A Highland mix of moose and MICE

A new wilderness reserve in Scotland is keen to host incentive groups or secluded business meetings of up to 16 people. Alladale Wilderness Lodge and Reserve is set 23,000 acres in the wildest area of the Northern Highlands. 'This is the place', says Paul Lister, the owner, 'to challenge skills and stretch minds.
The lodge itself has luxury facilities and can offer creative menus, ceilidh dances and spa treatments, but with Wi-Fi connectivity and a fully equipped boardroom available as required.
The location boasts three rivers, five glens and 10 lochs and has been highlighted in the national press recently because of the release of two European moose and a number of wild boar. And delegates can also be lucky enough to spot golden eagles, red deer, pine martens, badgers and salmon.

In addition to the attractions of nature, Alladale can be the setting for 4x4 safaris, riding, mountain biking, archery, clay pigeon and target shooting. Naturally, golf is available nearby at the Royal Dornoch course.
Based on full board for a group of 16, exclusive hire ranges according to season from £2,000 to £3,500 per night. This price includes all indoor and outdoor activities.