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The Tranquil Otter - member of Cumbria Tourism

 

The Tranquil Otter

The Tranquil Otter offers eight luxury 5* self catering holiday lodges around a 20-acre stream fed fishing lake in an area of natural outstanding beauty.

The Lough @ The Tranquil Otter

Five star luxury lodges in beautiful Cumbria

The Tranquil Otter private nature reserve is a beautiful, peaceful and natural setting for you to relax and indulge in the five star luxury self catering holiday accommodation. Just imagine relaxing in a hot-tub watching the stars and sipping Champagne or spotting great variety of woodland birds and water fowl, many rare. If you fancy being a little more energetic you could row your private boat next to your cottage out to the middle of the lake to watch the wildlife from there. You may be lucky and spot the elusive otters; you will definitely see swans, ducks, perhaps a buzzard, heron, spotted woodpecker red squirrel or polecat or many others.

There are also opportunities to learn fly fishing or take a microlyte flight over Northern Cumbria, something different to tell your friends to make them jealous. Check out the Things to Do Section.

This quieter part of Cumbria, the Solway Firth and Plain, is far from the beaten track, famous for centuries of tension between England and the Scots, typified by the struggle between Robert the Bruce of Scotaland and Edward I of England, and among the turbulent Border Reiver families whose descendants, our neighbours and friends, now, thankfully, live side by side in peace.

Why not walk the Northern Fells, in Wainwright’s footsteps or climb Skiddaw by day before relaxing at night in the sauna or hottub at your lodge. Sheer Bliss.

Over 70% of business is repeat or from recommendation

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send us an e-mail enquiry or call us on 01228 576661.

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