Experience the white wonders of Scotland

From the white snow-capped Cairngorm mountains to the crashing white waters of Corryvreckan whirlpool, there are so many winter white things to see and do in Scotland. Scotland boasts a wide variety of winter visitor attractions, from visiting a remote lighthouse to discovering Scotlands history at one of the many museums around the country.

There are also a diverse range of winter activities all across Scotland, ranging from climbing the world's tallest ice wall to spotting some winter wildlife.

To mark the start of the Winter White campaign VisitScotland has teamed up with over 170 of Scotland's finest hotels, guest houses, B&B's and self catering accommodation providers to offer some fantastic winter white accommodation offers.

Stay at Achray House Hotel, Crieff, Perthshire,
Achray House is situated within the banks of Loch Earn inside the boundaries of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. It is an ideal base to explore the surrounding areas. 3 nights for £99.

Visit the white Blair Atholl castle, home to the only private army in Europe, the Duke's of Atholl Highlanders. This spectacular White Castle and its breathtaking surroundings date back over 700 years. Open 9.30 – 12pm, 6 Nov – 18 March 2007/2008, except Christmas and New Year.

Stay at Cluny Bank Hotel, in Forres, Moray
Built in the early eighteen hundreds Cluny Bank Hotel still has many of its Victorian features. Woodland walks are situated around the hotel, and the idyllic Findhorn Beach is only a ten minute drive away. 3 nights for £99.

Take a visit to a stunning white Kinnaird Head Lighthouse

The first lighthouse to be built in Scotland, situated on the site of a laird's castle. Open 1st Nov - 31st March, Mon - Sat, 11am - 4pm, Sun, 12pm - 4pm. Except December 25, 26, Jan 1st and 2nd

Stay at Eileen Iarmain Hotel, in Sleat, Isle of Skye.
Situated on the harbour front it is a truly romantic setting with magnificent Picturesque panoramic sea views, across the Sound of Sleat to the Lighthouse built by Robert Louise Stephenson's grandfather and the wild peak of the Knoydart hills. 3 nights for £99.

Seek the thrill of white-tailed eagles.
These birds of prey are an amazing sight to see in the winter sky, with their distinctive white tail and brown plumage. They can be seen year round in the west of Scotland.

Skye Wildlife Tours: Full day tours from £20pp - pre booking essential!

For more information log on to Visitscotland.com/white.