The Scottish one-of-a-kind yurt holiday you can book at major discount

A one-of-a-kind Scottish yurt holiday can currently be booked for a bargain price.

When it comes to a holiday, for many Scots nothing can beat a relaxing stay in a luxurious hotel or spa. Others, though, prefer something a bit more unique and closer to nature.

If you fall into the latter camp, you will no doubt have your head turned by an offer at Bachilton Farm Holidays near Perth available through Wowcher. If you book via the voucher website, you can land a two-night stay for six people in one of its yurts for just £199 — 34 per cent lower than the standard cost of £300.

Home to a number of Mongolian-style yurts, Bachilton Farm Holidays would be perfect for those wanting a unique and relaxing glamping experience. All of the yurts come complete with a wood-burning stove, a barbecue, and even a private hot tub.

Also included are cosy double beds, a double futon, and two single futons. Meanwhile, there is a private bathroom block that is well-stocked with all the necessary amenities.

Other benefits of Bachilton Farm Holidays include Wi-Fi and the fact that it is pet-friendly. At the end of the day, though, its spectacular location is the standout — letting you gaze up at the stars while unwinding in your hot tub.

Given its close proximity to Perth, you can also easily head into the city for a bit of shopping or sightseeing. From its café-lined streets to iconic attractions such as Scone Palace and Lochleven Castle, it is a true underrated gem.

Meanwhile, shoppers will love the St John’s indoor shopping centre, where there are plenty of well-known retailers, independent stores, and specialist shops and boutiques. There is also a wealth of bars and restaurants if you feel like a fancy night out on the town.

More information and booking details can be found on the Wowcher website. If you are looking for more travel inspiration, you can read about the Daily Record's newest Walk of the Week.

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