Find a holiday rental that fits your needs among the 34 beautiful holiday rentals from numerous providers in John o' Groats. By directly analysing these different offers, HomeToGo brings you the best deals and the highest rated rentals in John o' Groats.
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The Weather in John O Groats
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Here is our climate diagram for John o' Groats. July is the warmest month in John O Groats, with average daily maximum temperatures of 16°. On the other hand, you could have temperatures dropping under 2° in January. The rainiest month is December, while the driest month is February.
Accommodation options in John O Groats
53 of the 34 listed rentals in John o' Groats are house rentals. In other words, they make up one-third of the accommodation options in this destination (39.85%). House rentals here have an average cost of £199 per night and a median size of 142 m². Moreover, the majority of house rentals in John o' Groats can welcome 6 people, which makes John o' Groats an ideal destination for medium-sized groups and families. Travellers who prefer something else can also find many apartment rentals, which are the other most popular accommodation type in John o' Groats. The average size of apartment rentals in John o' Groats is 56 m², and the average price is £198 per night.
John o Groats holiday homes are about unearthly experiences
Crowning Britain's northernmost tip, your John o Groats accommodation offers an unparalleled point of view. Magical experiences are certain in this unique destination which is steeped in history and atmosphere.
Art & Culture
Cliffhanging castles
One of the jewels in John o Groats' crown are the Castle and Gardens of Hey. The castle's intriguing royal heritage is apparent throughout the lavish interiors, which are replete with personal touches. Restored by the Queen Mother in the 1950s, the castle is clearly a family favourite.
Don't miss out on the atmospheric ruined Sinclair Girnigoe Castle. Poised on a cliff above the ocean, you would hardly think that this tranquil spot had such a contested history. It was seized by Cromwellian armies in the 1600s and played an important part in the political events of the time. Seals often play in the cove beneath the castle.
Family Activities
Arctic skuas and the aurora borealis
Your family will be awed by the nightly auroras that dance across the skies above your holiday home. Your best chances of seeing the Northern Lights are in Caithness and the Orkney area. Although this natural phenomenon is unpredictable it is more common in the wintertime.
Don't forget to take a wildlife boat trip and see the Arctic skuas and guillemots that inhabit the waters here. Along the coast there are plenty of historic harbours where your family can enjoy the charms of the seaside.
Local Attractions
Walk on the wild side
There are many spectacular walks to discover near your John o Groats accommodation. Navigate the craggy cliffs of Dunnet Head, the most northerly point of mainland United Kingdom, or explore the natural inlets at St John's Point. Follow the path from John o Groats to Duncansby Head to see the looming sea stacks. Meanwhile, Skara Beae's archaeological ruins are impressive, along with the North Coast's many secluded beaches.
