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Welcome
(Dumfries and Galloway Hotels Section)
Occupying the South West corner of Scotland, stretching from the English
Border at Gretna Green to magnificent cliffs of Scotland’s most southerly
point in the west, Dumfries and Galloway captivates visitors with a dazzling
array of dramatic seascapes combined with warm Scottish hospitality. Encompassing
over 200 miles of coastline, this stunningly beautiful region is home to
a variety of landscapes and ecosystems from gently undulating hills, desolate
moors and mountains to salmon fishing rivers, all merging harmoniously with
each other.
In the interior of Dumfries and Galloway, why not take time to discover
the beauty and essence of Galloway Forest Park, renowned as Britain’s largest
with more than 300 square miles of pristine fresh water lochs such as Loch
Ken, lonesome valleys and moorland and the verdant expanse of Galloway Forest
which climbs to the higher altitudes of the imposing backdrop of the Galloway
Mountains. As a popular vacation spot, The GallowWay Forest Park has a rich
diversity of flora and fauna to be explored ranging from birds of prey to
Red Deer and Wild Goats, all within easy reach from Glasgow, Edinburgh and
Northern England.
Interspersed around Dumfries and Galloway’s awe-inspiring littoral are swathes
of rocky outcrops and stunning expanses of golden sands offering a peaceful
retreat for relaxation, walking and breathing the fresh marine air. A visit
to Scotland’s most southerly point south of Portpatrick, you can catch a
glimpse of Ireland, The Isle of Man and England as you look outwards to
the horizon – a remarkable vista and photographic opportunity during sunset.
The 200 mile coast line is a Mecca for Fishermen and Sea Angling enthusiasts
who can enjoy a host of excursions and shore fishing, from Luce Bay to the
mouth of the River Annan and Nith – both offering excellent salmon fishing
upstream.
Dumfries and Galloway provides a fun-packed range of activities for the
adventurous and sports-minded due to its unspoilt natural environment carved
with fresh water lochs. Loch Ken at the edge of Galloway Forest Park has
an excellent provision of water sports centres where canoes and windsurfs
are available for hire. Equally, the major towns of Dumfies, Annan and Stranraer
offer a multitude of leisure acitivies and attractions from swimming pools
to vibrant pubs and art galleries, making those destinations an ideal base
for relaxing break in Scotland’s majestic South West.
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Cairndale Hotel, Dumfries   
A stylish modern 3 star hotel based in the town centre. Whilst the
beach is nearby, the hotel has an extensive leisure centre, and there
are 22 golf courses in the area.
Rooms from: £54.50 pp
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Days Inn Gretna Green   
Close to the M6/M74 the Days Inn HOtel Gretna Green offers easy access
to visit the Scottish countryside & Carlisle Spacious en-suite
rooms, tea and coffee making facilities and SKY channels in each room,
free newspaper, free parking .
Rooms from: £24.50 pp
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Gretna Hall Hotel   
Close to the M6/M74 the Days Inn Gretna Green has recently been refurbished
throughout and offers easy access to visit the Scottish countryside
and romantic Gretna Green.
Prices from: £40.00 pp
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