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Broughty Ferry Accommodation at "The Sands" |
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A wee home from home. Peaceful and relaxing. |
Dolphins, seals, swans and many interesting seabirds may be spotted
from the bedroom windows. |
PC available on request for guests with internet access. |
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The Esplanade is a conservation area of outstanding natural beauty. Broughty Beach has been awarded the coveted Blue Flag, in recognition of its status as one of the cleanest beaches in Europe. Broughty Ferry is a bustling community with lots of restaurants, bars, gift shops and a supermarket within walking distance. |
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We offer self-service Bed and Breakfast or Guest House accommodation on the top floor of our family home at "The Sands" on Broughty Ferry Esplanade. The flat is let as a unit and comprises two bedrooms, with exclusive use of an adjoining small but well equipped kitchen and a WC/shower-room. We can accommodate from one to four people in the flat. Both rooms have TVs and panoramic views over Broughty Ferry Beach and the Firth of Tay. The kitchen has a freezer, well stocked fridge, electric cooker and oven, microwave oven, sink and is fully equipped with cutlery and crockery etc. All linen, towels and toiletries are included. Let us know if you have a special diet or breakfast preferences when you book. Broadband internet access available on request. |
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The Scottish dolphins are the biggest bottle-nosed dolphins in the world. MVS Tay runs Badger trips throughout the summer from Broughty Ferry to
enable members of the public to see dolphins. |
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For the comfort and safety of all our guests, we have a policy of No Smoking in the house. | ||||||
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There are many lovely walks in and around Broughty Ferry. Just along the road from the house are the beautiful rock gardens with water features. Guests often enjoy picnics there, entry is free and there are seats and picnic tables. Close by there is a wild nature garden. Visitors can enjoy seaside walks all the way to Monifieth, Barry and Carnoustie.
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Beautiful new bistro, Gelateria and Tearoom on The Esplanade, It's the talk of the Ferry! Phone to reserve a table on 01382 732 738. a la carte dining on Friday and Saturday evenings with superb food in breathtaking surroundings . Try the old Scottish favourite of High tea with freshly prepared food from 5pm on Sundays.Open Tuesday to Sunday 10am to 5pm. Closed Mondays. info@theglasspavilion.co.uk. |
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A regular bus service to Broughty Ferry. Pictures of Broughty Ferry by Malcolm McCrow |
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A sandy beach nestles beneath the historic late 15th century castle in the former fishing village of Broughty Ferry. Broughty Ferry castle is now a museum and well worth visiting. Broughty Ferry beach is backed by dunes and has views across the Tay to Tentsmuir forest in Fife. In the summer, windbreaks are for hire and volleyball nets are erected. A safe area is marked out for swimming. There are an extensive range of facilities in the area. |
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Visocchi's40 Gray St. 01382-779-297. This exquisite ice-cream parlour scoops out some of the best flavours in Dundee and also offers customers an array of delicious cakes such as Italian gateaux and cheesecake. Enjoy a cup of tea, a light snack, or a bowl of pasta.Tue-Thu, Sun 9:30am-7pm; Fri-Sat 9:30am-8pm |
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Free parking available on Broughty Ferry Esplanade outside "The Sands" |
Please call +44 1382 860992, email peter.lawrie@glendiscovery.co.uk
or write to Mairi Lawrie, "Sands", 6 The Esplanade, Broughty Ferry, Dundee DD5
2EL. |
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See the tariffs page for rates |
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