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Holiday homes in Kippford
Known to many as ‘Scotland’s Riviera Coast’, the picturesque village of Kippford sits on the banks of the Urr Estuary on Dumfries and Galloway’s beautiful Colvend Coast. With whitewashed and granite cottages lining the waterfront, boats bobbing in the harbour, and scenic walks beginning from the village, it’s a wonderful setting for a relaxing break in south-west Scotland.
We have a great choice of holiday cottages in Kippford, from cosy escapes for two and dog-friendly stays to spacious holiday homes and lodges for families and friends.
Whether you’re searching for accommodation in Kippford with a sea view, a relaxing hot tub break, or a large holiday cottage for a group getaway, use our search filters to find the features that matter most to you. Browse our Kippford cottages and find your perfect base for exploring the beautiful Dumfries and Galloway coast.
Is Kippford worth visiting?
If you’re looking for a peaceful Scottish coastal break away from the busier tourist spots, holidays in Kippford are well worth considering. Often described as a hidden gem, the village brings together estuary views, coast and woodland, with plenty of opportunities to explore on foot or by bike. It’s an ideal choice if you want a quieter base from which to discover Dumfries and Galloway.
Walking is one of the best ways to explore the area. From Kippford, you can follow coastal and woodland routes towards neighbouring Rockcliffe, taking in views across the Rough Firth along the way. Nearby Dalbeattie Forest offers even more opportunities to get outdoors, with plenty of walking and cycling trails, including part of Scotland’s 7stanes mountain biking network.
After a day exploring, there are places to stop for something to eat or drink back in the village. Gavin Grant, our Homeowner Account Manager, recommends The Anchor:
“If you’re staying in Kippford, I’d recommend making time for a meal or drink at The Anchor. Its waterside location makes it a lovely place to stop and enjoy the atmosphere of the village after a day exploring the coast.”
Does Kippford have a beach?
Yes, Kippford has a beach along the Urr Estuary shoreline. Rather than a long, sweeping stretch of sand, Kippford Beach is characterised by its estuary setting, with boats on the water and beautiful views across the surrounding coastline.



































