The Antlers Bed & Breakfast - Lybster

B&B on a working dairy farm with North Sea views

Accommodation at The Antlers

The Antlers in Lybster offers double rooms with four-poster beds, each providing views of the North Sea. Guestrooms include flat-screen TVs, electric kettles, and private bathrooms located across the hall for exclusive use. The family-run property ensures a warm welcome with a shared lounge area for relaxation.

On-Site Wellness

The Antlers Bed & Breakfast Lybster has an on-site spa offering a range of pampering treatments. Guests can unwind after exploring Caithness in the shared lounge or garden. The spa provides a dedicated space for relaxation within the working dairy farm setting.

Breakfast and Dining

Breakfast at The Antlers is exceptional, with a full choice including Full Scottish, vegetarian options, and smoked kippers. Sandra prepares fresh oat cakes and cheese as extras, using good-quality ingredients. Packed lunches are available for guests planning excursions along the NC500.

Location and Activities

The Antlers lies 300 metres from the NC500, with uninterrupted views of the Caithness coast and sea. Nearby attractions include Camster Cairns ancient burial site, Whaligoe Steps for coastal exploration, and Wick Heritage Centre. Lybster golf course and rock fishing are within easy reach for outdoor activities.

Family and Couples

The property welcomes families with family rooms, a garden, and a terrace. Children can feed the highland cows in the next paddock, a hands-on experience. Couples enjoy the quiet setting and personalised service from hosts Sandy and Sandra Sutherland.

• Location: On a working dairy farm with North Sea views, 300m from NC500
• Rooms: Four-poster bed rooms with Noth Sea views and flat-screen TVs
• Dining: Exceptional full Scottish breakfast with oat cakes and cheese
• Wellness: On-site spa with pampering treatments
• Actiities: Close to Camster Cairns, Whalgie Steps, Lybster golf course
• Ideal or: Couples seeking a romantic getawway, families looking for charm