We invite every traveller who books a holiday via us to send in a review. Because we don't run the holidays they're completely independent and unedited... remember to read between the lines though, as two people on the same holiday can have different views!




